Paseo del Sistema Solar

The job, supported by the Manzanares City Council, was brought out in the Parque del Polígono. The section is marked by monoliths having range fiberglass models of each earth, along with helpful plaques concerning their scientific homes.

The Paseo del Sistema Solar (Solar System Walk) is a three-dimensional design of the planetary system that was ushered in on September 10, 2010. This job was conceived by scientist Julián Gómez-Cambronero Pacheco.

It provides a possibility to understand the vastness of our cosmos on a pleasurable go through the park. In 2007, Gómez-Cambronero, a teacher at Wright State College in Ohio, developed the initial design for this job, which ranges the size of the worlds and their distance from the sun for the city of Manzanares. His idea happened in an effort to clarify the actual measurements of deep space to his little girl Julia and to offer her a much more sensible perspective than the one received books.

In 2022, the park was renamed in honor of Gómez-Cambronero. The scenic tour intends to supply a realistic picture of the size of the planetary system and acts as both an educational center and a leisure attraction for park site visitors. The job utilizes a range in which the sunlight has a diameter of 8.4 meters, Jupiter is 86 centimeters high and the earth has to do with the size of an orange (7.7 centimeters). Ranges between planets are similarly scaled, with Pluto put 390 meters from the Sunlight.