Can someone explain what's going on here?

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   Talking about precession is the entire solar system precessing or is this just a local phenomenon of the Earth's?  I guess we would have to pick a spot on an outer planet and see if this is a peculiar motion of Earth.  Acquarius has been dawning for a awhile now and just wondering if the same is true for the rest of the planets.  If this is not a local phenomenon but a solar system phenomenon it may explain solar system wide planetary temperature rises as the solar accretion disc takes on a different angle to the interstellar dark energy field.  I think most of this dark energy is free proton clouds that the entire galaxy moves relavent to.  It could explain Telsa's radiant energy collection and various ionosphereic phenomenon along with Van Allen belts etc. and a high concentration of ionized hydrogen collecting in the northpole regions here on Earth.  If the Earth moves relavent to a fixed cloud of proton's and it is negatively charged the only thing shielding us from this onslaught is the magnetosphere.  The Earth velocity relavent to space is 600km/sec and the Earth is charged negative so I would imagine once inside the magnetosphere they would be accelerated quite alot and push us towards the Earth.