I thought that you supported the idea that there are multiple celestial gears over the southern hemiplane. How can all three souther hemiplane continents share the same south pole star if they each have different celestial gears above them?
South America, Africa, and Australia are pointing towards the same celestial star system.
South America, Africa and Australia are not road signs, they are not pointing anywhere. The shapes of South America and Africa could loosley be described as 'arrowheads' pointing south but Australia couldn't. As I doubt you have seen all of those two large land masses (South America and Africa) from such a height as to see their entirety you can only know their shape from the work of others, either on a map based on a the theory of a round earth or on a map based on Flat earth theory. You have no direct observation yourself so how can you say they are pointing?
Incidentally, I asked two questions in another thread and as they relate to South America and Africa what are your answers to them? Have have you ever been to South Africa Mr Bishop? Being able to get well away from cities with a corresponding lack of light pollution, the night sky is wonderful but it was strange for me, coming from Europe to see the constellation of Orion 'upside down'! Anyway, my questions
In RET it is 6664 kilometres from Cape Point in South Africa to Cape Horn in South America across the Southern Atlantic Ocean.
What, in FET is the distance from Cape Point in South Africa to Cape Horn in South America across the Southern Atlantic Ocean?
In RET, travelling from Cape Point in South Africa to Cape Horn in South America across the Southern Atlantic Ocean, a distance of 6664 kilometres, at an average speed of 25 kph will take 266.56 hours.
What, in FET will be the time it takes to travel from Cape Point in South Africa to Cape Horn in South America across the Southern Atlantic Ocean at an average speed of 25 kph?