Oh geeze. Splitting hairs. Jupiter orbits the sun.
Nor does it orbit Uranus.
HS level “humor”
No it orbits the Barry O, a supermassive a hole, that everything on Earth revolves around.
The physical manifestation of the Barry O is reportedly in Chicago.
Splitting hairs is right. None of the planets orbit the sun; all orbit the center of mass which happens to be near the center of the sun; and the sun also orbits. If more hairs need to be split, then take into account all the other masses within the galaxy.
Now in a double star system the effect is quite large.
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Oh geeze. Splitting hairs. Jupiter orbits the sun.
Nor does it orbit Uranus.
HS level “humor”
No it orbits the Barry O, a supermassive a hole, that everything on Earth revolves around.
The physical manifestation of the Barry O is reportedly in Chicago.
Splitting hairs is right. None of the planets orbit the sun; all orbit the center of mass which happens to be near the center of the sun; and the sun also orbits. If more hairs need to be split, then take into account all the other masses within the galaxy.
Now in a double star system the effect is quite large.