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There are no planetary alignments, ever. All the planets NEVER all line up in a row. On very rare occasions, they sometimes get "sort of close", but the next one of these is several thousand years in the future.
Nothing particularly bad is going to happen in 2012, especially as compared to the December 26 2004 magnitude 9.2 earthquake in Sumatram and the resulting tsunami that killed 250,000 people, or the 9.0 earthquake of March 11, 2011 (and resulting tsunami) in Japan that has killed probably 20,000 dead and missing, or any of the other NATURAL DISASTERS which happen all too frequently - and which always have.
What else can I help you with?
Will there be a planetary alignment in 2012?
No, there isn't going to be any alignment in 2012.
How astronomers can predict planetary alignment?
How can astronomers predict planetary alignment
Can astronomers predict planetary alignment?
Uh... yeah
What is the term used if the all planets form a straight line?
Its called the catastrophic alignment or planetary alignment
How does planetary alignment potentially influence the occurrence of earthquakes?
Planetary alignment may potentially influence earthquakes through gravitational forces. When planets align, their combined gravitational pull on Earth can create stress on tectonic plates, potentially triggering earthquakes. However, the direct link between planetary alignment and earthquakes is still a topic of debate among scientists.
When will the planets aline?
Planets do not align in the sense of forming a straight line. While planetary alignments can occur, they are not rare and do not have any significant impact on Earth. The last general alignment visible from Earth occurred in 2000, and the next similar alignment is predicted in 2467.
What happens during planet alignment?
There is no great event that would occur with a planet alignment. Scientists actually believe a planetary alignment could never occur because of the different planes of the planets.
What planets will lineup on December 21 2012?
On December 21, 2012, there was no significant planetary alignment that could have led to any catastrophic event. Some interpretations suggested a rare alignment between Earth, the Sun, and the galactic center, but this alignment is a regular occurrence every year. It's important to rely on scientific evidence and critical thinking rather than myths or misinformation.
What is the significance of the alignment of Earth, Mars, and Venus in the study of planetary orbits?
The alignment of Earth, Mars, and Venus is significant in the study of planetary orbits because it allows scientists to observe and analyze the gravitational interactions between these planets. This alignment can provide valuable insights into the dynamics of the solar system and help researchers better understand the orbital mechanics of celestial bodies.
What will happen at another planetary alignment with jupiters 62 moons?
During a planetary alignment involving Jupiter and its 62 moons, there will be gravitational interactions among the moons that could lead to changes in their orbits and possibly create resonances or collisions. These alignments provide scientists with opportunities to study the moons' interactions and dynamics in more detail. The alignment itself won't significantly impact Earth due to the vast distances involved.
When will all planets inline?
All planets in our solar system will never align perfectly in a straight line due to their different orbital paths and speeds. The closest alignment that occurs is called planetary alignment, and it happens roughly every 500 years.
When was the last time all of the planets come close to alignment?
All the planets in our solar system never truly align perfectly due to the varying orbits and speeds at which they travel. The closest they come to alignment is known as planetary alignment, and the last time a rough alignment occurred was in 2010, but a perfect alignment is extremely rare.
