The solar system is usually shown as a flat disc — eight planets circling the Sun on a neat, tidy plane. It makes for clean diagrams. It’s easy to visualize.
But it raises an obvious question that most people never think to ask:
What’s above that disc? What’s below it?
The answer is more interesting than you might expect. Because once you leave the familiar plane of the planets, you enter regions that are vast, mysterious, and largely invisible — structures that surround the solar system in every direction and connect us to the larger galaxy.
Credit to : Insane Curiosity
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