Qn 1. Is there any other field/force which is also responsible for suspension of these matter [ planets ; star ] in the space. If so then, what is the composition [ theoretical or experimental view ] of the force which makes them in suspended form with spin and orbital motion.
Qn 2. Let us assume that the known planets in solar system is revolving around the sun with an effect of magnetic field , in such case what factor decides the distance of separation from the planets to the sun; is it some sort of material based [ like Fe is attracted more to strong magnet than Ni ] ; let us assume that all the planets were chips extracted form the sun ; in such case whether the extracted planet will have individual core matter to be controlled by sun for its orbital and spin action
Qn.3 Does geomagnetic Strom has any effect on orbital/spin action of the planets ; if so , at what extent it has an effect on the motion of planets.
Is it possible to have some kind of dark vortex net structures [ expansion over the period of billion years ] ; with an accelerated expansion and revolving mechanism . A dark field net structures [ each net represent an orbit for a planet ] ; assuming billion of nets in a vortex ; also distance between each net in X-axis is extremely large . Check the attachment [ supportive data for above content ] ; any discussions or explanations / published work on this content ??????
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Vikram,
Q1: There is no need to suspend objects. There is no force that needs to be countered - unlike, say, a spring which counters the weight of a suspended object.
Q2: Gravity (Newtonian, and relativistic) admirably describes the known orbits of planets in our, and other, solar systems. In any case, the field strengths of the Sun, and (say) Jupiter) are many orders of magnitude too weak to have a detectable effect (inverse cube between dipoles y'know)
Q3: Flares and suchlike do alter the light show that plays out over the magnetic poles of bodies with substantial magnetic fields and atmospheres.
James,
Thanks for your reply .
In such case how torque is developed for spin and orbital motion [at a constant velocity ] ; if the effect of the field is negligible on certain bodies then what is the source of "force" ; any speculations of connectivity between Effect of Dark matter and its energy on motion of these bodies or effect of cosmic rays on these systems ??
Vikram,
Objects spinning (rotating about their own axis) with a constant rotational speed do not need any torque to be applied.
The orbital motion of the planets around the sun is a trivial consequence of the conservation of angular momentum form the originally rotating (collapsing) protostellar nebula.
I do not fully understand your concern.
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