if the sun was a sphere (ball) then wouldn't you expect a shell formation
of things that rotate around it, as opposed to a semi-linear formation of
planets that rotate around it, a cylindrical (disk with a width) would
result in a different formation of rotating bodies, the semi-linearity is
due to the rest of the flat/disk, width=0, shaped suns imparting disk
related force fields or gravity fluxes, behind all these disks is one sun
that shines, and is most likely a sphere, actual linearity/alignment of
planets is related to the relationship between such disks, and their
relationship to the one sun that shines

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Baphomet wrote:
> if the sun was a sphere (ball) then wouldn't you expect a shell formation
> of things that rotate around it, a


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