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EXAMPLE 67. Jupiter has Four LARGE Satellites (The “Galilean” Satellites). The SUM of their orbital and rotation periods = 58.32778 Earth days. This image depicts the ANGLES rotated by The Six LARGE Inner Solar System Bodies (ie:- The Sun, Mercury, Venus, Earth, The Moon, and Mars) during this time period.
Once again, we see (glaringly, blindingly obvious!) “OCTANT HUGGING”. Once again Newtonian Physics is absolutely impotent as far as providing an explanation.
DEMONSTRATION:- Jupiter has Four LARGE Satellites. Here are their names and orbital periods, expressed in Earth days:- Io 1.769137786 and Europa 3.551181041 and Ganymede 7.15455296 and Callisto 16.6890184 Their rotation periods are the same as their orbital periods, due to “tidal locking”.
The SUM of their orbital periods plus their rotation periods = 58.32778 Earth days.
Here are the names and rotation periods (expressed in Earth days) of The Six LARGE Inner Solar System Bodies:- The Sun 24.66225 and Mercury 58.6462 and Venus 243.0187 and Earth 0.997269663 and The Moon 27.321661 and Mars 1.025957
During 58.32778 Earth days, The Sun rotates
58.32778 ÷ 24.66225 = 2.3651 rotations.
0.3651 x 360 = 131.4 degrees.
That is 2 complete rotations + 131.4 degrees.
During 58.32778 Earth days, Mercury rotates
58.32778 ÷ 58.6462 = 0.9946 rotations.
0.9946 x 360 = 358.0 degrees.
During 58.32778 Earth days, Venus rotates
58.32778 ÷ 243.0187 = 0.2400 rotations.
0.2400 x 360 = 86.4 degrees.
During 58.32778 Earth days, Earth rotates
58.32778 ÷ 0.997269663 = 58.4875 rotations.
0.4875 x 360 = 175.5 degrees.
That is 58 complete rotations + 175.5 degrees.
During 58.32778 Earth days, The Moon rotates
58.32778 ÷ 27.321661 = 2.1349 rotations.
0.1349 x 360 = 48.5 degrees.
That is 2 complete rotations + 48.5 degrees.
During 58.32778 Earth days, Mars rotates
58.32778 ÷ 1.025957 = 56.8521 rotations.
0.8521 x 360 = 306.7 degrees.
That is 56 complete rotations + 306.7 degrees.
To verify the time periods and data in this example, click on the following links:-
Orbital periods (which, for satellites, are the same as the rotation periods, due to “tidal locking”) of The Moon and The Four LARGE Jupiter Satellites
www.solarsystemtimeperiods.com/large-sats
Rotation periods of The Sun, Mercury, and Venus, and to verify planet and satellite sizes (See mass and radius columns in the table)
www.solarsystemtimeperiods.com/planet-orbital
Earth’s rotation period
www.solarsystemtimeperiods.com/earth-periods
Mars rotation period
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