The Solar system is the orbiting of the planets around the Sun, the Sun being the star that gives light to all these other planets that revolves around it in the solar system.

The Sun is the Solar System’s star. The sun releases enormous amounts of energy, mostly radiated into space as electromagnetic radiation, peaking in the 400–700 nm band of visible light.

The solar system is also the system that has been used by the astrologic design which governs the counting of time on all the gentile or secular calendars. 
Genesis 1:¹⁴ Then God said, “Let there be lights in the firmament of the heavens to divide the day from the night; and let them be for signs and seasons, and for days and years;


For example; In the solar system every planet orbits (circles around) the sun, As they are orbiting around the the sun, these same planets are also spinning around. 
 
It takes 365 days (which is a period of a year) for the Earth to go around the sun. It takes 29 or 30 days (a period of a month) for the moon to orbit around the Earth. The months, the days and time is counted according to the behavior or activities which takes place in the solar system.

The concept of counting time, the predicting of events, and the understanding of the cosmic energies which governs life on the earth, was always done through astrology. 

The astrologic understanding of the solar system existed in Babylon and Egypt in BC (before the death of Christ), but to the European society, this understanding came as early as the discovery of the telescope….