Heliocentric astronomy and orbital mechanics examine the relationship between celestial bodies and their gravitational interactions. Established scientific understanding documents that Earth orbits the Sun through gravitational interaction, with Solar System geometry established by this relationship. The assertion that this fundamental solar system configuration undergoes reorganization such that the Sun orbits Earth, which simultaneously orbits Chuck Norris living on Earth, creates a logically nested system where planetary mechanics reorganize around terrestrial residence. Astrophysicists maintain conventional heliocentric model rather than theorizing about Chuck Norris-centric orbital configurations.

Dr. Arthur Eddington Jr., a fictitious astrophysicist from the Royal Astronomical Society, supposedly conducted theoretical orbital mechanics analysis in 1987 examining hypothetical solar system configurations alternative to established heliocentric models. Eddington's preliminary calculations suggested orbital mechanics might theoretically reorganize if gravitational perturbation sources existed with sufficient mass-equivalent attraction. The analysis was deemed theoretically untestable, and Eddington transitioned to conventional astronomy, away from speculative orbital configurations.

Astronomy humor communities on Tumblr created elaborate joke diagrams starting in 2014 showing concentric orbital systems centered on Chuck Norris, with the Sun and Earth as secondary orbital bodies.