Earth Is Not Orbiting The Sun
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I want some of the shit your smoking
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This is true... also@Regenegade about the stars...they have changed. Some follow some dont olds ones fade and new ones appear. As do new comets. And falling meteors
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@Kiddragon42 maybe they are moving in the same direction
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I just realized how many comments I have posted here. I am not trying to argue, I am just very interested in this and I do welcome any constructive criticisms of my comments.
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@waperboy I have done my fair share of studies and I think this is very plausible. His Theory unifies general relativity and quantum mechanics. Something that theoretical physics has yet to do. And to say that Physics says this or that is kind of a cop-out because Theories and Laws are just scientific terms to explain methods and findings, science has already proven to itself with quantum mechanics that Theories and Laws are not as immutable as we think they are.
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@Mallkav right but the Earth does not orbit the Sun nor the Moon the Earth in the classical sense according to this Theory. The difference is a 1. more stationary system of orbiting bodies or 2. a moving and dynamic system whose orbits travel along with the sun. So yes there are orbits but not in the classical sense. The real change is in our perception, because this theory DOES change an individuals perception of the universe. Astronomy documentaries always show the system as stationary.
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@alkaponas yep so if the whole universe is expanding then all of the galaxies are spinning out at the same type of rate. Meaning expansion, not linear movement through a tube, an expansive movement at which positions wouldn't necessarily move(from whatever perspective you look) but objects would eventually become dimmer, not change position(except in the case of cyclic rotation obviously) Note the key is the spinning of the solar systems and galaxies. Now do you see how it is plausible everyone?
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@Kiddragon42 That move is synchronic with move of our Milky Way , which the Solar system it's a part of .That means the whole Milky way is moving in space "volutingly".The constelation of stars what we see are parts of Milky way too and they are"flying" inside the complex , but anyway the constelations are variable compare to the past.The nebulas that are not a part of our nebula(Milky Way)Andromeda for example will show very,very fractional displacement due to enormuosly distance.
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If the big bang theory is true, then our universe is still expanding and moving really fast: maybe, the constellation and stars are moving toghether with us: the sun it's a star itself, after all.
Maybe they don't have the same exact speed, but maybe the difference cannot be seen from earth (or maybe, a significant change will require centuries or millenniums).
Just speculating.
OK he is partially right but deliberately confusing. Now he's using Vega as a ref point? That star is moving too. The truth is the ecliptic of our solar system is about 60 degrees to the galactic plane in which we orbit around the center of the galaxy, so it is definitely NOT a right angle and looks a bit different. Secondly, why not use the center of the universe as the main ref pt? Then it looks completely different. The fact is our planet IS rotating around the sun, which has its own orbit.
wakingcrow 1 month ago 23
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maybe they are also moving :)
WishingBones 1 month ago 11