2. The Earth is Still and the Sun are Stationary [Artificial Moon Construct Conjecture][/b]
Behold in all its glory the merger of two principles, we do infact live on a globe inside an open cosmos, however we are out of the bounds of a natural environment, in other-words we live in an artificial construct and the moon is centrical to its design.
This conjecture would ascertain the reason we see always see the same stars is the fact that both the sun and the earth are stationary (or at the least the earth moves a very negligible distance under a very long duration of time). The moon would have a greater part to play in this artificial construct, and would be pinnacle to the earth's axis as well as several axis' that probably are not accepted by mainstream science. This would take source evidence, and one would have to quandary if the artificial moon's gravity is outside of the natural realm of physics (which would place a greater need for understanding in the physics behind this theory).
How can anyone answer a treatise like that! In the past I have tried with other posts and after spending much time preparing material, only to be kicked in the teeth with a reply like "That's stupid!" or "You're nuts!" - literally.
I am sorry to be so suspicious, but lately there have been quite a number of threads by "new members" that seem to pose innocent questions, but are nothing more than the bait in a trap.
But, I will try to give my take on a bit of it.
- Just what do you mean by "we see always see the same stars"?
The stars we see change during the night appearing to move from east to west.
But, on any one night we see only about half the total "Celestial Sphere", the other half being hidden by the sun during the day.
This set of stars we see gradually changes so that after 6 months we see get to those that were hidden.
- Then you say "the fact that both the sun and the earth are stationary". I really don't follow. Do you mean the earth stationary in space, but rotating or completely stationary?
If completely stationary how do we get day and night?
So, I can really give no further comment!
Mind you, to me the simplest model to me seems to be the long accepted Heliocentric Globe model for the solar system.
Some say that model depends on the "magic" of gravity. Well:
Is gravity any more magic than the other "forces" at a distance - electromagnetic, weak and strong nuclear etc?
It is very weak, but the expression for it follows exactly the same form as electrostatic or magnetic forces.
Yes, some will argue that "gravity" is not a "force", true, but
to us it certainly appears to and between two massive bodies there appears ample evidence that if causes an attractive force.
Now there will be enough finicky people out there that will say no, no, no - we must use Einstein's laws!
Sure, but do those people use curved space-time to calculate how long it will take for their dropped apple to hit the dirt, or even to calculate how long for the rock you drop to hit the bottom of a cliff? (Mind you I'd guess!)
Yes of course, "gravity" doesn't exist as it's simply curved space-time due to the presence of mass - yes, true.
Notwithstanding all this,
almost everything in the solar system can be explained with quite good accuracy with Newton's Laws of motion and Newton's Gravitation.
Yes, under some conditions Special or General Relativity does need to be invoked at high velocities (say over 300 km/s) and in the presence of a huge mass - even the presence of the earth cause a very slight time dilation.