An astronomer just created a time-lapse video showcasing planetary motion of a system thousands of light years away that you have to see.
After more than a decade of observations, Northwestern University astrophysicist Jason Wang has constructed an amazing time-lapse video of four planets larger than Jupiter as they revolve around their star, giving viewers a one-of-a-kind glimpse into planetary motion.
Objects in our solar system, like Jupiter and Mars, are barely visible since we are in the same system and don’t have a top-down view,
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