Why'd you stop numbering your points?
ALL YOU HAVE TO KNOW ABOUT THE ALLEGED TILT OF THE EARTH :
1. http://www.theflatearthsociety.org/forum/index.php?topic=62346.msg1661480#msg1661480
2. http://www.theflatearthsociety.org/forum/index.php?topic=62346.msg1659899#msg1659899
3. http://www.theflatearthsociety.org/forum/index.php?topic=62346.msg1660101#msg1660101
4. http://www.theflatearthsociety.org/forum/index.php?topic=62346.msg1669224#msg1669224
Too many links. This website is too slow. Didn't read. I presume these are all yours, and if they're like the others you've cited here, they're chock full o' errors.
If the sun were that big and at that distance there would be no change of seasons because the sun’s rays would reach both hemispheres with equal volume regardless of its position north or south in relation to the equator.
Wrong. If we take, for illustration, the extreme case where the earth's axis was tilted so far that the Sun could be overhead as far as the poles, then when it was over one of the poles, the entire opposite hemisphere would receive zero sunlight, and be in darkness, while the near hemisphere would receive
all the sunlight. That would be a major change in seasons. As it is, with the axis tilted "only" 23.5°, at the solstices, one hemisphere receives a disproportionate share of sunlight compared to the other. This causes the seasons.
Seriously, this is grade-school stuff. Did you sleep through your entire time in school?
1. In January (southern summer) the Earth is allegedly :
A) closer to the Sun 5 000 000 km than in June
B) Southern "hemisphere" is tilted towards the Sun
2. In June (southern winter) the Earth is allegedly:
A) farther from the Sun 5 000 000 than in January
B) Southern "hemisphere" is tilted away from the Sun
Get it?
If you still don't get it, try to compare above "deadly synergy" theoretical (since it doesn't exist in reality)[wanna bet?] case with another theoretical case which concerns northern "hemisphere". Let's call it "moderate situation" case...
1. In January the Earth is allegedly:
A) closer to the Sun
B) BUT Northern "hemisphere" is tilted away from the Sun
So B ("tilted away") cancels out A (closer to the Sun) and there is no deadly synergy
2. In June the Earth is allegedly:
A) farther from the Sun
B) BUT Northern "hemisphere" is tilted towards the Sun
So B ("tilted towards") cancels out A (farther away from the Sun) and there is no deadly synergy AGAIN!!!
HOWEVER, IN REALITY THERE IS NO SUCH DISCREPANCY (WHATSOEVER), BETWEEN NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN SEASONS!!!
No one can refute this striking argument against HC and RET!!!
According to RET Southern Hemisphere should be completely uninhabitable!!! http://theflatearthsociety.org/forum/index.php?topic=62300.0#.VIctKPJW_1t
Nah... this oversimplified scenario ignores two major points.
1) Weather systems and ocean currents on the real Earth tend to even out the uneven heat distribution somewhat.
2) More importantly - while the southern hemisphere gets its most concentrated sunlight at the time the Earth is also closest to the Sun, the Sun is south of the Equator correspondingly less time, because the Earth is moving in its orbit fastest when it's closest to the Sun. For example, the recent equinoxes were September 23nd, 2014 02:29 am UTC, March 20th, 2015 10:45 pm UTC, and September 23rd, 2015 8:20 am UTC[nb]
http://www.observingstars.com/equinoxes_solstices.htm[/nb]. In that period the Sun was north of the Equator for 186d 9h 35m and it was south of the Equator for 178d 20h 16m, a difference of 7d 13h 19m[nb]Thank you, Excel.[/nb], or about 4%. Roughly the difference in the intensity.
INUIT ARGUMENT :
If the position of the Sun has changed so significantly due to the shift of the Earth's axis[Citation needed], then it must be the case with the stars, also.
Do you have any evidence that the position of the Sun has changed significantly, or did you just "hear it somewhere"?
How do we know that it hasn't happened in that way (a change of the Sun's path in the North, and a possible change of the position of the stars)?
There is a very simple method of verification:
If the Earth's tilt had changed, then the northern center of the rotation of the stars could not have remained (any longer) in the same place (within HC theory)!!!
If the Earth's tilt had changed. Do you have any evidence that it has? Precession is a well-known change in the direction of the axis, but it's amount of tilt doesn't change due to that. Other effects, such as nutation do affect the angle of tilt slightly, but are significantly smaller.
But Polaris is still in the same place, and all the stars still rotate around Polaris, don't they?
No, it's not, and no, they don't. Polaris lies
close to the axis of rotation (which is what the stars
do appear to rotate around) now, but is not on it, and the axis will get slightly closer to Polaris for the next few decades, then start to move away due to precession. Since Polaris is currently about 0.75° from the pole, it traces an arc in the sky about three times the diameter of the Moon each day. Further, Polaris hasn't always been as close to the Celestial Pole anyway. About 3000 years BCE, Thuban, a moderately bright star in Draco was even closer to the NCP than Polaris is now or will be. See
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Axial_precession for more information.
So, i would say that this is a really good way how we can corroborate that the motion of the Stars, and the motion of the Sun, are two different, separate and independent motions!
That's an interesting idea, but it's wrong. The Sun moves across the sky slightly slower than the stars simply because we're orbiting around it. Period.
On top of that, if the earth's axis had shifted then the same consequence would have occured within Antarctic circle (temperature would have increased during the southern summer) as well. But what we see is that in the Arctic circle temperature rises, but on the edge of the Great South Wall temperature decreases[Citation needed].
Precession doesn't affect the tilt of the Earth's axis wrt the ecliptic, just the direction.
... more later.