Dear Jack,
The drawings are nothing short of excellent! Well done! :-)
Steven
Jack Lewis wrote:
Dear Neville,
I'm surprised that Allen has seen my e-mail with the drawings
because it hasn't yet come into my own 'Inbox'! Where is it? Have you
seen it yourself?
Jack
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Wednesday, October 31, 2007 8:23 PM
Subject:
[geocentrism] Re: Right ascension and declination
Jack
Yes, . good drawing........I think we are all getting
somewhere now.......:)
Dear Neville,
I've attempted a drawing to illustrate your e-mail below.
The drawings are jpeg format and attached. Have correctly interpreted
you explanation?
Jack
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Sent:
Wednesday, October 31, 2007 12:23 AM
Subject:
[geocentrism] Right ascension and declination
All,
Look at the attached image.
You are on the sphere and the stars are fixed.
Rotate the sphere in your mind. Consider the star trails you would
observe.
Now rotate the paper through 23.5 degrees and rotate the sphere in your
mind again, but this time more slowly.
Should you see the same sort of star trails?
But there is no rotation about the ecliptic poles. There can't be,
because the ecliptic poles are just like ordinary star positions on the
celestial sphere. If there was such rotation, then the right ascension
and declination coordinate system for stars would not work (as Allen
has already stated).
Therefore the World does not orbit the Sun. Therefore heliocentrism is
wrong. Therefore acentrism is wrong. Therefore the World does not
rotate diurnally.
Regner, your comments?
Martin, your comments?
Robert, your comments?
Carl, your comments?
Robert B, where are you when we need you?
...
Neville
www.GeocentricUniverse.com
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