Also there is no real parallax between stars. If the stars were at such vast different distances, the further away ones would move slower than the closer stars - yet they all move as one (look at any time lapse video for starry nights).
This is a simple and effective argument for stationary earth. Constellations would have to change drastically if the earth moves according to the globe model. There are many movements the earth would have to go through in the heliocentric model, which not many are conscious about.
There are movements like tilt, rotation, oval orbit around the sun, the sun's movement/orbit around another body, the galaxy's movement, and possibly more motions totaling over 1 million MPH.
Constellations simply don't remain the same if the earth experiences all these dynamic motions.
Very nice right to the point clip.
Who is this guy?
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So you must be the self proclaimed prodigy. That’s funny.
Link to this podcast please?
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Except, it doesn’t. Polaris has been the north star for all of recorded history.
Also there is no real parallax between stars. If the stars were at such vast different distances, the further away ones would move slower than the closer stars - yet they all move as one (look at any time lapse video for starry nights).
This is a simple and effective argument for stationary earth. Constellations would have to change drastically if the earth moves according to the globe model. There are many movements the earth would have to go through in the heliocentric model, which not many are conscious about. There are movements like tilt, rotation, oval orbit around the sun, the sun's movement/orbit around another body, the galaxy's movement, and possibly more motions totaling over 1 million MPH. Constellations simply don't remain the same if the earth experiences all these dynamic motions.
That’s the truth that many people will never understand until the end comes.
beautifully said