The Titius-Bode Law

The Titius-Bode Law is an empirical pattern that suggests the distances of planets from the Sun follow a specific numerical sequence. It implies that each planet is roughly twice as far from the Sun as the one before it, with some adjustments. While not a strict physical law, it historically helped predict the existence of planets like Uranus and Ceres, which were later discovered. Essentially, it’s a mathematical pattern that describes how planets are spaced in our solar system, hinting at an underlying organization, though its exact scientific explanation remains uncertain.