All the planets are...

[LonnieFisher]

...as of today, on one side of the sun. Historically, there are more volcanic eruptions and earthquakes while this happens. I think we stay on the same side for five weeks. There has been a lot of volcanic activity recently. Maybe it's because of this cycle. Maybe not. I just think it's interesting.

[Mikey]

… it's probably because i'm SLIGHTLY retarded but I have no idea what you're saying …

Please restate like you're talking to a kindergartener

[LordMudd]

grrrrrrr, AOOOWOOOOOOOO!


CCC.

[drquest]

Looks like Uranus and Neptune are not quite in sync with this.

https://theskylive.com/

[cjefferys]

… it's probably because i'm SLIGHTLY retarded but I have no idea what you're saying …

Please restate like you're talking to a kindergartener

Ok, if you would cut the sun and the orbital paths of all the planets in half on a chart, all the planets would be together on one half of the chart, the other half would have no planets in it.

[Megotastrophe]

Picture it like this Mikey. the solar system is a baseball field and the sun is on the pitchers mound. Now most of the the time there is a batter and catcher at home plate and the first and second and third basemen on their bases with runners and the shortstop and the outfielders in their zones, right? Well during this one play, lasting about 5 weeks, everybody just happens to be hanging out between first and third base.

[LonnieFisher]

Must be lonely on the other side of the solar system.