Solar Geometry

A Case for the Divine Design of the Solar System

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The Solar System: Chance or Design?

Is our solar system the product of chance or Divine design?  Has our  Earth-centered view of the solar system masked the unique mathematical relationships that exist between the planets?  If, instead of Earth,  you use Mercury, the first planet, as the basis for measuring planetary distances and periods of orbit around the Sun, you get these relationships:

Planet Distance
from
the sun
in km (000)
Distance
where
Mercury
equals 1
Period
where
Mercury
equals 1
Mercury 57,910 1.0000 1.0000
Venus 108,200 1.8660 2.5490
Earth 149,600 2.5833 4.1521
Mars 227,940 3.9365 7.8101
Jupiter 778,330 13.4399 49.2714

 

When Mercury = 1, the relationships are unveiled

Curiously, these measures reveal some very unusual relationships between the planets that are hidden when using the Earth as the basic unit of measure:

( Earth ⁴ / Venus ³ ) + ( Venus ³ / Earth ⁴ ) = 7

( Mars ⁴ / Earth ³ ) + ( Earth ³ / Mars ⁴ ) = 14

Earth ¾ * ( √1 + √2 + √3 + √6 ) = Jupiter

Relationships exist in orbital periods as well

The relationships between the planets also extend to the periods of orbital rotation, like the workings of a precisely calibrated clock:

Distance of the Earth = √ Period of Venus * Phi

Distance of Mars = √ Period of Earth * √ Diameter of Venus’ Orbit

Note:  Phi is equal to 1.6180339…, the number behind the Golden Section or Divine Proportion, found in almost every proportion of the human body.

Elegant geometries relate the planets

We find too that the distances and periods of the planets can be represented by very fundamental, but elegant, geometric constructions of circles, triangles and squares:

Mercury = 1

Mercury = 1

Mercury * (½ ( √3 + 1 )) ² = Venus

Mercury * (½ ( √3 + 1 )) ² = Venus

Venus ¾ * (½ ( √5 + 1 )) = Earth

Venus ¾ * (½ ( √5 + 1 )) = Earth

Earth ¾ * (½ ( √6 + √2 )) = Mars

Earth ¾ * (½ ( √6 + √2 )) = Mars

Mars * ( √2 + 2 ) = Jupiter

Mars * ( √2 + 2 ) = Jupiter

Note too that the angles in these geometries use the most fundamental divisions of a circle into 4, 6 and 12 sections (i.e., sections of 90º, 60º and 30º in measure), and the most fundamental integer numbers in their construction.

Even the Moon reveals a highly unusual relationship

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Total solar eclipses are possible only because of a unique relationship between the Sun and the Moon, which is 400 times closer to the Earth than the Sun, but also 400 times smaller than the Sun.

The relationship to Kepler’s Law

Kepler’s laws of planetary motion tell us that the distance of each planet is related to its own orbital period, but is there any natural reason for one planet’s orbit to be related like this to any other?

Could all these relationships have happened by mere coincidence, or is this a glimpse into the mind of God in His design of the solar system?

Explore the evidence in more depth on the pages to follow.

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It is the glory of God to conceal a matter; to search out a matter is the glory of kings.  (Proverbs 25:2)

©1999 Alan Bennett
 

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