The Earth and Cosmic Harmonic Factor
Astronomy
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https://doi.org/10.14331/ijfps.2013.330047Keywords:
Harmonic Factor, Radius, Earth, Moon, Sun, Galaxy Super-cluster, CosmicAbstract
We investigate the relation between Earth’s distances and other components of the universe. To obtain this relationship we supposed the distance between the earth and other celestial objects follows a constant value of 1.466 with a simple equation which is called, Harmonic Factor. To prove this idea, we find out the distance of celestial objects such as the moon, sun, galaxies, Local cluster, Supercluster, and Group of superclusters in terms of Earth radius with good accuracy. Moreover, we predict a new position for an unknown object or a group of objects, which have not found yet. The results for nearest distance values are very close with real and known values and for farthest objects, need more information in the future.
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