[geocentrism] Re: Axis and winning.
- From: "philip madsen" <pma15027@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <geocentrism@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 5 Dec 2008 10:02:22 +1000
Those are three axis each with their own independent relative progressive
radial orientations wrt the observer/ earth….
You obviously did not read my whole post.. go back.
with respect to the observer on earth, is not relevant. neither is it
trustworthy.. About as true as the ball in the moving train.. from that point
of view we cannot say the earth turns, instead saying the sun translates..
From outside the earth moon system, if we accept the sun is relatively
stationary, as MS does, we will see the moon rotate with respect to the sun
every 28 days. We will see it translating around the earth once every 28 days,
and we will see the earth spin every 24 hours.
Thats from that observation spot.
Now from the Moons observation, we will see the sun move across the sky for a
28 earth day period. We will see the eath spin 28 times during a moonday. So
that observation is of no use any more than the from the earth.
All you have to do Phill is show us how you can produce the moons supposed
rotation without the orbit….YOU CANT!!!!!
Can too! You can't show us the moon is orbiting without the earth .. You said
so .. but I can still claim it is rotating without an orbit with respect to the
sun.. the moon and the earth could be orbiting each other.
I showed you how I produced the rotation in my post.. You have not read down
that far yet.. I know because of the speed of your return, without any thinking
process ... clue.. Pauls idea of tipping the moon on its side without giving
it any force to spin.. As is just tip it over.
Finally I can prove its spin just by direct measurement of the centrepetal
stress in the rock.. Ditto for earth.. Geocentrism cannot deny the stress is
there, proven conclusively by the geostationary satellite. Now get out of that
one using mainstream science you obfuscating obstropolite.
Philip.
----- Original Message -----
From: allendaves@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
To: geocentrism@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Friday, December 05, 2008 9:39 AM
Subject: [geocentrism] Axis and winning.
Phil….
“you have used a plate or disc to imply that it is not possible to have
two axis' in parallel--- ie you say that these are the same rotation and
axis.. “
No, You most certainly can have axis that run parallel ..but in order
to claim two motions you have to have two sets of relative changes wrt
something ..how do you know when you have such a thing.?.....Phil, the up down
motion of the moons libration on that axis can be shown without having any of
the other motions of the other axis and calling it two!?…..it must be a
independent motion, otherwise you are only taking one motion that cannot be
isolated or distinguished from the other and calling it two motions!?…. Phil
the back of fourth of the moons libration can be isolated and not dependent on
the up and down axis nor is it dependent on the moons orbital motion…Those are
three axis each with their own independent relative progressive radial
orientations wrt the observer/ earth….
Succinctly: All you have to do Phill is show us how you can produce the
moons supposed rotation without the orbit….YOU CANT!!!!! without the orbit
there is no motion or Rotation!!!!...what you are calling two motions cannot be
isolated or distinguished from each other you cannot show the moon to rotate on
the same axis that is orbits without having the orbit. …..counting the same
thing twice does not mean you have two of them……there is only a progressive
radial orientation to a common point that lay in a axis that runs through the
earth.. the orbital axis and the two axis of the moons libration are all clear
and distinct from each other, your rotation does not exist without the
orbit….IT IS THE ORBIT!.....if the moon were rotation on a parallel axis to the
orbital axis that motion could be demonstrated without the orbit….but it
cannot…..because only one motion exist!..counting one cow twice does not make
two cows…..counting one rotation twice does not make two rotations…motion is
relative to something else…but a motion that uses the same identical changes
wrt the same identical bodies is just the same motion…NOT TWO!
PS You see contradiction and conflict in my words because you are so
accustom to accepting contradiction in your reasoning that when given clarity,
……all you can see is a contradiction….. You are so entrenched into utter
confusion that clarity appears to you as confusion and confusion as some sort
of enlightenment!?
--- On Thu, 12/4/08, philip madsen <pma15027@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
From: philip madsen <pma15027@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: [geocentrism] Axis and winning.
To: geocentrism@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Date: Thursday, December 4, 2008, 3:09 PM
Allen its not about winning. Its about truth.. And truth has
to be within universally accepted definitions. Discussion is invalid if you or
I make up our own definition.
Unless you can prove me otherwise, it is accepted universally
in geometry that an axis is the centre line of any rotation, and that this line
has no dimension. It is not an axel.
From your most recent, you have used a plate or disc to imply
that it is not possible to have two axis' in parallel--- ie you say that these
are the same rotation and axis.. You thus are insisting an axis has dimension
like an axel. But I guess what you are trying to say is that a molecule on the
edge of the plate cannot have a separate rotation. May we leave that aside,
because I have another experiment on board coming soon which will elaborate on
this.
But our discussion concerned the orbit of the moon, which
cannot be compared to a particle on the edge of a plate.
It appears that you accept the moon has a separate axis at n
degrees off from that of the earth when you said,
Yes, Phil that is two. One axis for each progresie radial
oreintaion . Therefore you do accept that the moon is rotating. I easily saw
how the progression of a radian vector fixed within an object represented
angular rotation of that object.
You seem to accept that translation and rotation are separate
motions. So I am puzzeled why you deny there is any rotation of the moon around
its axis, the moment it begins to translate in an orbit around the world....
Can you consider the question this way. Let us take Pauls
imaginary moon, where instead of just 10 degrees off the vertical, it is rolled
over so that its rotation is horizontal to its orbital plane. rolling sideways
so to speak at just one roll per orbital period. . You will accept that this
rotation continues as it translates around the earth.. NO? YES? then why do
you refuse to accept that there is still a separate rotation if this same rpm
rotation is 15 degrees off the vertical or even vertical and parallel to the
earths axis?
Neville has hinted that you were considering the aether
firmament as rotating with the moon imbedded within it. But you denied this
stating clearly that you were debating from MS science point of view.
Phil is right about this…” From what I believed, Allen has
been postulating MS science unrelated to geocentrism..”…at least exclusivley, I
have been adressing both systems....The two systems must be geometrically
equivalent,
I see contradiction and conflict in those words.
Yet your reference to a plate example seems to indicate your
mind is at this geocentric principle, and if it were, then within mine and
maybe yours we are in agreement concerning the rotation. We have been for some
time.
I stated elsewhere a long time ago, that rotation was a
motion relative to the aether. If the aether moved around the world at a set
speed, and the moon was appearing to move in the same direction at the same
speed, then there was no relative motion---no rotation.
The two systems must be geometrically equivalent,, Yes, but
geometry is only a paper science dealing with appearances.. not reality. and
that has been where you and I have been wasting our time here, in not
separating the difference. Remember long ago how I argued with regner,
concerning the ball dropped to the floor in a moving train? Geometrically to me
in the train it dropped in a straight line...but but but..
Philip.
----- Original Message -----
From: allendaves@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
To: geocentrism@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Friday, December 05, 2008 5:19 AM
Subject: [geocentrism] Moon Rotation
"Allen the moons axis is several degrees off that of
the earth!..does that make two LOL.. Phil"
Yes, Phil that is two. One axis for each progresie
radial oreintaion wrt somthing else..note the things that are in progressive
radial oreintaion do not have that wrt the same things.......That axis Phil
Librates back and fourth there is another that librates up and down...that is
three axis..only 9 trillion trillion more to go...that is if you take your
approach with every particle of the moon..ummmm....none of those axis even run
through the same plane.......That motion is not the same motion as the/ any
motion of the orbit, and that is the point….. How do we know?..because there is
a change and progressive radial back and forth wrt to a common point that lay
through the moon itself…that is not difficult to see or confuse, That common
point lay within the moon the other common point lay outside the moon…they
are both wrt the observer within the earth moon frame of reference…. ..One is a
progressive and regressive radial orientation to a common point that lay on the
moon itself and the other is a common progressive radial orientation to a point
that lay at the earth itself…The observer never has a problem making that
distinction and apparently you do not either… …The distinction can be clearly
made within the frame of reference under consideration (earth moon system). We
cannot go outside our frame of reference to give ourselves a reference frame
(remember me saying that). ….. The observer sees the moon make a progressive
radial orientation wrt the observer, he can also see An ADDITIONAL MOTION in
the moons libration. There is a difference between two different motions verse
just one motion that is called two,…. by now you should see the
difference………well maybe not you and Paul, but anyone else examining these post
should have no problem seeing two different motions that are defined
independently of each other, not just a single motion that you keep trying to
“cut in half” like cutting that car in half I mentioned earlier…seeing a car
does not make it two halves of a car simply because you can imagine it cut in
half….there is one car and one motion that motion as is any motion is defined
by the relative changes wrt the observer and or any 3rd bodies. However, the
same changes wrt those same bodies and or observer cannot be called two
different changes simply because you count those same relative changes wrt the
same observer once and then again wrt the 3rd bodies twice even thought they
are the same exact change for both the observer and the 3rd body….The same
relative changes wrt the same observer or bodies is not two different changes….
.…counting the money you have twice does not mean you have twice as much as you
did when you counted it the first time…..one plus itself is not two…..the
relative changes can only be counted once not twice wrt the same observer or
3rd bodies.......motion any motion to be observed must be relative to something
else…..That something else is called the observer or other bodies that the
observer sees, wrt each other, all within the same frame of reference under
consideration.
Paul, The curt remarks I referred to are made by me.
My post are at some times more disciplined then others but don’t let that
bother you. I’m not playing dumb, not at all. I am just giving you and others
ample opportunity to say “less then brilliant” things of which you and Phil
have not disappointed me with…I then remark in very, perhaps extreme sarcastic
manner. I’m sorry you can’t see beyond your own logical contradictions, …. but
then again you never did get the whole gravity= inertia thingy either…..Note I
did not start out that way but I keep coming to the same conclusion about most
not all but certainly most of your arguments, they are focused on “claiming
victory” not on evaluating the possibility that they are completely wrong.
….. As I said before this thread will just go in circles. It will most
certainly not progress your learning at all because ..well we all know
why…….but my point is not so much for me to convince you of your error. You
truly believe in your own folly and will not be shown otherwise! It is to offer
others a chance to understand and evaluate the real world and the kinds of
people that live in it……..
Phil again..... "Rotation needs no observer. It s a
self evident truth as defined" The fact i am the king is self evident
too....!?..do you hear yourself...what is that self evidence based on?.........
Rotation is a motion motion must be relitive to something, a observer or some
other body otherwise it is not a motion ............further, if it is it not
observed one would have to question how is it then being discussed since
otherwise, we would have not way of knowing that it was relitive to
anything..... ....ummm
--- On Wed, 12/3/08, philip madsen
<pma15027@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
From: philip madsen <pma15027@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: [geocentrism] Re: Moon Rotation
To: geocentrism@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Date: Wednesday, December 3, 2008, 6:22 PM
Allen the moons axis is several degrees off
that of the earth!..does that make two LOL.. Phil
----- Original Message -----
From: allendaves@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
To: geocentrism@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Thursday, December 04, 2008 6:52 AM
Subject: [geocentrism] Moon Rotation
Phil,
"But you can see the difficulty in English
expression you present"
NO! I said it means more then one……. you stated
no it does not mean that……...Phil the fact there is more then one is inherent,
intrinsic, integral part of the meaning of synonymous!? You cannot separate
that fact any more then you can separate the fact that a living human has water
in them!? if they are alive ..then Phil that means water is present!?
Come to the table with some reason........ you
are just attempting "linguistic acrobatics" now... If you have a plate dill a
hole in the center and put it on a drill there is only one axis of
rotation...you may consider that axis to be a mathematical line (having no
dimension) or you can also consider that axis to have the same diameter of the
plate itself...the net effect is the same....one axis of rotation..not billions
of axis for each molecule in the plate.....one axis not many….Counting the same
thing twice does not mean you have two of them!?
--- On Wed, 12/3/08, philip madsen
<pma15027@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
From: philip madsen <pma15027@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: [geocentrism] Re: Moon Rotation
To: geocentrism@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Date: Wednesday, December 3, 2008, 12:22 PM
Philip,
"Allen opens up a rebuttal with, "Synchronous
means more then one...OK "
No Allen it does not mean more than one..
HERE IS THE GENERALLY ACCEPTED MEANING".....
Phil.....you can't have a simoltanious anything
with just one of them..!?
Allen, Oh! now I get what you were trying to
say, but please don't say sorry for getting it wrong.. You said "synchronous"
means more than one.. I said it doesn't mean that at all ... two or many is
more than one.. I don't recall a single word for that meaning.. But you can
see the difficulty in English expression you present. Even this is out of this
world for sense.. "you can't have a simoltanious anything with just one of
them..!? "
Perhaps you may now understand my reasons, when
I referred to English as being essential for science... Philip.
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