The Solar-space acts like ocean and the Sun is at the bottom of the Ocean. As in marine navigation, DENSITY is prime factor, not mass of the body. Accordingly, in Astrospace, Density is prime factor. The body having higher density remain closer to the bottom and bodies having lower density remain away from bottom that is near the surface. Denser bodies “sink” towards bottom while light bodies float at surface. The same law is followed in Solar System. So, planets with greater density are in closer orbits to the Sun and lighter planets are having orbits far away from the Sun, at edges of the Solar System. Lighter planets are away while denser planets are nearer to the Sun in their orbit.
Table 1: Here Distance is in unit of million Klm. By dividing constant 12.231 with square root of distance of planet, we get its DENSITY. When distance is in unit of million miles, then divide constant 9.638 with square root of distance of planet and result will be DENSITY of planet.
Here we have observed / computed DENSITY with absolute accuracy on basis of DISTANCE. Accordingly, by reversing the formula, DISTANCE (d) can be computed on basis of DENSITY. The Law is as below:
THE LAW (2): dα1/D²: C = constant = 149.6 when d unit in Million Klm.
: C = constant = 92.89 when d unit in Million Miles.
CALCULATION:
1) DIVIDE 149.6 by SQUARE OF DENSITY OF PLANET, RESULT WILL BE DISTANCE IN MILLION KILOMETERS.
2) DIVIDE 92.89 by SQUARE OF DENSITY OF PLANET, RESULT WILL BE DISTANCE IN MILLION MILES.
So, DENSITY & DISTANCE ARE CO-RELATED FACTORS.