[geocentrism] Re: stupid question about the moon!
- From: Allen Daves <allendaves@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: geocentrism@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 6 Apr 2005 16:59:59 -0700 (PDT)
Wendy,
While the universe is rotating around us once a day carrying everything with
it, the heavenly bodies do have their own movements within the universe. Kinda
like watching water in a blender with small particles in it .You see everything
going around in one direction but you also notice that things seem to also move
around by themselves while the whole thing is spinning. Understanding this is
some of what we have been theorizing about. What causes the individuality of
the movements of the heavenly bodies? Some suggest it is the aether, while
others theorize that perhaps it is energy fluctuations within the aether that
would cause the individual movements, akin to ocean currents and eddies.
Allen
"w.mackey" <w.mackey@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Thanks Allen
That is helpful,
have you any idea why the sun would move faster than the moon if the whole
universe is orbiting every day, would it not all orbit at the same speed?
Maybe God just set it all going like that?
Wendy
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From: "Allen Daves"
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Sent: Wednesday, April 06, 2005 5:49 PM
Subject: [geocentrism] Re: stupid question about the moon!
> This is a over simplification. However, see if this helps or explains it
for you.
>
> Phases:
>
> Imagine a ring. Imagine that you are at the center of that ring, not
moving, looking out at a object (moon) on the ring. Now imagine a second
ring further out, on it is the sun. Both rings, the whole rings, are
spinning around you. Now, imagine that while both rings are spinning around
you the object (sun) on the second ring starts to move on the ring itself,
while both are spinning around you. Its movement is very very slight, so
that every 30 days it will overtake the first object (moon)on the first
ring. This will cause differences in angels between the first object (moon)
and the second object(sun), those different angels produce the Phases of the
moon.
>
> The sun & moon orbit with the universe every day, however, The sun is
moving faster relitive to the moon. The moon's position relitive to the
sun, within the orbiting universe changes slightly every night over a period
a 30 days which gives it one complete cycle.
>
> Eclipse:
>
> The orbital planes; or the sun's ring and the moon's ring rock back and
fourth as well. However, they will cross paths or line up on regular cycles
too. Depending where you are on the earth determines if you are in that same
"line up". This is to say you, at the center of the ring, would be in a
strait line if a line were drawn between the first object(moon) and the
second object (sun) & you. Because the sun is moving faster than the moon
you lose sight of the sun as it catches up with the moon and then overtakes
the moon. The moon is losing ground so to speak to the sun. That is why the
shadow moves W-E.
>
> Allen
>
>
>
> "w.mackey" wrote:Hi All
> I'm still in the situation of trying to get my head round this whole
concept of a non rotating earth.
> Please permit me to ask you experts a stupid question.
>
> On Dr Jones CD he describes the moon as orbiting the earth every
day.........doesn't it orbit the earth every 30 days?
>
>
> Yours in Christ
>
> Wendy
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