The set of planets and their moons form atoms, and the sun could be the neutron.
Each planet draws its charge of protons, and the moons change its charge from positive to negative, and the more moons there are, the more protons it has.
When the solar system absorbs matter, life digests it and accelerates or slows down the planets’ speed.
When the speed decreases, the sun heats less, and when the speed of the planets increases, the sun produces storms due to the heating of its neutrons, and the sun heats more.
When the speed of the planets increases, it can be negative for physical performance.
Changes in life’s speed when a person is faster can cause stress to a slower person and can create hallucinations. For example, losing sight of a fly. The fly would tell you that you’re slower. A fly or a stopwatch during exercise can tell you that, and for you, the day is shorter than the fly’s.
Flies hide much more when they’re young, and because of this, they’re more visible as adults. Spiders take advantage of this movement from juvenile to adult to advance and make webs.