Appendix
This appendix consolidates all reference data, astronomical constants, and bibliography sources used in the Holistic Universe Model.
I. Solar System Data
Axial Precession Orbit (APO)
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Orbital circumference | 1,345,079.78 km |
| Orbital diameter | 428,148.66 km |
| Orbital radius | 214,074.33 km |
| Orbital speed | 0.0059724188 km/h |
Earth moves by ~0.006 km each day around the EARTH-WOBBLE-CENTER.
Axial Precession runs backwards (the zodiac ring moves backwards in time).
Inclination Precession Orbit (IPO)
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| J2000 eccentricity | 1.671022 AU |
| Orbital circumference | 14,397,389.51 km |
| Orbital diameter | 4,582,378.36 km |
| Orbital radius | 2,291,189.18 km |
| Orbital speed | 0.0147804564 km/h |
Looking from Earth, Sun’s PERIHELION-OF-EARTH moves by ~0.015 km each day around the Sun.
Inclination Precession runs forwards (the zodiac ring moves forwards in time).
Fundamental Cycles
| Cycle | Duration | Formula |
|---|---|---|
| Holistic-Year | 333,888 years | 333,888 / 1 (Fibonacci) |
| Inclination Precession | 111,296 years | 333,888 / 3 (Fibonacci) |
| Neptune orbital resonance | 66,778.2 years | 333,888 / 5 (Fibonacci) |
| Obliquity cycle | 41,736 years | 333,888 / 8 (Fibonacci) |
| Axial Precession | 25,683.69 years | 333,888 / 13 (Fibonacci) |
| Perihelion Precession | 20,868 years | 333,888 / 16 |
Precession Rates
| Precession Type | Cycle (years) | Rate (arcsec/year) |
|---|---|---|
| Inclination (vs ICRF) | 111,296 | 11.645 |
| Inclination (vs Ecliptic) | ~66,778 | 19.408 |
| Obliquity (vs Ecliptic) | 41,736 | 31.053 |
| Axial (vs ICRF) | ~25,684 | 50.461 |
| Perihelion | 20,868 | 62.106 |
Earth Data
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Equatorial circumference | 40,075.02 km |
| Mean diameter | 12,756.27 km |
| Mean radius | 6,378.14 km |
Earth Cycles
| Cycle Type | Value |
|---|---|
| Mean Solar year | 365.2421890 days |
| Sidereal year | 31,558,149.724 SI seconds |
| Mean Anomalistic year | 31,558,433.29 SI seconds |
Moon Data
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Mean diameter | 3,474.8 km |
| Orbital circumference | 2,415,250.59 km |
| Orbital radius | 384,399.07 km |
| Closest perigee on record | 356,375 km (Jan 4, 1912) |
| Most distant apogee | 406,720 km (predicted Feb 3, 2125) |
Moon Cycles
| Cycle | Duration |
|---|---|
| Sidereal month | 27.3216601086 days |
| Synodic month | 29.5305940142 days |
| Anomalistic month | 27.5545485234 days |
| Draconic month | 27.2122196382 days |
| Tropical month | 27.3215866551 days |
| Full Moon cycle (ICRF) | 411.7650490944 days |
| Draconic year (ICRF) | 346.6073516580 days |
| Apsidal precession (ICRF) | ~8.85 years |
| Nodal precession (ICRF) | ~18.6 years |
Sun Data
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Mean diameter | 1,392,684 km |
| Orbital circumference | 939,951,143.16 km |
| Orbital radius (1 AU) | 149,597,870.698828 km |
| Eccentricity (J2000) | 0.01671022 AU |
| Orbital speed | 107,225.047886867 km/h |
Parallax Calculations
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Arcseconds in a circle | 1,296,000 |
| Arcseconds per radian (ρ) | 206,264.806247096 |
| 1 arcsecond displacement | 725.270943796471 km |
| One parsec | 30,856,775,814,671.9 km |
| Solar parallax | 8.794143836 arcseconds |
The arcseconds per radian value (ρ = 648,000/π) is the conversion factor between angular measurement in arcseconds and radians.
The distance to the Sun is calculated as: Earth’s radius divided by the solar parallax, multiplied by the arcseconds per radian:
6,378.1369994839 km / 8.794143836 arcsec × 206,264.806247096 arcsec/radian = 149,597,870.698828 kmII. Heliocentric Movements
The heliocentric model involves numerous complex movements. These can be categorized based on the body in motion—Earth, Sun, or Galaxy—and divided into three primary types: rotation, linear motion, and precession.
Earth Movements
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Rotation: Earth rotates 360° on its axis
- Mean solar day: ~86,400 SI seconds
- Sidereal day: ~86,164.09 SI seconds
- Stellar day: ~86,164.10 SI seconds
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Orbital Motion: Earth revolves around the Sun
- Orbital path: ~940,000,000 km
- Period: ~365.24219 days
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Earth-Moon System: Both orbit a common center of gravity
- Mass ratio: ~81.3
- Period: ~29.53 days (lunar month)
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Axial Precession: Polar axis wobble
- Current cycle: ~25,772 years
- Direction: Clockwise (backwards in time)
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Perihelion Precession: Movement of closest approach
- Current cycle: ~21,000 years
- Direction: Forward in time
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Obliquity Cycle: Axial tilt variation
- Current cycle: ~41,000 years
- Range: 22.1° to 24.5°
- Current value (2000 AD): ~23.44°
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Inclination Precession: Orbital plane variation
- Current cycle: ~70,000 years (vs ecliptic)
- Current inclination: ~1.58°
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Chandler Wobble: Polar location variation
- Cycle: ~14 months
- Amplitude: 3-15 meters
Sun Movements
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Solar System Barycenter: Sun wobbles around center
- Primary influence: Jupiter
- Period: ~11.859 years
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Galactic Orbit: Sun orbits the Milky Way
- Distance from center: ~25,000-28,000 light years
- Speed: ~230 km/s (828,000 km/h)
- Period: ~250 million years
Galaxy Movements
Our Milky Way Galaxy moves through the Universe toward the Leo and Virgo constellations at more than 600 km/s, pulled by the Great Attractor.
III. Bibliography
“Your time is limited, so don’t waste it living someone else’s life. Don’t be trapped by dogma — which is living with the results of other people’s thinking.”
— Steve Jobs (Stanford Commencement Speech, 2005)
Astronomical Data & Tools
JPL Horizons — ssd.jpl.nasa.gov/horizons The JPL Horizons solar system data and ephemeris computation service provides access to key solar system data.
Webgeocalc (WGC) — wgc.jpl.nasa.gov Web-based graphical user interface to SPICE system observation geometry computations.
NASA Space Place — spaceplace.nasa.gov
IERS Earth Orientation Parameters — hpiers.obspm.fr Astronomical constants and Earth orientation parameters from the International Earth Rotation and Reference Systems Service.
Wikipedia Constants — Astronomical Constant
Astronomy Textbooks
- Introduction to Astronomy and Cosmology (PDF)
- Astronomy on OpenStax (Source 1)
- Astronomy on OpenStax (Source 2)
- Astronomical Algorithms by Jean Meeus (PDF)
- The Copernican Revolution by Thomas Kuhn (PDF)
Precession & Earth’s Motion
Key Research Papers
- Inclination, Axial & Obliquity Precession Connection (PDF)
- Physics Forums Discussion
- Khan Academy: Apsidal Precession & Milankovitch Cycles
Background Information
- Wikipedia: Axial Precession
- Earth’s Motions
- Coordinate Changes (UVA)
- Why does Earth’s axis move opposite to its rotation?
The 9.12ms Mystery
- Karl-Heinz Homann: Precession Background (Archive)
- Karl-Heinz Homann: Poleshift
- Uwe Homann: Precession Paradigm
- Karl-Heinz Homann: Great Dreams
- Binary Research Institute: Lunar Cycle
- Uwe Homann: Journal of Theoretics (PDF)
Related Work
- Robert Tulip: Physics of Astrological Ages (PDF)
- Robert Tulip: Precessional Structure of Time (PDF)
- Duncan Steel: EOaCCC (PDF)
- Duncan Steel: PPPIGW (PDF)
- The Sun and the Stars are Set in Motion (ResearchGate)
Milankovitch Cycles & Climate
- Wikipedia: Milankovitch Cycles
- Skeptical Science: Climate Relation
- The 100,000 Year Problem (PDF)
- Milankovitch: Father of Paleoclimate Modelling (PDF)
- Modified Milankovitch Theory (PDF)
- A Brief History of Climate Change (UK)
Planetary Events & Catalogues
Transits
Oppositions & Conjunctions
- Mars Opposition Dates
- Triple Conjunction Dates (Wikipedia)
- List of Future Astronomical Events (Wikipedia)
Orbital Elements
Fibonacci, Golden Ratio & Natural Patterns
Videos
- The Golden Ratio: Myth or Math
- Fibonacci Sequence in Nature
- Fibonacci: Fact or Fiction
- Fibonacci Sequence and Orbital Resonances
- Planets in Sync with Each Other
Spirals
- Spiral and Elliptical Galaxies (Medium)
- Wikipedia: Logarithmic Spiral
- Golden Ratio Myth: The Logarithmic Spiral
Solar System Models
The TYCHOS Model
Solar System as a Vortex
Retrograde Motion
Cosmology & Alternative Theories
The following resources explore alternative cosmological theories. While some are on the fringe of mainstream science, they provided valuable insights during research.
Alternatives to Big Bang
Cosmological Challenges
- NY Times: Cosmology Crisis (James Webb Telescope)
- Glenn Borchardt: The Story of Our Universe May Be Unraveling
On General Relativity
Perihelion Precession
The following resources are on the fringe of mainstream science, but provided some insights.
The Invariable Plane
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| RePEc | 4 million publications on economics and related sciences |
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| Library Genesis | General library |
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