No Physical Difference Between the Geocentric Model and the Modern Heliocentric View

[RichardT]

By the way LoudMouth, remember that in the heliocentric system the earth is rotating, which is why it may seem like the parallax of the sun changes everyday when it does not. Every helix is a day.

Stellar Parallax works within the Modified Tycho Brahe Geocentric System.

 

[RichardT]

My question remains unanswered.
For someone who puts all their faith in logic (and scripture) this should be easy.
What is so special about being in the centre anything?
If god put so much importance in the centre of everything, why do we live on the surface of the earth?
Why is our brain not in the middle of our bodies?
Please, using logic (and not scripture) reason with me and tell me why the centre of anything is special.

I wouldn't know. I might be able to figure out something later.

 

[lemmings]

Yes I understand. Again, it's irrelevant because the motion of the sun is not like an orbit.

It doesn’t mater what word I use, just answer the question. What force is capable of moving the sun 61,000,000km, stopping it, and then reversing? If you can not answer this then Geocentricism can not possibly work.

 

[lemmings]

Now the sun is attached to the either, the stars are in this either too. Every 24 hours the either makes one complete turn around the Earth.

Now, why is it that stellar parallaxes have a cycle of a year, not a day.

 

[RichardT]

It doesn’t mater what word I use, just answer the question. What force is capable of moving the sun 61,000,000km, stopping it, and then reversing? If you can not answer this then Geocentricism can not possibly work.

The Plenum Ether which was created by God in Genesis 1:6.

 

[lemmings]

The Plenum Ether which was created by God in Genesis 1:6.

Congratulations on NOT answering the question and completely ignoring it.

 

[RichardT]

Now, why is it that stellar parallaxes have a cycle of a year, not a day.

You have to remember that in the heliocentric system the earth is rotating, it's sort of the same thing in the Geocentric system, the sun and stars are going around us with respect to the day/night cycle as well.

 

[lemmings]

You have to remember that in the heliocentric system the earth is rotating, it's sort of the same thing in the Geocentric system, the sun and stars are going around us with respect to the day/night cycle as well.

Ok, but why is it that stellar parallaxes have a year long cycle. Not a day long as your model says.

 

[RichardT]

It doesn’t mater what word I use, just answer the question. What force is capable of moving the sun 61,000,000km, stopping it, and then reversing? If you can not answer this then Geocentricism can not possibly work.

Again, the ether wouldn't require any energy to function. The laws of physics work within the ether.

 

[RichardT]

Ok, but why is it that stellar parallaxes have a year long cycle. Not a day long as your model says.

My model says no such thing. In the sumer, if the sun and stars were on one side and it was day time, simply because of the earth's (in order to try to simplify) / universe's rotation it would be on the other in night time. In winter this is reversed.

 

[lemmings]

Again, the ether wouldn't require any energy to function. The laws of physics work within the ether.

It takes energy to decelerate, accelerate, or other ways change the velocity of an object. You are saying that the sun is in a constant year long cycle of acceleration and deceleration. Where is this energy coming from.

 

[lemmings]

My model says no such thing. In the sumer, if the sun and stars were on one side and it was day time, it would be on the other in night time. In winter this is reversed.

The sun moves with the stars. If it takes the sun 24 hours to go around the Earth then so do the stars.

 

[RichardT]

The sun moves with the stars. If it takes the sun 24 hours to go around the Earth then so do the stars.

Precisely.

 

[lemmings]

Precisely.

It takes 24 hours for the star to go from point A, to point B, and back to point A. Why is it that the cycle takes one year to complete rather than 24 hours.

 

[RichardT]

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[lemmings]

It's really very simple, and I've explained it. I'll try to simplify again.

You understand that in the Geocentric system the earth does not rotate to produce the day/night cycle, correct?

I have a feeling that because both the Sun and stars operate on 365.24 day long cycles, the two are likely related to it. It would make a lot more since if you where to explain what is special about 365.24 revolutions.

 

[RichardT]

I have a feeling that because both the Sun and stars operate on 365.24 day long cycles, the two are likely related to it. It would make a lot more since if you where to explain what is special about 365.24 revolutions.

What do you mean? It's possible that I didn't explain too well earlier so let me reexplain.

Every helix is a day. The sun has to go from the first day of summer, to the first day of winter and back to make a whole year. Now can you answer this question again?

You understand that in the Geocentric system the earth does not rotate to produce the day/night cycle, correct?

 

[lemmings]

It takes energy to decelerate, accelerate, or other ways change the velocity of an object. You are saying that the sun is in a constant year long cycle of acceleration and deceleration. Where is this energy coming from.

Bump

You understand that in the Geocentric system the earth does not rotate to produce the day/night cycle, correct?

Yes, I understand that you believe that the Earth does not move.

 

[RichardT]

Yes, I understand that you believe that the Earth does not move.

OK. Then you must understand that the sun, and the stars which are focused on the sun, must move in order to produce the day/night cycle correct?

 

[RichardT]

It takes energy to decelerate, accelerate, or other ways change the velocity of an object. You are saying that the sun is in a constant year long cycle of acceleration and deceleration. Where is this energy coming from.

I'll try to get you a more scientific answer?