Science tells us that the solar system is a unipolar system dominated by the sun. Whether this is the truth is still uncertain, because the wisdom from the East does not think so. Let us see how they understand it.
In order to facilitate understanding, let's take an egg as an example. You can think of an egg as having two parts: egg yolk and egg white. The Chinese call them the solar(太阳) and the lunar(太阴). The egg white is transparent and becomes an opaque white substance after heating. In the same way, they believe that the solar system is also composed of two parts, that is to say, the solar system is a bipolar system. If the sun is regarded as a man, then the area outside the asteroid belt is a woman, which constitutes a whole organically. Assuming this theory is true, let's take a look at what happens in the solar system.
The sun, like a man, emits photons to the woman's area, then combines with another substance there, and gradually gathers together, and finally forms a celestial body—planet. This is the reason for the birth of planets.
The planets gradually grow up in the mother's body until the Saturn stage. From the outside, they are still in a relatively quiet state, but from the 4th month, the fetus will have fetal movement, and the appearance of Jupiter will appear dynamic. It’s like a pregnant woman, and her abdomen is also very big.
When Jupiter passes through the asteroid belt region to reach Mars, it is like the birth of a baby, and the planet turns from a gaseous state to a solid state.
As babies grow up, they have the ability to reproduce. We call it puberty, so there is a mother who nurtures us—the earth. As the mother grows, she loses her fertility and becomes yellowish. Venus.
As the age further increased, the movement became sluggish, the body became thin and dry, so Mercury was born.
In the end, the planet is buried in the sun and turns into photons again, illuminating the earth. This is the life of a planet. The solar system's operating mechanism is reciprocating. This operating mechanism is very similar to the blood circulation of the human body, except that the arteries of the solar system output photons, and the veins return planets.
If you think this operating mechanism is reasonable, will you reconsider the correctness of the solar system as a unipolar system?
In order to facilitate understanding, let's take an egg as an example. You can think of an egg as having two parts: egg yolk and egg white. The Chinese call them the solar(太阳) and the lunar(太阴). The egg white is transparent and becomes an opaque white substance after heating. In the same way, they believe that the solar system is also composed of two parts, that is to say, the solar system is a bipolar system. If the sun is regarded as a man, then the area outside the asteroid belt is a woman, which constitutes a whole organically. Assuming this theory is true, let's take a look at what happens in the solar system.
The sun, like a man, emits photons to the woman's area, then combines with another substance there, and gradually gathers together, and finally forms a celestial body—planet. This is the reason for the birth of planets.
The planets gradually grow up in the mother's body until the Saturn stage. From the outside, they are still in a relatively quiet state, but from the 4th month, the fetus will have fetal movement, and the appearance of Jupiter will appear dynamic. It’s like a pregnant woman, and her abdomen is also very big.
When Jupiter passes through the asteroid belt region to reach Mars, it is like the birth of a baby, and the planet turns from a gaseous state to a solid state.
As babies grow up, they have the ability to reproduce. We call it puberty, so there is a mother who nurtures us—the earth. As the mother grows, she loses her fertility and becomes yellowish. Venus.
As the age further increased, the movement became sluggish, the body became thin and dry, so Mercury was born.
In the end, the planet is buried in the sun and turns into photons again, illuminating the earth. This is the life of a planet. The solar system's operating mechanism is reciprocating. This operating mechanism is very similar to the blood circulation of the human body, except that the arteries of the solar system output photons, and the veins return planets.
If you think this operating mechanism is reasonable, will you reconsider the correctness of the solar system as a unipolar system?
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