[geocentrism] Re: Moon Rotation
- From: "Philip" <joyphil@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <geocentrism@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>, "Neil Robertson" <nroberts@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 4 Mar 2005 13:22:03 +1000
The Moon always points the
same side towards Earth and if you were on that side facing Earth, the Earth
would always be in the sky. It would neither rise or set. If you were on the
opposite side of the Moon you would never see the Earth at all and would not
know of its existance. Spooky eh?
Neil Robertson.
I just had to come back out of my hole for moment...
Maybe there is an answer to our geostationary satellite in this...
For moon people, the earth would be the mother of all geostats.
Hmmmm. Darn it I just realised something. It might be still in the sky, but it
would be rotating a 24 hour cycle.. No good for a geostat doing that. without
three transmitters.
You see what I mean Cheryl? Its impossible to know the truth from any position.
I told you it was fun....
Philip.
----- Original Message -----
From: Neil Robertson
To: Philip
Sent: Friday, March 04, 2005 12:51 PM
Subject: Moon Rotation
On the Geocentric mailing list you recently wrote to Cheryl in part:
"Its all relative Cheryl.... On the moon you will see the earth rise and
fall close to every 24 hours. You will see the sun rise and fall every 28
days close enough.. and it will look every bit as natural as we think the
sun and moon rise is here. In fact you could even conclude the moon was the
centre of the universe, and have no reason to think otherwise, except for
you came from the earth and were told and brought up to believe it was all
different...."
This is only partly correct. If you were on the Moon you would see the Sun
rise and fall over approx 28 days however what you saw of the Earth would
depend on where on the Moon you were situated. The Moon always points the
same side towards Earth and if you were on that side facing Earth, the Earth
would always be in the sky. It would neither rise or set. If you were on the
opposite side of the Moon you would never see the Earth at all and would not
know of its existance. Spooky eh?
Neil Robertson.
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