7th Mellenium Inner Sol System

OLD EARTH SCIENCE - ORBITAL SPEED AND DISTANCE

EXTRACTED FROM THE TIME FALCON'S JOURNEY TO 7777 EARTH. The relationship between orbital speed and distance is simple:

"The further an area or object is from the central mass, the longer the amount of time it takes to orbit"

For example:

Altitude above Earth's surface---Orbital periodSpeed (Relative to Earth's Surface)

0 km--24 hours--465.1m/s (1'040 mph)

0 km1 h, 24 min, 18 sec7.9km/s (17'672 mph)

200 to 2'000 km1 h, 29 min to 2 h, 8 min--6.5-8.2 km/s respectively

6'900 to 46'300 km-11 h, 58 mins---1.5-10 km/s respectively

42'000 km23 h, 56 mins--3.1 km/s (6'935 mph)

363'000 to 406'000 km27.3 days-0.97-1.08 km/s (2'170-2'416 mph) respectively REGULUS OCCULATATIONS IN THE 7TH MELLENIUM November 7, 6212: Mercury

September 9, 6587: Venus

August 25, 6727: Mars for the first time in over 23'400 years. EVENTS WITNESSED BY TIME FALCON'S (2013 TO 2019) August 25, 6727: Mars occults Regulus for the first time in over 23.4 mellennia.

July 5, 6757: Simultaneous solar eclipse and transit of Mercury, the first having occurred in over 13 mellennia.