Heliocentric Big Lie reduced to minimum *** worldwide first *** by Matt Marriott

[MattMarriott]

Coriolis Effect = Hoax.
Compare those arrows with the real time picture.

 

[RichardT]

Coriolis Effect = Hoax.
Compare those arrows with the real time picture.

The image demonstrates circles of air masses ignoring all other forces but the Coriolis supposedly fictitious force.

 

[lemmings]

You didn't answer the question. WHY are you a geocentrist? What is the REASON that you believe in such a ridiculous premise?

Bump

 

[Gottservant]

The universe is geocentric during the day because you cant travel where the light shines from and geocentric at night because the earth is the best place from which to view the stars (God has arranged them for viewing from earth).

I am speaking practically, of course (I doubt you will ever find a person who productively uses a heliocentric model of the universe - this is the only habitable place in the solar system for a start!).

 

[EnemyPartyII]

The universe is geocentric during the day because you cant travel where the light shines from and geocentric at night because the earth is the best place from which to view the stars (God has arranged them for viewing from earth).

I am speaking practically, of course (I doubt you will ever find a person who productively uses a heliocentric model of the universe - this is the only habitable place in the solar system for a start!).

you are actually as mad as a cut snake, aren't you?

 

[Pete Harcoff]

you are actually as mad as a cut snake, aren't you?

Or maybe he's the lone island of reason in an ocean of insanity...

 

[lemmings]

The universe is geocentric during the day because you cant travel where the light shines from and geocentric at night because the earth is the best place from which to view the stars (God has arranged them for viewing from earth).

I am speaking practically, of course (I doubt you will ever find a person who productively uses a heliocentric model of the universe - this is the only habitable place in the solar system for a start!).

I have already told you that the Milky Way Galaxy blocks off ~10% of the sky.

The heliocentric model was also used to position SOHO, our advance warning system for solar weather and a rotating Earth is required for both communication and GPS satellites.

 

[EnemyPartyII]

Or maybe he's the lone island of reason in an ocean of insanity...

Well, its possible... stranger things have happened.

Wait... no they havn't!

 

[BeamMeUpScotty]

The universe is geocentric during the day because you cant travel where the light shines from and geocentric at night because the earth is the best place from which to view the stars (God has arranged them for viewing from earth).

I am speaking practically, of course (I doubt you will ever find a person who productively uses a heliocentric model of the universe - this is the only habitable place in the solar system for a start!).

I'm going through a bit of a tough personal time right now, but you make me feel better in knowing there are people out there who are far worse off than I am. I hope for your recovery.

 

[tanzanos]

This is what happens when you watch too much Teletubbies.

 

[MattMarriott]

Ironically all kinds of arrows except those that matter...
The word is an acronym for them.

 

[Blayz]

The universe is geocentric during the day because you cant travel where the light shines from and geocentric at night because the earth is the best place from which to view the stars (God has arranged them for viewing from earth).

For all the dissenters, you have to at least admit these are better reasons than RichardT gives.

 

[RichardT]

For all the dissenters, you have to at least admit these are better reasons than RichardT gives.

I did say basically the same thing a while ago, we do get a pretty good view of the stars. Although this isn't the primary reason for my belief in a geocentric cosmology.

 

[Patashu]

For all the dissenters, you have to at least admit these are better reasons than RichardT gives.

If better means still wrong, sure.

 

[Blayz]

Hey Matt, I put those missing arrows in!

 

[Kyoon]

The more you were fooled, the more difficult it is to admit it.

 

[TheOutsider]

Wow, I missed this thread the first time around. Crazy crazy stuff.

 

[MrGoodBytes]

Did we ever find out what _ _ _ _ meant?

 

[Paulos23]

I think he means ITCZ or the Intertropical Convergence Zone but I don't see how that has to do with geocentric cosmology.

 

[Deadbolt]

Another Zombie thread...beautiful. But srsly, whoever started this thread needs to go back to kindergarten or something.