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ReferenceAppendix

Appendix

This appendix consolidates all reference data, astronomical constants, and bibliography sources used in the Holistic Universe Model.


I. Solar System Data

Holistic Universe Model Precession Picture

Axial Precession Orbit (APO)

PropertyValue
Orbital circumference1,345,079.78 km
Orbital diameter428,148.66 km
Orbital radius214,074.33 km
Orbital speed0.0059724188 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)

PropertyValue
J2000 eccentricity1.671022 AU
Orbital circumference14,397,389.51 km
Orbital diameter4,582,378.36 km
Orbital radius2,291,189.18 km
Orbital speed0.0147804564 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

CycleDurationFormula
Holistic-Year333,888 years333,888 / 1 (Fibonacci)
Inclination Precession111,296 years333,888 / 3 (Fibonacci)
Neptune orbital resonance66,778.2 years333,888 / 5 (Fibonacci)
Obliquity cycle41,736 years333,888 / 8 (Fibonacci)
Axial Precession25,683.69 years333,888 / 13 (Fibonacci)
Perihelion Precession20,868 years333,888 / 16

Precession Rates

Precession TypeCycle (years)Rate (arcsec/year)
Inclination (vs ICRF)111,29611.645
Inclination (vs Ecliptic)~66,77819.408
Obliquity (vs Ecliptic)41,73631.053
Axial (vs ICRF)~25,68450.461
Perihelion20,86862.106

Earth Data

PropertyValue
Equatorial circumference40,075.02 km
Mean diameter12,756.27 km
Mean radius6,378.14 km

Earth Cycles

Cycle TypeValue
Mean Solar year365.2421890 days
Sidereal year31,558,149.724 SI seconds
Mean Anomalistic year31,558,433.29 SI seconds

Moon Data

PropertyValue
Mean diameter3,474.8 km
Orbital circumference2,415,250.59 km
Orbital radius384,399.07 km
Closest perigee on record356,375 km (Jan 4, 1912)
Most distant apogee406,720 km (predicted Feb 3, 2125)

Moon Cycles

CycleDuration
Sidereal month27.3216601086 days
Synodic month29.5305940142 days
Anomalistic month27.5545485234 days
Draconic month27.2122196382 days
Tropical month27.3215866551 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

PropertyValue
Mean diameter1,392,684 km
Orbital circumference939,951,143.16 km
Orbital radius (1 AU)149,597,870.698828 km
Eccentricity (J2000)0.01671022 AU
Orbital speed107,225.047886867 km/h

Parallax Calculations

PropertyValue
Arcseconds in a circle1,296,000
Arcseconds per radian (ρ)206,264.806247096
1 arcsecond displacement725.270943796471 km
One parsec30,856,775,814,671.9 km
Solar parallax8.794143836 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 km

II. 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

  1. 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
  2. Orbital Motion: Earth revolves around the Sun

    • Orbital path: ~940,000,000 km
    • Period: ~365.24219 days
  3. Earth-Moon System: Both orbit a common center of gravity

    • Mass ratio: ~81.3
    • Period: ~29.53 days (lunar month)
  4. Axial Precession: Polar axis wobble

    • Current cycle: ~25,772 years
    • Direction: Clockwise (backwards in time)
  5. Perihelion Precession: Movement of closest approach

    • Current cycle: ~21,000 years
    • Direction: Forward in time
  6. Obliquity Cycle: Axial tilt variation

    • Current cycle: ~41,000 years
    • Range: 22.1° to 24.5°
    • Current value (2000 AD): ~23.44°
  7. Inclination Precession: Orbital plane variation

    • Current cycle: ~70,000 years (vs ecliptic)
    • Current inclination: ~1.58°
  8. Chandler Wobble: Polar location variation

    • Cycle: ~14 months
    • Amplitude: 3-15 meters

Sun Movements

  1. Solar System Barycenter: Sun wobbles around center

    • Primary influence: Jupiter
    • Period: ~11.859 years
  2. 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.

How Earth Moves in Space

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 Horizonsssd.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 Placespaceplace.nasa.gov 

IERS Earth Orientation Parametershpiers.obspm.fr  Astronomical constants and Earth orientation parameters from the International Earth Rotation and Reference Systems Service.

Wikipedia ConstantsAstronomical Constant 


Astronomy Textbooks


Precession & Earth’s Motion

Key Research Papers

Background Information

The 9.12ms Mystery

Related Work


Milankovitch Cycles & Climate


Planetary Events & Catalogues

Transits

Oppositions & Conjunctions

Orbital Elements


Fibonacci, Golden Ratio & Natural Patterns

Videos

Spirals


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

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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