Phil, ......you are getting lost in your own...exotic experiment(s) and are completely loosing site of .....WHAT IS & IS NOT A ROTATION.(as it relates to any motion )...I am I dealing with the issues. ,The problem is you think your experiments demonstrate something other then a change wrt something else!? 6. But when the moon moves through 90 degrees of orbit, it simultaneously turns 90degrees to keep its nose facing the centre of the orbit. This is called synchronous rotation.. Synchronous means more then one...OK ..that is what we want you to demonstrate not merely assert exist!.......you are claiming two separate Rotations....we know what the first(orbit) rotation is wrt the earth..........Now what is the second rotation wrt?!.........counting the same rotation twice does not mean you have two different axis..those axis are defined by the relative positions and motions of all the other bodies......so where in the universe can you go and show us a body where any point on the moon is making a progressive radial orientation to another point on the moon....hint take that toy and spin it....it is in rotation on its on axis wrt you the observer...now where in the universe can we go and observe that for the moon!??!?!?!?!?!??!?!??! you cant demonstrate it because it does not exist either in imagination or reality! Until you can answer that Phil there is nothing for me to address...i have already answered and demonstrated objectively that the rotation cannot be claimed or demonstrated based on any consistent objective criteria!...not as matter of proof but for crying out loud maybe you should consider that .. EVEN REGENER OUR RESIDENT MS EXPERT DID NOT AGREE WITH YOU….so i dont know how you are claiming you are looking at it from the HC perspective?!..........maybe just maybe, I’m not the one who is “out of his depth”… --- On Mon, 12/1/08, Allen Daves <allendaves@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: From: Allen Daves <allendaves@xxxxxxxxx> Subject: Re: Moon Rotation To: geocentrism@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Date: Monday, December 1, 2008, 3:02 PM --- On Mon, 12/1/08, philip madsen <pma15027@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: From: philip madsen <pma15027@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Subject: [geocentrism] Re: Moon Rotation To: geocentrism@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Date: Monday, December 1, 2008, 2:32 PM Allen I'd appreciate it if your reply would specifically deal with the points I made in my experiment, and show me where my conclusons are mechanically unsound or incorrect. Just coming back with a ramble that has no relationship to my experiment gets you and me nowhere. Your just being obstropolis.. It is the usual ploy of people who are out of their depth, Like the tall cedars, who are so far out in space, they no longer can appreciate the simplicity of the simple daisy.. Philip. ----- Original Message ----- From: allendaves@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx To: geocentrism@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Sent: Tuesday, December 02, 2008 2:48 AM Subject: [geocentrism] Moon Rotation What you keep missing is the fact that every rotation has a single axis on which it rotates and that axis is defined by the relative motion between the object in rotation or orbit and something else……. If you spin a top(moon) it is in rotation on its own axis…wrt you….it is not orbiting you?! ..how do you know?.........If the top(moon) is orbiting you it may or may not be in rotation on its own axis…….what makes that determination in both cases orbit or spin is that the points on the toy top(moon) make a progressive radial orientation wrt something.....did you get that?..... the individual atoms molecules or something on the toy(moon) must be making a progressive radial orientation wrt something else or to each other as defined by something else external of the toy such as around each other wrt you the observer........…if there is not change wrt to each other as defined by that something else then there can be no claim of rotation!…if every particle on the toy top(moon) are doing the same things wrt each other as defined by all other objects then how do you claim there is more then one rotation?…..The fundamental problem you have is how do you make a formal distinction between one rotation and two…or even three or more …..how do you know how many rotations exist at all period?…resting your laurels on your ambiguity and inability to make distinctions is hardly something to be proud of, and yet not only do you seem proud of your lack of achievement but you brag about it to each other…look how smart you and Paul are, you two can imagine things so mixed up that you can’t define or make distinctions about anything!?....Einstein talked about that..something to the effect ….Any idiot can make things more complicated, it takes real genius to go in the opposite direction….....Your definitions will not and are not capable of making these or any distinctions, ....….mine can... feel the power…hold it in your hands .........become one with the force.....give me a break..... --- On Mon, 12/1/08, Allen Daves <allendaves@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: From: Allen Daves <allendaves@xxxxxxxxx> Subject: Moon Rotation To: geocentrism@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Date: Monday, December 1, 2008, 8:42 AM --- On Sun, 11/30/08, philip madsen <pma15027@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: From: philip madsen <pma15027@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Subject: [geocentrism] Re: Moon Rotation To: geocentrism@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Date: Sunday, November 30, 2008, 2:34 PM Allen I was so perplexed with this I left it alone, not intending to answer, because we seemed to be on two different planets or moons...But in the end, i couldn't resist ... I insert my perplexities in brown below.. with what are I hope suitable words common to the lowest common denominator. Keep in mind, we are talking and have been through this subject, from the heliocentric universe point of view. , for easier comprehension. From: Allen Daves <allendaves@xxxxxxxxx> Subject: Re: [geocentrism] Re: Moon Rotation To: geocentrism@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Date: Wednesday, November 26, 2008, 8:46 PM Phil, The key to your whole post and very own experiment is that fact that the toothpick changes orientation wrt something.....well gee wiz......This makes my case but not yours...If this be true, theny ou are very perplexing indeed........There are no particles on the moon changing orientation wrt to anything... your example is a valid experiment that demonstrates a change in orientation... The moon nor any place or object on the moon is not? Please let me explain what you seemed to have missed.. The simile of the experiment and the moon. 1. The moon floats in space and has no friction with its environment,, 2. As much as is possible, the water in the glass floats in the glass and has no friction with its environment... Yes there is friction, but for the short time of the experiment it is ignored as negligible. There are no particles on the moon 3. The moon has a face.. one of the craters representing the nose of the man in the moon are the particles on the moon which have orientation . This orientation is always pointed at the earth. 4. The toothpick in the water I put there because the water has no face or marks .. This represented the nose of the man in the water. 5. When I swung the bowl of water through 90degres of arc, representing 90 degrees of orbit, the inertia of the water kept it stationary, ie it did not spin.. It would not rotate. After 90 degrees of orbit, he face of the man was not still looking at me.. It was still pointing in the original direction. say N - S . 6. But when the moon moves through 90 degrees of orbit, it simultaneously turns 90degrees to keep its nose facing the centre of the orbit. This is called synchronous rotation.. Something the water inthe glass did not have. I could have tried to stir the glass of water enough to give the tooth pick floating in it a rotation ..Yes? spinning once per second? yes? And then moved it again around a 90 degree arc or a full circle if I was sober in the exact same one second.. Voiler the toothpick nose will now keep pointing at the centre of the arc, throughout the whole circle of orbit..... Why? Because I gave it a spin, a rotation if you like.. Why you insist in agreeing that it is spinning in the glass whilst stationary, , yet deny that it is spinning because I made it orbit at the same time ,,,, is well hmmm its perplexing... In light of this new clarification , perhaps you might like to rewrite the rest below, Forgrt the moon because you are letting cosmology get in the way.. Lets stick to mechanics..where I'm comfortable. The mechanical principle will still apply to the celestial bodies. Phil. The reasons why and the forces involved in producing that change are irrelevant to the fact that the change has taken place ...now if you could just show us a point on the moon that changes wrt some other point that lay in the moon you would have it licked...the problem is motion any kind of motion must be relative to something else and in consideration of all other things.......well the moon does not change orientation wrt to earth.. only wrt the back ground stars the earth is the pivot or common point that those changes ...you cant have a rotation if there is no change wrt something else....and how many other things and where they are located wrt each other determines where and what the common point or axis of any and all relative Rotations are...if you do not have a relative rotation you certainly cannot have any real rotation..........as for your thoughts at the bottom MS does use the Graviational feilds as frames of reference for motion and lack thereofe...that is wahy they call them inertial reference frames......you know grav and inertia are one and the same in MS.....but all that goes back to the acceleration Points I raised a few months ago, and the difference between relitive and absolute motion ..is there such a thing we say yes...AC says not...experiment and logic are on our side... I Think i shall attempt to break for the holiday weekend :-) .........Happy thanksgiving everyone and for all those who don't celebrate it......happy days anyways........ --- On Thu, 11/27/08, allendaves@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx <allendaves@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: From: allendaves@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx <allendaves@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Subject: Moon Rotation To: geocentrism@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Date: Thursday, November 27, 2008, 6:45 PM From: Allen Daves <allendaves@xxxxxxxxx> Subject: Re: [geocentrism] Re: Moon Rotation To: geocentrism@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Date: Wednesday, November 26, 2008, 8:46 PM Phil, The key to your whole post and very own experiment is that fact that the toothpick changes orientation wrt something.....well gee wiz......This makes my case but not yours..........There are no particles on the moon changing orientation wrt to anything... your example is a valid experiment that demonstrates a change in orientation... The moon nor any place or object on the moon is not? The reasons why and the forces involved in producing that change are irrelevant to the fact that the change has taken place ...now if you could just show us a point on the moon that changes wrt some other point that lay in the moon you would have it licked...the problem is motion any kind of motion must be relative to something else and in consideration of all other things.......well the moon does not change orientation wrt to earth.. only wrt the back ground stars the earth is the pivot or common point that those changes ...you cant have a rotation if there is no change wrt something else....and how many other things and where they are located wrt each other determines where and what the common point or axis of any and all relative Rotations are...if you do not have a relative rotation you certainly cannot have any real rotation..........as for your thoughts at the bottom MS does use the Graviational feilds as frames of reference for motion and lack thereofe...that is wahy they call them inertial reference frames......you know grav and inertia are one and the same in MS.....but all that goes back to the acceleration Points I raised a few months ago, and the difference between relitive and absolute motion ..is there such a thing we say yes...AC says not...experiment and logic are on our side... I Think i shall attempt to break for the holiday weekend :-) .........Happy thanksgiving everyone and for all those who don't celebrate it......happy days anyways........ --- On Wed, 11/26/08, Allen Daves <allendaves@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: I Think i shall attempt to break for the holiday weekend :-) .........Happy thanksgiving everyone and for all those who don't celebrate it......happy days anyways........ --- On Wed, 11/26/08, philip madsen <pma15027@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: From: philip madsen <pma15027@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Subject: [geocentrism] Re: Moon Rotation To: geocentrism@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Date: Wednesday, November 26, 2008, 3:26 PM #yiv1299975767 #yiv1831187578 #yiv1333830113 #yiv1839199474 #yiv1952058879 #yiv1873026499 #yiv2019395373 #yiv916325177 DIV { MARGIN:0px;} slight correction. 3. At normal speeds. As a body moves in any direction, this motion does not alter the position of its centre of gravity.. therefore it must be accepted that any rotation around this centre of gravity is un perturbed by any other motion of the body. i.e. the centripetal/centrifugal forces, remain unchanged . (this centrifugal force is the only indicator of real rotation, as observation with our eyes can be an illusion) . ----- Original Message ----- From: philip madsen To: geocentrism@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Sent: Thursday, November 27, 2008 8:55 AM Subject: [geocentrism] Re: Moon Rotation Paul, I have been thinking more on a practical demo for this rotation model for the moon. I know Allen calls it imagination, but then that is what all text books are, but the graphical representation of imagined theory of operation. I know this is basic to you, but with all the complicated mumbo jumbo being floated, I need to make it clearer for the layman , who must be absolutely confused by now. Some base principles.. are in order .'' Keep in mind this is standard physics as demonstratable in any lab.. It does not include my exotic theories on the aether or concern itself with explaining geocentrism, which must fit with observable/measurable facts anyway 1. A body rotates around its centre of gravity. Where that is can only be presumed based upon calculation which accepts the constituents distribution of the mass of the body. It can be confirmed by actual observations of perturbations of orbits. A fairly accurate science as astronomical predictions often prove. Pretty good considering nobody but Jules has been to the centre of the earth to see what it is made of. 2. The rotation of the body is a motion experienced by the mass itself, and the magnitude of the effects of this rotation , ie the centripetal/centrifugal forces it experiences , is independent of any other object or observation. ie if there is no rotation there is no centripetal force. 3. At normal speeds. As a body moves in any direction, its motion does not alter the position of its centre of gravity.. therefore it must be accepted that any rotation around this centre of gravity is un perturbed by any motion of the body. i.e. the centripetal/centrifugal forces, remain unchanged . (this centrifugal force is the only indicator of real rotation, as observation with our eyes can be an illusion) . 4. From 3, it must be deduced that if a spherical body is set in motion around its axis through its centre of gravity, and kept in motion at exactly the same force, and rpm, and is then moved in an orbital path around a central point, it will continue to exhibit the same centrifugal forces due to initial rpm imparted to it. Now the moon needs no motor, as there is negligible friction to slow it down. 5. Further, if the orbital period just happened to be the same number as the rotational speed of the Sphere, then this coincidence will cause the sphere to present the same face to the centre of the orbit. This is a true mechanical representation .. There is no need for a primary planet if the motions are controlled on a bench top model .. In the case of the moon, it is a coincidence, ( God Planned) but in our experiment we can plan it to be that way. 6. But most assuredly, the centrifugal forces due to these rpm of the sphere will remain measurable and be exactly the same as they were when the sphere was revolving stationary before it was set in any motion. Keeping those basics in mind we now need to make a turntable , a record player is fine. Next we need a speherical mass like a marble that is vertically attached to a "frictionless " shaft through its central axis at the periphery of the turntable. Mark the marble so that any spin can be observed. Turn the turntable slowly.. You will see that the marble will not turn , but keep its face pointed in the direction it had at the beginning.. Of course the shaft friction will eventually effect this experiment. but the effect is proven . the marble will not rotate, and it will not present the same face to the centre as the turntable turns. This is not imagination I have done the experiment another way and proved it.. As can anyone interested. Hold a glass of water close to your chest . On the surface of the water is a floating toothpick pointing at you , just to let you see what happens to the water .. The friction between the water and the glass is negligible. Now turn yourself slowly a full circle if you want.. doesn't matter. You will see that the water will not rotate in the glass , and the tooth pick will keep its orientation..It will not keep pointing at you. In fact it is difficult to make the water spin this way. Now this tells you something else. I have long ago considered the forces involved here. Let us seize up the bearing in the marble with glue, so that it cannot keep its orientation. When you now turn the turntable, the marble will present the same face to the centre.. But what else? Can you not see the force being made to break the glue on the bearing, as the marbles inertia tries to keep its original orientation? Extra work is actually being done on the turntable to force the marble to spin. Now I will leave you all with a little thought experiment, which just occurred to me and which I havn't considered yet. How does relativity effect rotations.. keeping in mind the centrifugal forces mentioned above. Let us put the marble on the same central shaft of the turntable and spin them up to 100 rpm. The turntable will have a centrifugal force.. and the marble also will have its own centrifugal force due to its own mass. Now free up the marbles shaft and spin it in the opposite direction at exactly the same 100rpm. Will the marble appear stationary to us? Will its centrifugal force be any different? I think I got it already.... But then put the marble back on the periphery, and spin it up again in the opposite direction.... Philip. ----- Original Message ----- From: Paul Deema To: Geocentrism@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Sent: Thursday, November 27, 2008 2:53 AM Subject: [geocentrism] Re: Moon Rotation Philip M Some comments in <colour> From philip madsen Tue Nov 25 12:23:12 2008 Re: Moon Rotation Thats an ingenious idea Paul..<Ahem! Thank you ... thank you ...> Something I never visualised.. another way of twisting a cable? Now I know why my hose twists up as I walk around the yard watering.. I'll have to learn to retrace my steps .. Have you investigated the bank/money /Government borrowing scam yet? Your life does depend on it.. <I've read your 'Funny Money' and Open Letter to PM. I will try to put something together soon but it is something I'd prefer to spend a little time with. A warning though, I cannot support your position. I hope my reasoning will satisfy you even if your conversion is not complete.|[:-)> From philip madsen Tue Nov 25 14:30:19 2008 Re: Moon Rotation That actually is another proof I missed paul.. If the moon lost its primary, the earth, it would move off tangentally in a straight line, and it would keep its same rotation of 28 days for the Helioman and 24 hours for the geoman.. <Exactly so. See attachment prepared in advance and here revealed for the very first time!> This could be easily done on the kitchen table, by simply doubling the orbit diameter on the model, where in the moon would no longer show the same face, Paul D Start your day with Yahoo!7 and win a Sony Bravia TV. Enter Now