I assume you mean all of the planets to align in one straight line. This would be
extremely unlikely, since the movement of the individual planets is more or less
independent of one another. Also, the planets are not all exactly in the same plane.
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Put nine runners at the starting line of a typical oval track. They take their marks,
they get set, they're all in line across the track, and when the starter fires his pistol,
the nine runners all explode off the blocks simultaneously.
The runners have a vastly diverse range of abilities. The time it takes each one
to circle the track is nowhere near the time it takes any of the others:
Runner #1 takes 88 days to circle the track.
Runner #2 takes 225 days to circle the track.
Runner #3 takes 365 days to circle the track.
Runner #4 takes 687 days to circle the track.
Runner #5 takes 11.9 years to circle the track.
Runner #6 takes 29.5 years to circle the track.
Runner #7 takes 84.3 years to circle the track.
Runner #8 takes 164.8 years to circle the track.
Runner #9 takes 248 years to circle the track.
How often do you think it would happen that all of them would line up across
the same part of the track again, all at the same time ?
The planets line up about every 10,000 years.
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no stupid. now why would we die when the planets line up?
I think that the planets will not line up in 2008 because they are all out of orbit. i believe that there will not be solar eclipse in 2008
maybe.
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Its when all the planets line up
No. The planets all orbit the sun at different rates. In rare instance they roughly line up, but not on any particular side of the sun.
No. The planets CANNOT all "line up", because they all orbit in slightly different planes. We occasionally see one or two planets line up, but never more than three at once.
Never.
This will never happen.
They don't. This is statistically impossible. All eight planets will never line up during the lifetime of the sun, which is about 10 billion years.