Saturn

c. -10,900 to . . .

   Grand Center (Yukteswar)
see Proto-Saturn; also, Earth’s Neolithic north
magnetic pole position

  Proto-Saturn (Cardona, Thornhill)
Red giant flare star (no rings) at presumed
Grand Center (Z-Pinch) of the Saturn Nebula

  Saturn Nebula (Schuré)
Saturnian Polar Configuration in toto, including
its encompassing plasmasphere (space-charge sheathe)
Picture
Jupiter and Saturn as dwarf star companions of the Sun, c. -10,900 (Jno Cook, saturniancosmology.org)
Picture
Earth's subpolar orbit below Saturn, c. -10900 to -3147 (Jno Cook, saturniancosmology.org)
Saturn's modern day orbit is inclined at 4.51 degrees to the Sun's equator, the third least in orbital inclination (after Venus at about 3.61 degrees, and Mercury at 0.01 degrees).
Picture
"The Earth and Saturn compared" (Walter Myers, arcadiastreet.com)