Symbolizing the dynamics of the solar system that drive recurring cycles
Space and time have long captivated humanity, with our exploration dating back to ancient times within the context of our solar system. On this website, we delve deeper, presenting a comprehensive geometric model of the solar system that encompasses the Sun and ten planetary orbits.
Theory
The theory emphasizes frequency as the foundation for orbital distance and time, analyzing planetary interactions, cycles, and environmental effects.
About Estreon
Frank Plooij, an economist, developed a holistic solar system model, integrating nature, economics, and astronomy for practical applications.
Earth system
The solar system is divided into subgroups based on orbital distances, dynamics, and relationships, affecting Earth’s environmental phenomena.
Spectometer
The spectometer analyzes planetary cycles, predicting weather, environmental impacts, and aiding in risk management and decision-making processes.
Effects on earth
The alternative solar system model, focusing on frequencies, applies to medicine, meteorology, economics, geology, astronomy, and history.
An independent variable f that determines distance and time.
A variable, which grouped with the frequencies of the other planets, causes dynamics
A variable that, combined with the frequencies of other celestial bodies, causes effects
When the group effects combined lead to phenomena
Estreon The Book
The book discusses various topics related to the solar system, the concept of a new model, and its potential applications.
The text primarily focuses on the exploration of a new model for understanding the solar system, emphasizing the interplay of celestial bodies, distances, and time. This model diverges from traditional geocentric views and introduces the concept of frequency as a fundamental factor in the solar system’s dynamics. The text discusses the significance of planetary interactions, the conversion from astronomical units to model values, and the implications for phenomena like climate change and pandemics.
Furthermore, the text introduces the idea of a new calendar that incorporates long cycles and considers the Earth’s interactions with other celestial bodies. The calendar’s development is rooted in the concept of frequency within the solar system.
The text also underscores the importance of adaptability and flexibility in the model, allowing it to cater to various needs and applications. It emphasizes the role of mathematics, constants, and measurement levels in understanding the dynamics of the solar system. The model can be valuable for scientific, economic, and cultural purposes, particularly in the context of climate change and societal challenges.
In summary, the text discusses a novel model for comprehending the solar system, emphasizing the role of frequency and its potential applications in understanding, and addressing contemporary challenges.
About Frank Plooij
Hello, my name is Frank Plooij, and I am an economist. Driven by my interest in nature and the cosmos, I have designed a model of the solar system.
After studying economics and organizational psychology, I worked for a considerable time as an ICT consultant and organizational advisor. The development of ICT applications opened up opportunities to integrate innovations into computer models. This allowed me to further develop a dynamic equilibrium model related to game theory. This model plays an important role in the cosmos and is also essential for the retention of Earth within our solar system.
