Is there a report that at arctic the Polaris approaches the horizon?

It's my hipothetic question. For I hold a model that there is a huge mirror along the north rim which reflect the Polaris and the surrounding stars whose real position is actually at the celestial south pole.

Thanx for the answer.

It's my hipothetic question. For I hold a model that there is a huge mirror along the north rim which reflect the Polaris and the surrounding stars whose real position is actually at the celestial south pole.

Thanx for the answer.

No.

Reports and videos show that the further north the observer is, the closer Polaris is to zenith.

There are no credible reports consistent with your model.

You're welcome.

It's my hipothetic question. For I hold a model that there is a huge mirror along the north rim which reflect the Polaris and the surrounding stars whose real position is actually at the celestial south pole.

Thanx for the answer.

You ask, "Is there a report that at arctic the Polaris approaches the horizon?"
And the answer is: "No".

And your mirror idea fails because the stars north of the equator are quite different from those south of the equator.

So... it's likely about:

1. Two layers of domes above the Phew Earth.
2. The actual Polaris' position is extremely high.
3. Universal Acceleration.

What about Polaris' encircling stars' paths? Are the shapes always perfect circles at any place at arctic?

So... it's likely about:

1. Two layers of domes above the Phew Earth.

No.

2. The actual Polaris' position is extremely high.

Yes.

3. Universal Acceleration.

No.

I guess for you 33% isn't a bad score.

Quote from: Danang on January 04, 2019, 07:46:30 PM

So... it's likely about:

1. Two layers of domes above the Phew Earth.

No.

We seem to have rabinoz declaring ultimate knowledge of the number of layers of domes above the Phew Earth.

Please, rabinoz, continue . . .

Quote from: rabinoz on January 04, 2019, 08:17:44 PM

Quote from: Danang on January 04, 2019, 07:46:30 PM

So... it's likely about:

1. Two layers of domes above the Phew Earth.

No.

We seem to have rabinoz declaring ultimate knowledge of the number of layers of domes above the Phew Earth.

Please, rabinoz, continue . . .

OK. Danang claimed "it's likely" "Two layers of domes above the Phew Earth" and assuming that he lives on the same earth we do I said "No" (it's not likely).
Though it's seeming more and more like that Danang comes from some other place, so I could be wrong.

PS Shouldn't all good moose be asleep at sunset. I'm told that a warm toddy might help.

Quote from: Bullwinkle on January 04, 2019, 08:31:48 PM

Quote from: rabinoz on January 04, 2019, 08:17:44 PM

Quote from: Danang on January 04, 2019, 07:46:30 PM

So... it's likely about:

1. Two layers of domes above the Phew Earth.

No.

We seem to have rabinoz declaring ultimate knowledge of the number of layers of domes above the Phew Earth.

Please, rabinoz, continue . . .

OK. Danang claimed "it's likely" "Two layers of domes above the Phew Earth" and assuming that he lives on the same earth we do I said "No" (it's not likely).
Though it's seeming more and more like that Danang comes from some other place, so I could be wrong.

PS Shouldn't all good moose be asleep at sunset. I'm told that a warm toddy might help.

OK, so you were just asserting your thoughts based upon your opinion.

(also, I'm not a good moose.   )

Asserting thoughts based upon self opinion.... It must be non-delicious, non-fragrant, therefore.... non-phew. 

 

What about Polaris' encircling stars' paths? Are the shapes always perfect circles at any place at arctic?

 

Quote from: rabinoz on January 04, 2019, 08:17:44 PM

Quote from: Danang on January 04, 2019, 07:46:30 PM

So... it's likely about:

1. Two layers of domes above the Phew Earth.

No.

We seem to have rabinoz declaring ultimate knowledge of the number of layers of domes above the Phew Earth.

Please, rabinoz, continue . . .

You also mean to say Danang is declaring ultimate knowledge of the dome.  Tell him to continue.