Bode's Law Explained: Ordinal Spacing of Planets, Arnold's Law
Think you know math? Bode's Law Explained: Ordinal Spacing of Planets, Arnold's Law of the solar-planetary system is mathematically ideal:
or:
http://cyclesresearchinstitute.org/pdf/cycles-astronomy/arnoldbode.pdf
or:
http://fliphtml5.com/afwb/enyrhttp://cyclesresearchinstitute.org/pdf/cycles-astronomy/arnoldbode.pdf
http://cyclesresearchinstitute.org/pdf/cycles-astronomy/arnold_theory_order.pdf
In math, use simplest math principle, Sun = 0 and Mercury = 1, and others in proportional multiples of distances from the Sun at the center.
This paper of order in the solar-planetary system, as observed in the mathematics of spacing, is part of the Order concept I put forth in my Order paper, one in 1979, and the other in 1985, both published in the Foundation for the Study of Cycles magazine and now online. The cause and effect species conundrum of which came first, the chicken or the egg, has a similar astronomy problem in which came first, the planet or the ordinal-orbital? [See links and pages above, and click on link to see the rest]

Saturn's North Pole and Hexagon Structure https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=21&v=VYrF3sFBY20&feature=emb_logo
Saturn north pole and Hexagonal Structure
Planetary ranges round the sun
Planetary means round the sun
Ideal octaval structure of solar-planetary system
Solar-Planetary System Mathematics
Hexagon snowflakes form like Saturn north pole
Saturn pole hexagonal structure
Spiral galactic-wind structures round Saturn pole encapsulated by hexagonal and sphereical sturctures demonstrate physical law at the macro level
