The GPS satellites (which do orbit at a much lower altitude using the Biefeld-Brown effect) are one of the most direct proofs of the fact that the Earth does not orbit the Sun: the missing orbital Sagnac effect.
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Missing "orbital Sagnac effect"? Any "Sagnac effect" from our orbiting the sun is far less than from the rotation of the earth, and that is corrected for.
The Sagnac effect requires EM signals to be traversing a loop in opposing directions. Where is the loop in the earth orbiting the sun?
The time delay from the Sagnac effect is derived here 2.7 The Sagnac EffectIf two pulses of light are sent in opposite directions around a stationary circular loop of radius R, they will travel the same inertial distance at the same speed, so they will arrive at the end point simultaneously. This is illustrated in the left-hand figure below.
(http://www.mathpages.com/rr/s2-07/2-07_files/image001.gif)
The figure on the right indicates what happens if the loop itself is rotating during this procedure. Clearly the pulse traveling in the same direction as the rotation of the loop must travel a slightly greater distance than the pulse traveling in the opposite direction, due to the angular displacement of the loop during the transit. As a result, if the pulses are emitted simultaneously from the “start” position, the counter-rotating pulse will arrive at the "end" point slightly earlier than the co-rotating pulse. Conversely, if two pulses arrive simultaneously at the end point, the co-rotating pulse must have been emitted from the starting point earlier than the counter-rotating pulse.
Quantitatively, if we let w denote the angular speed of the loop, then the circumferential tangent speed of the end point is v = wR, and the sum of the speeds of the pulses and the receiver at the "end" point is c-v in the co-rotating direction and c+v in the counter-rotating direction. Both pulses begin with an initial separation of 2πR from the end point, so the difference between the travel times is
(http://www.mathpages.com/rr/s2-07/2-07_files/image002.gif)
where A = πR2 is the area enclosed by the loop.
From: Mathpages, Reflections on Relativity, 2.7 The Sagnac Effect (http://www.mathpages.com/rr/s2-07/2-07.htm).
The Sagnac Effect depends not only on the angular velocity, but on the area of the loop traversed.
You think that changing the venue will work for you?
It won't.
You simply haven't studied the missing orbital Sagnac effect, even though I posted the best available bibliography so that you'd be able to properly understand the issues involved.
If you are replying to me, I did not change any venues! In case it escaped your eagle eyes, I was replying to your post.
The GPS satellites (which do orbit at a much lower altitude using the Biefeld-Brown effect) are one of the most direct proofs of the fact that the Earth does not orbit the Sun: the missing orbital Sagnac effect.
The Sagnac Effect depends not only on the angular velocity, but on the area of the loop traversed.
In the meantime, I have no idea which part of Discworld[1] you live on, but I live on the Globe.
That Globet does not have a Sun, Moon, Shadow Object, Nibiru or Jupiter orbiting 15 to 20 km overhead.
That Moon is at a distance from Earth that has been verified by numerous quite independent measurements.
The distance to the Sun was a bit harder to determine accurately, but the has been known to be many times the diameter of the earth for many centuries.
GPS, Galileo, GLONASS etc GNS Systems work fine at altitudes from 20,180 km (12,540 mi) to 23,222 km.
Have you ever wondered why you have never managed to convince anyone of your ideas?
I'd say to give Terry Cratchett my best regards when you see him next, but I'm afraid he's deceased.
So go chase some other victim with your weird ideas!
Have a nice day.
[1] Well, Discworld is flat and has a sun that does rise in the east from behind the horizon and set in the west behind the horizon.