[geocentrism] Re: For Phillip Concave Chatter

Stavs,

I thought you might throw this one in, just when everyone's minds are rotating and translating!

Dad
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philip madsen wrote:
Neville said,
"The speed of light limitation is far more of a problem in a huge universe than in a 'small' universe, but is still there, I grant you."
 
First let me say I like this diversion. I was not enjoying at all all the "cameras in orbits." on things that nobody knows is moving. So we can keep the subject line ..
It's not a problem in the concave Earth model! :-)  Simply because the starry globe is so much smaller than the Earth and everything is seemingly in the inverse so stars actually travel slower. Thus when you see the stars move slowly, it's because they really are doing so! This is totally the opposite of the heliocentric 1,000 mph spinning Globe and the geocentric notion of anything past the secular distance of Saturn doing a greater speed than light! I do have problems with these fast speeds, not because I'm a relativity guy, I just don't see the purpose of God putting stars so fast and far away just so that we can have a display where no or very little (depending upon the individual and whether in a happy hour or not) motion is perceived with the eye.

Thought I would put that in for what it's worth.

Steven
 
As far as I can imagine, if it is impossible for the sun to encircle the earth daily at  3.14159x 2 AU per day, Then anything up to infinity likewise. (I'm assuming I worked it out that this orbit was faster than 186000mps, )  some way back, but the principle stands even if I am wrong. I could have asked for Sirius.
 
I see a gramaphone record spinning. Its fluid allows local systems movement. There is nothing else outside that fluid. It could be TIME. PART OF A FOUR DIMENSIONAL OBJECT.
 
God is smart and powerful enough to do that is He not? And sections of science are already well and truly discussing this. We are just simple 3D folk.
 
Philip

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