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As you all know very well, I love ancient stories.
All kinds.
Vedic, fairy tales, Slavic, Yakut, Native American...
And you know what’s interesting? Every people on Earth has a fascinating story...
Yes, about how the Sun disappeared completely for a couple of days.
So how is it that, as if they had nothing better to do, all peoples somehow conspired and said the same thing?
The only conclusion is that it really happened!
So I thought: why not see what would happen if we simply modeled this phenomenon?
That means there is no more sunlight and, of course, no gravity.
Well, somehow the Sun disappeared. Hanuman ate it
Or the sinister serpent Apep (in Egyptian mythology)—by the way, only today I was telling you about a snake—you probably read it with interest—3I/ATLAS
Who hasn’t eaten the Sun, after all!
Let’s go!
I’ll consider three days.
Everywhere, people speak of roughly three days.
So, over three days, the temperature everywhere will fall by only 10 degrees.
That’s practically nothing.
It will just be a little colder than usual. People will literally just put on a few extra clothes. It’s like the hundreds of times a year when it gets slightly colder.
And it would be like a polar night, like a long night.
Nothing especially apocalyptic or unfamiliar to the minds of humans or animals. Probably no one would even howl in fear or bark anxiously.
Orbit (with the Sun’s gravity switched off)
Earth travels along its orbit at a speed of ~29.8 km/s. If the Sun’s gravitational pull disappears for three days, it will fly along the tangent. During that time, its distance from the Sun will become greater than it “should be” on a circular orbit.
That is, over three days, Earth will move about 200,000 km away from the Sun, out into space.
Considering that the distance from the Sun to Earth is 150 million km, that’s negligible.
So there won’t be any particularly obvious catastrophes here either.
Maybe something will happen in the Earth–Moon system?
No, nothing will happen there in three days either.
Only microscopic changes.
Earth and the Moon will continue their dance.
But now in outer space.
And here, too, you have already read my article long ago—The Moon Does Not Rotate
And then I continued thinking...
The Sun returned.
This process is also described by the peoples of Earth.
In all sorts of ways. But the meaning is the same: after three days, it appeared again.
And what happens?
Basically, nothing.
No one died; someone may simply have had a good sleep during that long night...
BUT!
Yes, there is a but.
Perhaps—and note, perhaps, since scientists do not say this; it is only my supposition—that this is precisely what causes the elliptical motion of the planets.
Do you understand?
Suppose that long ago the planets revolved strictly in circles.
Then the Sun disappeared, and they had already begun moving along tangents, flying off into space.
The Sun appears.
But now the planets can no longer revolve in circles!
They flew away from the Sun for three days, and now their orbits have become elongated.
And we see that they really ARE elongated, elliptical.
That is a fact.
A scientific one.
There’s no arguing with that.
There was no reason during the Creation of the planets for them to revolve in ellipses. They revolved in circles.
But now they revolve in ellipses.
And the hundreds, if not thousands, of ancient stories about the Sun disappearing for three days quite adequately explain this.
All kinds.
Vedic, fairy tales, Slavic, Yakut, Native American...
And you know what’s interesting? Every people on Earth has a fascinating story...
Yes, about how the Sun disappeared completely for a couple of days.
So how is it that, as if they had nothing better to do, all peoples somehow conspired and said the same thing?
The only conclusion is that it really happened!
So I thought: why not see what would happen if we simply modeled this phenomenon?
That means there is no more sunlight and, of course, no gravity.
Well, somehow the Sun disappeared. Hanuman ate it
Or the sinister serpent Apep (in Egyptian mythology)—by the way, only today I was telling you about a snake—you probably read it with interest—3I/ATLAS
Who hasn’t eaten the Sun, after all!
Let’s go!
I’ll consider three days.
Everywhere, people speak of roughly three days.
So, over three days, the temperature everywhere will fall by only 10 degrees.
That’s practically nothing.
It will just be a little colder than usual. People will literally just put on a few extra clothes. It’s like the hundreds of times a year when it gets slightly colder.
And it would be like a polar night, like a long night.
Nothing especially apocalyptic or unfamiliar to the minds of humans or animals. Probably no one would even howl in fear or bark anxiously.
Orbit (with the Sun’s gravity switched off)
Earth travels along its orbit at a speed of ~29.8 km/s. If the Sun’s gravitational pull disappears for three days, it will fly along the tangent. During that time, its distance from the Sun will become greater than it “should be” on a circular orbit.
That is, over three days, Earth will move about 200,000 km away from the Sun, out into space.
Considering that the distance from the Sun to Earth is 150 million km, that’s negligible.
So there won’t be any particularly obvious catastrophes here either.
Maybe something will happen in the Earth–Moon system?
No, nothing will happen there in three days either.
Only microscopic changes.
Earth and the Moon will continue their dance.
But now in outer space.
And here, too, you have already read my article long ago—The Moon Does Not Rotate
And then I continued thinking...
The Sun returned.
This process is also described by the peoples of Earth.
In all sorts of ways. But the meaning is the same: after three days, it appeared again.
And what happens?
Basically, nothing.
No one died; someone may simply have had a good sleep during that long night...
BUT!
Yes, there is a but.
Perhaps—and note, perhaps, since scientists do not say this; it is only my supposition—that this is precisely what causes the elliptical motion of the planets.
Do you understand?
Suppose that long ago the planets revolved strictly in circles.
Then the Sun disappeared, and they had already begun moving along tangents, flying off into space.
The Sun appears.
But now the planets can no longer revolve in circles!
They flew away from the Sun for three days, and now their orbits have become elongated.
And we see that they really ARE elongated, elliptical.
That is a fact.
A scientific one.
There’s no arguing with that.
There was no reason during the Creation of the planets for them to revolve in ellipses. They revolved in circles.
But now they revolve in ellipses.
And the hundreds, if not thousands, of ancient stories about the Sun disappearing for three days quite adequately explain this.
Languages in which the Sun is feminine:
Then it makes sense why new planets are born—this is her mission and one of her purposes... 
