The World Views of the Universe Since the Beginning of Civilization over the last 10,000 Years Since the Last Ice Age Current

This paper investigates the evolving World View of our Universe from geo-centric to helio-centric to primary-centric Worldview. In the Copernican Framework, Kepler’s Third Law places no restriction on the orbit of a secondary. In Primary Centric Framework there are two Clarke’s Orbits which are non-dissipative and equilibrium orbits called inner and outer Clarke’s Orbit equivalent to geo-synchronous orbit in Earth-Moon System. Outer Clarke’s Orbit is permissible as a stable orbit if the mass ratio of secondary to primary is greater than 0.2, Inner Clarke’s Orbit is permissible if mass ratio is less than 10-4. If the mass ratio is between 10-4 to 0.1 then secondary spirals-out from inner Clarke’s Orbit to outer Clarke’s Orbit in super-synchronous condition and spirals-in if it is in sub-synchronous orbit destined to be destroyed by the primary or if the secondary is not stiff enough it gets tidally pulverized within Roche’s limit of the primary into a ring around the primary. The Author conjecture states that every cosmological sub-system has a characteristic Primary Component anchoring the given sub-system and this primary decides the stable equilibrium orbits of the secondary/secondaries. Planet-Satellite has a planet as the primary, Solar System and exo-Solar Systems have a planet hosting star (PHS) as the primary, Galaxy has a Supermassive Black Hole (SMBH) as the primary, Cluster has a cD galaxy (central dominant Galaxy) which is also known as Brightest Cluster Galaxy (BCG) as the primary, Super-Cluster has a massive Cluster hosting a QUASAR/Blazer as the primary. This goes ad-infinitum until a Cosmic Web is woven with Cosmic filaments. This conjecture gains a definite credence after the recent discoveries of the over-massive Black Holes in Galaxies namely Messier 87 in Virgo Cluster, NGC 3842 in Leo Cluster, NGC 4889 in Coma Cluster and NGC 1277 in Perseus Cluster. In 2011, a group of floating planets were discovered. This is a transitory event and is an exception to this conjecture.