There's no drag in space so there is no "follow" because the larger frame of reference is irrelevant, from the planets' point of view the sun isn't going anywhere. Adjacent objects either fly past each other, orbit around a common center of gravity, or collide. There is no fourth option. The helical model means we could never see inner and outer planets next to each other in the sky which happens regularly. Sun angles and seasonal changes also wouldn't match observations. It's flat earth level BS which means Clif isn't as smart as he thinks he is.

There's no drag in space so there is no "follow" because the larger frame of reference is irrelevant, from the planets' point of view the sun isn't going anywhere. Proximate objects either fly past each other, orbit around a common center of gravity, or collide. There is no fourth option. The helical model means we could never see inner and outer planets next to each other in the sky which happens regularly. Sun angles and seasonal changes also wouldn't match observations. It's flat earth level BS which means Clif isn't as smart as he thinks he is.

There's no drag in space so there is no "follow" because the larger frame of reference is irrelevant. Proximate objects either fly past each other, orbit around a common center of gravity, or collide. There is no fourth option. The helical model means we could never see inner and outer planets next to each other in the sky which happens regularly. Sun angles and seasonal changes also wouldn't match observations. It's flat earth level BS which means Clif isn't as smart as he thinks he is.

There's no drag in space so there is no "follow" because the larger frame of reference is irrelevant. Two proximate objects either fly past each other, orbit in a circle, or collide. There is no fourth option. The helical model means we could never see inner and outer planets next to each other in the sky which happens regularly. Sun angles and seasonal changes also wouldn't match observations. It's flat earth level BS which means Clif isn't as smart as he thinks he is.

It's complete BS like flat earth. There's no drag in space so there is no "follow" because the larger frame of reference is irrelevant. Two proximate objects either fly past each other, orbit in a circle, or collide. There is no fourth option. The helical model also means we could never see inner and outer planets next to each other in the sky which happens regularly. Sun angles and seasonal changes also wouldn't match observations. Complete BS.

It's complete BS like flat earth. There's no drag in space so there is no "follow" because the larger frame of reference is irrelevant. Proximate objects either fly past each other, orbit in a circle, or collide. There is no fourth option. The helical model also means we could never see inner and outer planets next to each other in the sky which happens regularly. Sun angles and seasonal changes also wouldn't match observations. Complete BS.