The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency publishes a video that exceeds 8 million views in a very short time
Many of us must be curious to see our solar system, and the amazing diversity of worlds it consists of, but certainly not all of us have the opportunity to visit the solar system and see it up close, but planetary astronomer from the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency(Jaxa), James O'Donogh, succeeded in solving that problem.
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| Japanese planetary astronomer James Odong of the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency publishes a video | It has been viewed more than 8 million times since its publication |
The planetary astronomer posted, via Twitter, a short video that begins with the dwarf planet Ceres and then extends upward to show the solar system, including the planet Earth, before zooming out to capture the sun, as the video below shows.
Even if you have complete knowledge of the solar system, watching the 45-second video, you probably won't realize how fast Jupiter rotates relative to Earth often.
The video has been viewed more than 8 million times since it was posted, and some have likely seen it again and again, as it takes you on a magical tour of the solar system without ever setting foot in space, or suffering from a fear of flying.
As you watch the video, you may need to know more information, which enables you to watch it with greater passion, as Earth is 12,742 kilometers long, or 7,918 miles wide, while Jupiter is 139,820 kilometers or 86,880 miles in diameter, which is more than 10 times its diameter.
At the time, the diameter of the sun is about 1.39 million kilometers, in other words, it is 10 times larger than the diameter of Jupiter in terms of distance, and more than the diameter of the Earth by a hundred times, that is, it can reach about one million solar planets.
Japanese planetary astronomer James O'Donogh of the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency has plenty of other videos to show off the incredible size of the Solar System, allowing viewers to quench their longing for the wonderful world in which they live.
According to Wikipedia, the solar system or the solar system, is the planetary system that includes the sun and all the planets that revolve around it, including Earth, and the solar system includes other small-sized objects such as asteroids, meteorites, dwarf planets in addition to comets and a thin cloud of dust and gas, which is called the planetary medium