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you ever ask a woman how her day went?
do that
watch. her mouth
then come back and answer your own question
Or anything at all, to be honest. We like to run our mouths, this is true.you ever ask a woman how her day went?
do that
watch. her mouth
then come back and answer your own question
If the Earth were still, it would either be always day or always night. An axis is not a material thing, it is like a "spine" for lack of a better word, sort of like a pole through a ball and the ball rotates around the pole.What if the earth was the axis and was the only thing that was still?
Or anything at all, to be honest. We like to run our mouths, this is true.
If the Earth were still, it would either be always day or always night. An axis is not a material thing, it is like a "spine" for lack of a better word, sort of like a pole through a ball and the ball rotates around the pole.
The planets also revolve around the sun, giving us seasons and years. So the Earth rotates in a 24 hour period and revolves in a 364.25 day period. Perpetual motion.
The fact that we have days, months, seasons, and years affirm the model of planetary motion.That is how it all works on the model of the universe we were all taught in the education system and reaffirmed by the media, entertainment industry, scientific community, and government.
If we consider that model is false and another is at work, we can form different conclusions.
The fact that we have days, months, seasons, and years affirm the model of planetary motion.
I hate math, but here are notes about Kepler's Laws of Planetary Motion, if you are interested :Planetary motion
The sun is stationary, it is the planets that move. The immense gravity of the sun is what is keeping us all in our correct places. That's why the planets keep on the same orbits. If the sun moved, then it would throw everything out of whack. Planets would be colliding. The solar system would not function as we know it. We are in the "sweet spot"- the perfect distance away from the sun. A little closer, we'd burn to a crisp. Farther away, we'd freeze to death. Move the sun, you move the planets and everything is haywire.On alternative models of the universe the sun has an irregular path as it moves throughout the year and the irregular path causes the angles of the sun's rays to be different which creates variations in temperatures and the amount of sunlight we receive which causes the seasons.
The sun is stationary, it is the planets that move. The immense gravity of the sun is what is keeping us all in our correct places. That's why the planets keep on the same orbits. If the sun moved, then it would throw everything out of whack. Planets would be colliding. The solar system would not function as we know it. We are in the "sweet spot"- the perfect distance away from the sun. A little closer, we'd burn to a crisp. Farther away, we'd freeze to death. Move the sun, you move the planets and everything is haywire.
The sun is massive. Many times larger than our Earth or anything else in the solar system. The more massive an object is, the more gravity the object has. The more gravity an object has, the more the object pulls other things to it. This is why black holes suck out all the matter around them- they have so much gravity.You are just repeating to me the model of the universe that you subscribe to. I'm aware of the "sweet spot" logic and everything else involving the globe and I still reject it. There is no evidence in what you said, it's just the story we are told.
The sun is stationary, it is the planets that move. The immense gravity of the sun is what is keeping us all in our correct places. That's why the planets keep on the same orbits. If the sun moved, then it would throw everything out of whack. Planets would be colliding. The solar system would not function as we know it. We are in the "sweet spot"- the perfect distance away from the sun. A little closer, we'd burn to a crisp. Farther away, we'd freeze to death. Move the sun, you move the planets and everything is haywire.
The sun is massive. Many times larger than our Earth or anything else in the solar system. The more massive an object is, the more gravity the object has. The more gravity an object has, the more the object pulls other things to it. This is why black holes suck out all the matter around them- they have so much gravity.
It is a physical law that is also demonstrated on Earth, that the more mass an object has, the more gravity it has- therefore it is a scientific law for space as well.
What a load. How on earth (or rather off of earth) would you be able to determine the size of earth with your eyes? According to you it is all bollocks.gravity shmavity. Do you realize the sun and moon are exactly the same size to our eyes and telescopes or whatever measuring device you want to use?
What a load. How on earth (or rather off of earth) would you be able to determine the size of earth with your eyes? According to you it is all bollocks.