Amateur Astronomy - Equatorial Alignment

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Re: Amateur Astronomy - Equatorial Alignment
« Reply #180 on: December 05, 2015, 08:17:05 AM »
If you don't know them, how can you make an assertion/claim that FEFs can do it?
You're the one asserting we cannot. This is your thread: your claim of falsification. Stop evading.
I am doing exactly that. Perhaps you don't understand. My hypothesis is "You do not know what the requirements for aligning telescopes are. Therefore, your claim that any FE model (DEF) can align them is false".

To test this hypothesis, I ask you - "What are the requirements for aligning a telescope?"

If you can not provide them, ALL FE models (including DEF) are false.
None of that even remotely begins to follow. I've given you an answer, you have not refuted it: and regardless, this is irrelevant.

Prove that FET can not provide any explanation for the alignment of telescopes. Don't prove FEers don't know how: even if that were true, it doesn't imply it can't be done. That's not how anything works.

Stop evading the question. You've claimed you can falsify FET, hurry up and falsify.
You have demonstrated you don't know the requirements of aligning telescopes, stop saying DEF can do it.
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Re: Amateur Astronomy - Equatorial Alignment
« Reply #181 on: December 05, 2015, 08:26:37 AM »
If you don't know them, how can you make an assertion/claim that FEFs can do it?
You're the one asserting we cannot. This is your thread: your claim of falsification. Stop evading.
I am doing exactly that. Perhaps you don't understand. My hypothesis is "You do not know what the requirements for aligning telescopes are. Therefore, your claim that any FE model (DEF) can align them is false".

To test this hypothesis, I ask you - "What are the requirements for aligning a telescope?"

If you can not provide them, ALL FE models (including DEF) are false.
None of that even remotely begins to follow. I've given you an answer, you have not refuted it: and regardless, this is irrelevant.

Prove that FET can not provide any explanation for the alignment of telescopes. Don't prove FEers don't know how: even if that were true, it doesn't imply it can't be done. That's not how anything works.

Stop evading the question. You've claimed you can falsify FET, hurry up and falsify.
You have demonstrated you don't know the requirements of aligning telescopes, stop saying DEF can do it.

I won't assume my model is false. You're claiming impossiblity, I'm still waiting for you to show it.
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Re: Amateur Astronomy - Equatorial Alignment
« Reply #182 on: December 05, 2015, 08:42:40 PM »
Please answer:
  • What are the requirements for aligning telescopes?
  • How are the alignment angles calculated using DEF?
  • What are the angles for Chicago, IL; London, UK; Sydney, Australia?
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Re: Amateur Astronomy - Equatorial Alignment
« Reply #183 on: December 06, 2015, 08:48:20 AM »
Prove that FET can not provide any explanation for the alignment of telescopes. Don't prove FEers don't know how: even if that were true, it doesn't imply it can't be done. That's not how anything works.

Stop evading the question. You've claimed you can falsify FET, hurry up and falsify.
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Re: Amateur Astronomy - Equatorial Alignment
« Reply #184 on: December 06, 2015, 09:39:37 AM »
Prove that FET can not provide any explanation for the alignment of telescopes. Don't prove FEers don't know how: even if that were true, it doesn't imply it can't be done. That's not how anything works.

Stop evading the question. You've claimed you can falsify FET, hurry up and falsify.
If you ignore all theories what do measurements and observations show the shape of the earth to be.  eg. movement of sun and measurement from many locations at different times of day.

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Re: Amateur Astronomy - Equatorial Alignment
« Reply #185 on: December 06, 2015, 09:54:51 AM »
Prove that FET can not provide any explanation for the alignment of telescopes. Don't prove FEers don't know how: even if that were true, it doesn't imply it can't be done. That's not how anything works.

Stop evading the question. You've claimed you can falsify FET, hurry up and falsify.

You can't falsify "Dual Earth Theory" for the same reason you can't falsify "The Wizard of Oz".
If it's flat, that would be very interesting for science

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Re: Amateur Astronomy - Equatorial Alignment
« Reply #186 on: December 07, 2015, 06:12:45 AM »
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If you ignore all theories what do measurements and observations show the shape of the earth to be.  eg. movement of sun and measurement from many locations at different times of day.
They don't show anything. you need a theory in order to interpret observations: just because you're biased towards RET doesn't change that.

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You can't falsify "Dual Earth Theory" for the same reason you can't falsify "The Wizard of Oz".
Patently false. There are countless ways to can falsify DET, try the search function sometime. the fact it has not been falsified does not mean it is unfalsifiable.
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Re: Amateur Astronomy - Equatorial Alignment
« Reply #187 on: December 07, 2015, 11:23:12 PM »
10 pages long thread that contains mostly trash talk by JRowe avoiding most questions and insulting everyone that disagrees with him.

The only valuable answer I could find that answers OP is this:
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How do you align telescopes in DEF?
By altering the angle with respect to the relative vertical positions of the stars: distances far more relevant to the closer stars under DET.
But that is just a hand-waving. RE model descirbes how to alter the angle and find anything on the sky (see page 1 and page 4). How does any FE model do it? It was shown that classic way of thinking does not work as the alignment does not work as it should.

FE (classic model) can solve this by providing mysterious light bending source - what bends it?.

DE solves this by saying aether's flow bends the light - how a moving flow can bend it so homogenously when you expect local perturbances to justrify other stuff?

This is yet another simple experiment, that RE model explains in details very easily, but no FE model is able to explain it by any means other than hand-waving.

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Re: Amateur Astronomy - Equatorial Alignment
« Reply #188 on: December 08, 2015, 08:34:51 AM »
10 pages long thread that contains mostly trash talk by JRowe avoiding most questions and insulting everyone that disagrees with him.

Hilarious. How long have you been evading justifying your claim that this falsifies FET?

Given all you just said was yet more evasion and dishonest whining about the fact I have limited resources, this argument seems perfectly at home in the bullshit pile most of what you spew ends up in. Let me know when you're going to justify your claims.
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Re: Amateur Astronomy - Equatorial Alignment
« Reply #189 on: December 08, 2015, 12:15:38 PM »
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If you ignore all theories what do measurements and observations show the shape of the earth to be.  eg. movement of sun and measurement from many locations at different times of day.
They don't show anything. you need a theory in order to interpret observations: just because you're biased towards RET doesn't change that.

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You can't falsify "Dual Earth Theory" for the same reason you can't falsify "The Wizard of Oz".
Patently false. There are countless ways to can falsify DET, try the search function sometime. the fact it has not been falsified does not mean it is unfalsifiable.
Some simple maths can show the relative locations of the observers.  No theory needed.  Then you can draw a conclusion.

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« Reply #190 on: December 08, 2015, 01:20:06 PM »
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If you ignore all theories what do measurements and observations show the shape of the earth to be.  eg. movement of sun and measurement from many locations at different times of day.
They don't show anything. you need a theory in order to interpret observations: just because you're biased towards RET doesn't change that.

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You can't falsify "Dual Earth Theory" for the same reason you can't falsify "The Wizard of Oz".
Patently false. There are countless ways to can falsify DET, try the search function sometime. the fact it has not been falsified does not mean it is unfalsifiable.
Some simple maths can show the relative locations of the observers.  No theory needed.  Then you can draw a conclusion.
Only true if you make certain assumptions: such as a straight path of light. You rely on a theory to say anything for certain about the world: that's an objective fact, regardless of model. Stop presupposing RET.
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Re: Amateur Astronomy - Equatorial Alignment
« Reply #191 on: December 08, 2015, 01:30:19 PM »
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If you ignore all theories what do measurements and observations show the shape of the earth to be.  eg. movement of sun and measurement from many locations at different times of day.
They don't show anything. you need a theory in order to interpret observations: just because you're biased towards RET doesn't change that.

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You can't falsify "Dual Earth Theory" for the same reason you can't falsify "The Wizard of Oz".
Patently false. There are countless ways to can falsify DET, try the search function sometime. the fact it has not been falsified does not mean it is unfalsifiable.
Some simple maths can show the relative locations of the observers.  No theory needed.  Then you can draw a conclusion.
Only true if you make certain assumptions: such as a straight path of light. You rely on a theory to say anything for certain about the world: that's an objective fact, regardless of model. Stop presupposing RET.
Let's start with that assumption.  Seems to work.

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Re: Amateur Astronomy - Equatorial Alignment
« Reply #192 on: December 08, 2015, 10:29:30 PM »
Hilarious. How long have you been evading justifying your claim that this falsifies FET?
Like 0 seconds.

Given all you just said was yet more evasion and dishonest whining about the fact I have limited resources, this argument seems perfectly at home in the bullshit pile most of what you spew ends up in. Let me know when you're going to justify your claims.
Good to see you know my reasons/arguments better than I do.

Especially this part:
this argument seems perfectly at home in the bullshit pile most of what you spew ends up in. Let me know when you're going to justify your claims.
Since you are unable to answer questions, you insult and do trash talking, that quote perfectly matches your style of discussion in this thread.

If you like trash talking, go ahead.

I would like to know how FE/DE models align telescopes. If you cannot provide detailed answer, stop wasting people's time.

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Re: Amateur Astronomy - Equatorial Alignment
« Reply #193 on: December 09, 2015, 05:58:42 AM »
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Let's start with that assumption.  Seems to work.
Sure. It was an example. Do you understand the concept?

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Like 0 seconds.
Read the thread. So far it's ten pages and all Jadyyn did was assert the claim that this falsifies FET, and instead of justifyng that he evaded and asked a separate question.

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Since you are unable to answer questions, you insult and do trash talking, that quote perfectly matches your style of discussion in this thread.

If you like trash talking, go ahead.

I would like to know how FE/DE models align telescopes. If you cannot provide detailed answer, stop wasting people's time.
I will insult when that's all the content involved in the thread. I answered this on page one. All you're whining about is the fact I don't have billions of dollars worth of resources to map out the stars in detail. You're the one so obsessed with this trivial argument, come back when you can actually falsify DET with it rather than asserting.

Any honest argument forthcoming, or just more whinging? If you don't like to be insulted, don't act like a fuckwit.
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Re: Amateur Astronomy - Equatorial Alignment
« Reply #194 on: December 09, 2015, 06:28:32 AM »
I have falsified it in numerous ways - read the thread.

Your lack of understanding astronomy does not constitute a proof that DEF is correct.

Please answer:
What are the requirements for aligning telescopes?
How are the alignment angles calculated using DEF?
What are the angles for Chicago, IL; London, UK; Sydney, Australia?
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Re: Amateur Astronomy - Equatorial Alignment
« Reply #195 on: December 09, 2015, 06:48:16 AM »
Here is a direct proof that it is impossible for DEF to align telescopes.

You don't know where the observer is on your DEF model - justified/falsified.
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Re: Amateur Astronomy - Equatorial Alignment
« Reply #196 on: December 09, 2015, 07:27:52 AM »
JRoweSkeptic, your only argument for DEF is that because other SPHERICAL models (Hollow Earth, Concave Earth) possibly can align telescopes, this somehow proves FLAT models can. As I pointed out, so what? Everything is possible in a FANTASY - no proof required.

You must demonstrate FE models (DEF) CAN align a telescope. Given a location, describe how DEF produces the proper angle, then demonstrate it with several locations.

If it can't - there you go. FE models (DEF) can't align a telescope. DEF, as a hypothesis, is falsified. It remains only a FANTASY in your head (which is probably the reason only you understand it).
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Re: Amateur Astronomy - Equatorial Alignment
« Reply #197 on: December 09, 2015, 08:10:47 AM »
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Like 0 seconds.
Read the thread. So far it's ten pages and all Jadyyn did was assert the claim that this falsifies FET, and instead of justifyng that he evaded and asked a separate question.
Given the amount of trash talking, insults and evasion made by you, reading the thread was difficult.

I do not care if Jadyyn falsifies FE/DE model. That is his part of discussion which I am not obligate to follow.

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Since you are unable to answer questions, you insult and do trash talking, that quote perfectly matches your style of discussion in this thread.

If you like trash talking, go ahead.

I would like to know how FE/DE models align telescopes. If you cannot provide detailed answer, stop wasting people's time.
I will insult when that's all the content involved in the thread. I answered this on page one. All you're whining about is the fact I don't have billions of dollars worth of resources to map out the stars in detail. You're the one so obsessed with this trivial argument, come back when you can actually falsify DET with it rather than asserting.

Any honest argument forthcoming, or just more whinging? If you don't like to be insulted, don't act like a fuckwit.
Insulting is against rules. I am not whining. If asking a question = whining, then you should really check your dictionary once again. Also, I am not demanding resources, in fact it would suffice to present a theoretical approach to the problem. Jadyyn has shown this for RE model with all the explaination. Can you do that? I would like something more than hand-waving that I quoted few posts earlier.

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Re: Amateur Astronomy - Equatorial Alignment
« Reply #198 on: December 09, 2015, 10:14:56 AM »
Insulting is against rules. I am not whining. If asking a question = whining, then you should really check your dictionary once again. Also, I am not demanding resources, in fact it would suffice to present a theoretical approach to the problem. Jadyyn has shown this for RE model with all the explaination. Can you do that? I would like something more than hand-waving that I quoted few posts earlier.
Asking a question when you've simply ignored the answer is whining. You don't like the truth, so you whine and hope no one notices. I have given the theoretical approach since page one in this thread. if you have any actual issues with it beyond "It's not exactly the same as RET, I don't like it!" you'll be doing far better than jadyyn, who I note still seems to be spamming me despite knowing he's blocked. Childish.
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Re: Amateur Astronomy - Equatorial Alignment
« Reply #199 on: December 09, 2015, 10:25:23 PM »
if you have any actual issues with it beyond "It's not exactly the same as RET, I don't like it!" you'll be doing far better than jadyyn, who I note still seems to be spamming me despite knowing he's blocked.
I do not have any such issues. I enter the problem from zero and consider all assumptions, evidence etc. Please do not treat me like everyone else.

I do not see you answering my questions about alignment. Since you are the best source of it (when it comes to DE model), you should be able to present at least a theoretical approach.

Avoiding quetions asked directly to you is not a good style of discussion.  If you have no answer that can satisfy us, why are you here?

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« Reply #200 on: December 10, 2015, 01:53:00 PM »
if you have any actual issues with it beyond "It's not exactly the same as RET, I don't like it!" you'll be doing far better than jadyyn, who I note still seems to be spamming me despite knowing he's blocked.
I do not have any such issues. I enter the problem from zero and consider all assumptions, evidence etc. Please do not treat me like everyone else.

I do not see you answering my questions about alignment. Since you are the best source of it (when it comes to DE model), you should be able to present at least a theoretical approach.

Avoiding quetions asked directly to you is not a good style of discussion.  If you have no answer that can satisfy us, why are you here?
I've explicitly answered the quetsion and told you where you can find that answer. if you're too lazy to read, why should I waste time repeating myself?

I will treat you like everyone self when you persist in acting that way.
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Re: Amateur Astronomy - Equatorial Alignment
« Reply #201 on: December 10, 2015, 10:05:32 PM »
I've explicitly answered the quetsion and told you where you can find that answer. if you're too lazy to read, why should I waste time repeating myself?
Please provide a direct quote/link to the place where you explained in details how to align telescope in DE model. You do not need to repeat yourself for that. No hand-waving. Something that works, at least in theory (so you are not forced to spend billions on experiments).

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« Reply #202 on: December 11, 2015, 01:29:27 AM »
I've explicitly answered the quetsion and told you where you can find that answer. if you're too lazy to read, why should I waste time repeating myself?
Please provide a direct quote/link to the place where you explained in details how to align telescope in DE model. You do not need to repeat yourself for that. No hand-waving. Something that works, at least in theory (so you are not forced to spend billions on experiments).
If you won't read back, why should I do the same? I'm not wasting time on your laziness.
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Re: Amateur Astronomy - Equatorial Alignment
« Reply #203 on: December 11, 2015, 03:50:39 AM »
I am not lazy. I just cannot find the answer. These are two different things.

It would be easier to find anything in this thread provided you were actually answering questions, which you successfuly avoided from the beginning through multiple pages. Partial answeres like the one I quoted one page earlier are not exact, they are just rough, most-likely made up on fly, ideas. Ideas that I cannot give a credit since they miss the entire point of this thread.

So I am asking nicely. If you can quote/link the answer, I will appreciate. If not, do not expect I will believe DE has an answer to this problem, even though I read your sketch of DE model.

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« Reply #204 on: December 11, 2015, 05:07:53 AM »
I am not lazy. I just cannot find the answer. These are two different things.

It would be easier to find anything in this thread provided you were actually answering questions, which you successfuly avoided from the beginning through multiple pages. Partial answeres like the one I quoted one page earlier are not exact, they are just rough, most-likely made up on fly, ideas. Ideas that I cannot give a credit since they miss the entire point of this thread.

So I am asking nicely. If you can quote/link the answer, I will appreciate. If not, do not expect I will believe DE has an answer to this problem, even though I read your sketch of DE model.

Let's do it piece by piece, if you don't understand what's been said before. i have consistently answered questions: they were then ignored by Jadyyn, who repeatedly demonstrated a refusal to partake in honest discussion. You can see him evading on more recent pages before I blocked him when I asked him to do as he claimed and falsify DET: he refused to answer.

We are dealing with a phenomenon based on the observation of the stars, from the Earth: what matters is the explanation for what it is we observe.
Now, there can be two explanations for what we see. Under RET, ultimately it is the shape and movement of the Earth. However, this would not be the sole possible explanation for alignment over all models.
We could also have, for example, the movements of the stars, and the shape of constellations, being different to that which is expected from RET.
Is this understood so far?
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Re: Amateur Astronomy - Equatorial Alignment
« Reply #205 on: December 11, 2015, 07:10:10 AM »
I have falsified DET, several ways actually (throughout the thread), but you won't accept any of the ways.
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« Reply #206 on: December 11, 2015, 11:12:59 PM »
We are dealing with a phenomenon based on the observation of the stars, from the Earth: what matters is the explanation for what it is we observe.
Now, there can be two explanations for what we see. Under RET, ultimately it is the shape and movement of the Earth. However, this would not be the sole possible explanation for alignment over all models.
We could also have, for example, the movements of the stars, and the shape of constellations, being different to that which is expected from RET.
Is this understood so far?
It is.

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« Reply #207 on: December 12, 2015, 02:04:25 AM »
We are dealing with a phenomenon based on the observation of the stars, from the Earth: what matters is the explanation for what it is we observe.
Now, there can be two explanations for what we see. Under RET, ultimately it is the shape and movement of the Earth. However, this would not be the sole possible explanation for alignment over all models.
We could also have, for example, the movements of the stars, and the shape of constellations, being different to that which is expected from RET.
Is this understood so far?
It is.

The rest follows simply. In order to explain the reason we align telescope, with an altered Earth shape, it would clearly be down to the relative positions of the Sun.
Under DET, they rotate: what matters is that our telescopes align with the axis of rotation of the stars. That is, it is pointed at the right angle to align: this is based on what is essentially the altitude of the stars. under RET, this is scarcely a variable: they're simply distant. Under DET, they are much closer.
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Re: Amateur Astronomy - Equatorial Alignment
« Reply #208 on: December 13, 2015, 12:36:51 AM »
The rest follows simply. In order to explain the reason we align telescope, with an altered Earth shape, it would clearly be down to the relative positions of the Sun.
Under DET, they rotate: what matters is that our telescopes align with the axis of rotation of the stars. That is, it is pointed at the right angle to align: this is based on what is essentially the altitude of the stars. under RET, this is scarcely a variable: they're simply distant. Under DET, they are much closer.
Can you rewrite this in a different way with a bit more details? I cannot understand what you are trying to say. The last sentence says that stars are much closer. How far are they and how does the distance change anything (if it changes anything)?

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Re: Amateur Astronomy - Equatorial Alignment
« Reply #209 on: December 13, 2015, 02:21:56 AM »
The rest follows simply. In order to explain the reason we align telescope, with an altered Earth shape, it would clearly be down to the relative positions of the Sun.
Under DET, they rotate: what matters is that our telescopes align with the axis of rotation of the stars. That is, it is pointed at the right angle to align: this is based on what is essentially the altitude of the stars. under RET, this is scarcely a variable: they're simply distant. Under DET, they are much closer.
Can you rewrite this in a different way with a bit more details? I cannot understand what you are trying to say. The last sentence says that stars are much closer. How far are they and how does the distance change anything (if it changes anything)?

I don't have the resources to give the exact distance, but the alteration is clear. If you rotate a set of objects with a meaningful variation in relative altitude, then viewing from a different location will alter what you see: hence the need for alignment.
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