In order to see if this figure moves in some type of realistic way, I need to look at the motion of the planets. One of the simplest things would be to look at the angular position as a function of time. What is the angular position? If you were to draw a line from the middle of the center sun to one of the orbiting planets (in a flat plane), the angle between this line and the x-axis would be its angular position.
From the video analysis, I get the following data for the angular positions (in units of radians) of the inner and outer planets.
While you're here, how about this:
Gas giant exoplanet with weirdly long orbit may bear clues about our solar system | Space
Scientists have managed to measure both the size and orbit of a gas giant exoplanet nearly 1,300 light-years away from Earth. Dubbed GOT 'EM-1b, which stands for Giant Outer Transiting Exoplanet Mass, the planet is roughly five times the mass of Jupiter .
Usually scientists struggle to measure the size of giant gas planets , like Jupiter and Saturn, because they're far away from the stars they orbit. Yet, this planet showed up in what researchers call our "solar neighborhood" in 2010, when NASA's Kepler space telescope first discovered the object. Astronomers then noticed periodic decreases in the brightness of a nearby star, called Kepler-1514, which clued the researchers in to the possibility of orbiting planets.
Solar System History 101 | The Planetary Society
Our solar system is a wondrous place. Countless worlds lie spread across billions of kilometers of space, each dragged around the galaxy by our Sun like an elaborate clockwork.
How did our solar system come to be? Why are these objects where they are now? Here is the series of events that made and shaped our solar system, to the best of our knowledge, pieced together from space missions, Earth-based observations, and complex simulations by scientists trying to figure out our place in space.
Astronomers discover rare, 10 billion year old 'Super-Earth' outside of our solar
And here's another article:
Japan firm using school pools to improve solar system efficiency
NASA shows off biggest canyon in solar system
Known as Valles Marineris, it stretches over 2,500 miles across the Martian equator and is 7 miles deep.
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It's the most powerful camera ever sent to another planet and is part of ongoing research from the University of Arizona in Tucson .
Energetic Ion Irradiation of N2O Ices Relevant for Solar System Surfaces | Monthly Notices of the
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Otherworldly education: Earle Jamieson students finish scale model of solar system | TheUnion.com
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