FET information request

i have searched and i am unable to find a diagram or map of the solar system or galaxy. now i read in a previous thread that you acknowldge that we exist in the milkyway galaxy. will you provide a map including the solar system and the earth?

anyone? to be sure you have this. or atleast an explanation for the lack there of.

this is a serious request. i would just like to see the big picture.

I'm not sure one exists. And the reason is that this is a society of volunteers, basically, with no funding to do the research that is necessary.

so you dont know what exist outside the atmosphere or you just dont have a map of it?

The 32 mile diameter sun moves in circles around the North Pole. The planets move in circles around the sun. This movement causes the retrograde motion of the planets (which are themselves very small bodies a few miles in diameter).

There's your solar system.

As far as the rest of the universe goes, it doesn't exist. When we look up at the galaxies we are looking at very tiny fractal patterns of matter and and energy.

one of your fellow FEers mentioned the milkyway galaxy in another post, i guess he didnt know what he was talking about. so what keeps the sun and planets in rotation? and why doesnt the earth run into them in its upward movement? it seems to me that this form of "gravity would cause the sun, and other "heavenly" bodies to crash into the earth.

The 32 mile diameter sun moves in circles around the North Pole. The planets move in circles around the sun. This movement causes the retrograde motion of the planets (which are themselves very small bodies a few miles in diameter).

There's your solar system.

As far as the rest of the universe goes, it doesn't exist. When we look up at the galaxies we are looking at very tiny fractal patterns of matter and and energy.

Then how do you explain meteors and asteroids?  Are they all orbiting our sun with the other planets in the solar system?  Also, how far out are the planets from the sun?

The 32 mile diameter sun moves in circles around the North Pole. The planets move in circles around the sun. This movement causes the retrograde motion of the planets (which are themselves very small bodies a few miles in diameter).

There's your solar system.

As far as the rest of the universe goes, it doesn't exist. When we look up at the galaxies we are looking at very tiny fractal patterns of matter and and energy.

Could you please direct me to the liturature (online or otherwise) that contains that data?

And it's amazing that we can look up and see something as faint as the Milky Way....(fractal patterns or not) which is presumably a short distance past the moon and sun,  (for arguments sake, let's call it at 36 miles) but when I asked in another thread why you can't see ocean going vessels beyond 6 miles away on a flat earth.  According to what I've seen around the boards, atmospheric density is a constant...(when it's convinent)

The 32 mile diameter sun moves in circles around the North Pole. The planets move in circles around the sun. This movement causes the retrograde motion of the planets (which are themselves very small bodies a few miles in diameter).

Do all of the planets orbit the sun or just the inferior planets (Venus & Mercury)?

atmospheric density is a constant...(when it's convinent)

Not when it's conveinent, when you are looking in a different direction.  The atmosphere gets thinner as you increase elevation, so as far as atmospheric opacity is concerned, you can see further looking up than you can looking parallel to the ground.

[/quote]Not when it's conveinent, when you are looking in a different direction.  The atmosphere gets thinner as you increase elevation, so as far as atmospheric opacity is concerned, you can see further looking up than you can looking parallel to the ground.
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atmosphere thins as elevation increases...true.  But 36 miles versus a measly 6 miles?  I would expect better resolution than that.