How We Acquired Planets In The Sagittarius Stream
Introduction Our solar system’s unique layout with four rocky planets, three of which are in the Habitable Zone, and four gas giants in the outer solar system stands apart from all other class G star systems. This paper presents an original hypothesis that around 4.5 billion years ago within a dense trail of stars we call the Sagittarius Stream the Sun captured Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, and their moons from one or more passing stars in the Stream, indicating that such planetary exchanges may actually be common, but only in something like the Stream. We will also look at the Electric Universe theories about planetary capture 6,000 years ago and show that the Grand Tack explains the solar system without any need for recent planetary captures. Ancient rock carvings and Sumerian myths support the Electric Universe hypothesis, which also could explain Venus’s backward spin and Saturn’s rings, but the Electric Universe theory by Wal Thornhill and others that claimed Saturn was a brown dw...