Are Venus' and Uranus' Tilt of Natural Origin? On the Formation of Our Planetary System
| Scientific Paper | |
|---|---|
| Title | Are Venus\' and Uranus\' Tilt of Natural Origin? On the Formation of Our Planetary System |
| Read in full | Link to paper |
| Author(s) | Thierry De Mees |
| Keywords | gravitomagnetism, gravity, planetary system, planets, solar system, Sun, angular momentum |
| Published | 2005 |
| Journal | General Science Journal |
| No. of pages | 6 |
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Abstract
The formation theories of our solar system have still remained filled of question marks. Why are the orbits of Mercury and Pluto that much eccentric, and that of the other planets much less? Why are the axial tilts what they are? This we will discover in this paper. Here we will start from the primary model of a huge solar protuberance and next apply the electromagnetic and the gravitational dynamics to it. The application of these physics leads us to the description of how the planets arose, their orbits, their tilt, and their composition. Also we will comment why the Asteroids Belt and the Trojan Asteroids probably arose. Initially, we will bring in that the complete planetary system originated from a solar eruption, and reveal that the planets have successively developed in the order: Mercurius, Venus, the Earth, and Mars on the one hand, and on the other hand Neptune, next Uranus and probably Pluto, then successively Saturnus and Jupiter. At last, the Asteroids Belt was formed, just after the formation of Mars and Jupiter. This theory is supported by the other parameters such as the comparison of the planet's density, size and chemical composition. Also the comparison of their tilt, the spacing between their orbits, and the elliptic orbit and tilt of some planets support the theory. We find evidence that Venus' and Uranus' tilt are totally natural.
