yes. the sun throws off planets on its equator, at first it is tidally locked but as the years grow longer the days grow shorter. short days produce the bands you see on jupiter, which migrate to the equator & are thrown off as rings you can see around saturn. eventually those rings form tidally locked moons. in this way matter radiates to the space bounding the sun, the equal opposite half cycle of gravity, finally matter gravitates back to the sun via the poles. > this is gods law
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