Are you saying the orientation of the crux never changes as it moves across the sky?
To all of you non flat earthers.
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Thats correct. And? It still points south...
Thats what im observing now, orientation, relative to the ball earth model
Well look. As long as i understand your theory and where its wrong, relative to the crux, then im glad to leave it there
I really wish you would explain this in a way that I could be certain of precisely what is thirty degrees from precicely what...?
And, by "pointing south", do you mean [the crux is pointing at] the 'SCP' point in the sky?
What exactly-and-precisely is 'it'?loL... Nooo not at all...
Im saying it always points south...
How exactly-and-precisely does it 'point'?
Where exactly-and-precisely are you calling 'south'?
And, all of this is in the sky?
What is at the vertex of the 30 degree angle - you or the 'SCP'?The Southern cross is 30 degrees from the SCP
30 degrees out of the 360 degrees that make up a circle... Comprende???
Or what?
What exactly-and-precisely are the lines that form the angle?
Really... Orientation... I don't think so...
Its been tyring enough just explaining the simple fact that crux points south, let alone orientation.
Besides i already have, with diagrams and all...
And, the stars are in a clockwise fixed rotation around the 'SCP' as they cross the sky - correct?
Irrelevant... Crux points south man... End of story. I gotta go. Starting a new job tmrw
That's because you keep saying "always points south" when you really mean "always points at/to the SCP"...?Really... Orientation... I don't think so...
Its been tyring enough just explaining the simple fact that crux points south, let alone orientation.
Besides i already have, with diagrams and all...
Your no where near ready to absorb information about orientation if you cannot understands the simple fact that crux points south, within 30 degrees, even after all the illustrations iv provided.
If you really want to understand it go find it. Its everywhere. go look at the diagrams i provided its self explanatory for someone like me with an engineering background