this atmospheric pressure change should be measurable, where is a report for that?
Barometer. Wind. Your dense mass on a scale plate.
Your hanging dense mass on a hanging scale hook.
It's all measurable.
the "Sun" in the center of the Earth should be observable, where are the reports for that?
Really?
Remember that we do not live on a globe.
The fact that we do not live on a globe means that you cannot say that we should see a sun in the centre.
You can cite that you know where the north pole is and all the rest of it but the truth is...you don't know.
You only know what you're told.
the "ice dome" should be observable, where are the reports of that?
When you look into the clear but dark water at night and see everything around and above you in that water...what are you really observing?
Are you observing water or the reflection against it?
When you look into a mirror are you really looking into it or at a image that the glass affords your eyes/perception?
you mention that outside of the dome is vacuum, but you stated before that something like vacuum does not exist. what is now correct?
Exactly what I said. To our perception a true vacuum does not exist which means the darkness is not a darkness we see through. We see a clear ice dome against a nothingness to our senses.
Basically a glass dome reflects all of what';s inside of it, back to the observer....like your opposite life against a mirror and not through that mirror.
and anyway how does the static of the dome work?
A true vacuum...a nothingness or a lack of matter cannot allow anything to be within it.
This means that any last stacked matter of atmosphere must rest at the top as a fully expanded element, meaning it freezes against the vacuum, because there is no more pressure it has to act against, other than what sits under it and it's arse end sits on, kind of thing.
But as we know, pressures change with agitation/friction/vibration by energy applied.
Basically a sun reflection moving around, creates change. It expands matter that compresses into matter creating vibrations of matter that can create all kinds of different movements to our perception.
A moving sea of waves. A rain fall. A cloudy sky. Or a summer haze to a misty/foggy day or night.
It does this with all kinds of dense matter from super dense elements to the more expanded less dense elements as they stack up from bottom to top of Earth.
This means that at the very top of the dome, it it not a solid as we perceive a solid. It still gets agitated by what I mentioned.
Basically it expands and shrinks depending on the energy applied to it or within it.
You only notice this happening because this is what changes the reflection of the sun from high to low as it moves around. This also applies to the reflective spin off's of that sun...as in , the moon and such like.
This also dictates the pressure on the seas that changes the tides as we see them.
That's in a nutshell but let's not go down that route just yet.