
…and then have accelerations opposed to one another, in the second sketch below:

These sketches are not to scale, but make clear enough the effects of the moving larger planets on the Earth and the Sun. The retraction makes no sense—have the editors been pressured to conform to the consensus?
The barycentre is the center of gravity of the solar system. It is constantly moving through the Milky Way Galaxy, and wobbles relative to each of the planets, the larger ones more than the smaller. It is located slightly outside of the Sun’s radius.
What are your thoughts? Should it have been retracted? Are the Science Editor’s reasons adequate, or have they bowed to political pressure? The substantiality of this paper is open for debate!
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