I agree. You have to get the mass of the Sun right and find out what it orbits around - planet Mars? But from my windows I see every morning the Sun rises above the distant horizon (of the Earth) and it is only possible if planet Earth rotates around its poles at the center of the Solar system and the Universe.
The entire universe does not see from your window - only you.
A hypothetical being on a far distant planet would have a similar view and could reach a similar conclusion. Indeed any being on any rotation sphere could draw the same conclusion.
As there is no way to determine who is correct, other than claiming a privileged view, each must have equal validity. Therefore, every being on a rotating sphere could consider themselves the centre of the Universe.
This is clearly an absurd situation - each being claiming they are the centre.
The resolution to the absurdity is simple: there is no privileged view, and there is no centre. Science, which does not limit itself to one view, readily accepts this. It works to create a coherent, consistent framework that every observer can agree on no matter their personal viewpoint.
Maybe spend less time staring out your window, and more time broadening your mental horizons? It may lead you to realise that you, and the view out your window, are not the centre of the Universe.