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EXAMPLE 79. The Sun’s rotation period = 24.66225 Earth days. This image depicts, during this time period, The SUM of The ANGLES (A). Rotated by The Sun and its Four LARGE Satellites (planets), and (B). Rotated by Earth and its single LARGE Satellite, and (C). Rotated by Saturn and its Eight LARGE Satellites, and (D). Rotated by Uranus and its Four LARGE Satellites, and (E). Revolved by Pluto and its single LARGE Satellite.

Once again, we see (glaringly, blindingly obvious!) “OCTANT HUGGING”. Once again Newtonian Physics is absolutely impotent as far as providing an explanation.

DEMONSTRATION:-

(A). The Sun’s rotation period = 24.66225 Earth days.

The Sun’s Four LARGE “Satellites” are The Four Giant Planets. Here are their names and rotation periods (expressed in Earth days):- Jupiter 0.41353831 and Saturn 0.44401 and Uranus 0.71833 and Neptune 0.671252

(24.66225 ÷ 24.66225) + (24.66225 ÷ 0.41353831) + (24.66225 ÷ 0.44401) + (24.66225 ÷ 0.71833) + (24.66225 ÷ 0.671252) = 187.2549 rotations.

0.2549 x 360 = 91.8 degrees.

That is 187 complete rotations + 91.8 degrees.

To verify the time periods and data in this example, click on the following links:-

The Sun rotation period

www.solarsystemtimeperiods.com/planet-orbital

Jupiter rotation period

www.solarsystemtimeperiods.com/jup-rot

Rotation periods of Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune

www.solarsystemtimeperiods.com/planet-orbital

To verify planet sizes (See the radius and mass columns in the table.)

www.solarsystemtimeperiods.com/planet-orbital

(B). Here are the rotation periods (expressed in Earth days) of Earth and its single large satellite – The Moon. Earth 0.997269663 and The Moon 27.321661

(24.66225 ÷ 0.997269663) + (24.66225 ÷ 27.321661) = 25.6324 rotations.

0.6324 x 360 = 227.7 degrees.

That is 25 complete rotations + 227.7 degrees.

To verify the time periods and data in this example, click on the following links:-

The Sun rotation period

www.solarsystemtimeperiods.com/planet-orbital

Earth rotation period

www.solarsystemtimeperiods.com/earth-periods

The Moon orbital period (which is equal to its rotation period, due to “tidal locking”)

www.solarsystemtimeperiods.com/large-sats

(C). Here are the rotation periods (expressed in Earth days) of Saturn and its Eight LARGE Satellites:- Saturn 0.44401 and Mimas 0.942421813 and Enceladus 1.370217855 and Tethys 1.887802160 and Dione 2.736914742 and Rhea 4.517500436 and Titan 15.94542068 and Hyperion (Rotation is “chaotic”, but we will use its orbital period to stand proxy for its rotation period, because normally a satellite’s rotation period = its orbital period, due to “tidal locking”) 21.2766088 and Iapetus 79.3301825

(24.66225 ÷ 0.44401) + (24.66225 ÷ 0.942421813) + (24.66225 ÷ 1.370217855) + (24.66225 ÷ 1.887802160) + (24.66225 ÷ 2.736914742) + (24.66225 ÷ 4.517500436) + (24.66225 ÷ 15.94542068) + (24.66225 ÷ 21.2766088) + (24.66225 ÷ 79.3301825) = 130.2631 rotations.

0. 2631 x 360 = 94.7 degrees.

That is 130 complete rotations + 94.7 degrees.

To verify the time periods and data in this example, click on the following links:-

The Sun rotation period

www.solarsystemtimeperiods.com/planet-orbital

Saturn rotation period

www.solarsystemtimeperiods.com/planet-orbital

Orbital periods (which are equal to their rotation periods, due to “tidal locking”) of Saturn’s LARGE Satellites

www.solarsystemtimeperiods.com/large-sats

To verify satellite sizes (See mass and radius columns in the table.)

www.solarsystemtimeperiods.com/planet-orbital

(D). Here are the rotation periods (expressed in Earth days) of Uranus and its FOUR LARGE Satellites:- Uranus 0.71833 and (Miranda is only a medium sized satellite, and is therefore excluded from this example.) Ariel 2.52037932 and Umbriel 4.1441765 and Titania 8.7058703 and Oberon 13.4632423

(24.66225 ÷ 0.71833) + (24.66225 ÷ 2.52037932) + (24.66225 ÷ 4.1441765) + (24.66225 ÷ 8.7058703) + (24.66225 ÷ 13.4632423) = 54.7336 rotations.

0.7336 x 360 = 264.1 degrees.

That is 54 complete rotations + 264.1 degrees.

To verify the time periods and data in this example, click on the following links:-

The Sun rotation period

www.solarsystemtimeperiods.com/planet-orbital

Uranus rotation period

www.solarsystemtimeperiods.com/planet-orbital

Orbital periods of Uranus’ LARGE Satellites (equal to their rotation periods, due to “tidal locking”)

www.solarsystemtimeperiods.com/large-sats

To verify satellite sizes (See the mass and radius columns in the table.)

www.solarsystemtimeperiods.com/planet-orbital