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Anyone and I mean anyone can appreceate that the Equinox is generated
by orbital orientation to the Sun running parallel with longitude coordinates. http://www.mhhe.com/physsci/astronom...ages/04f15.jpg Traditionally recognition of the Equinoxes focus on seasonal climate change but astronomically this has no benefit except to support erroneous view that Equinox is a product of axial orientation at 90 degrees to the Sun/Earth line. http://kids.msfc.nasa.gov/earth/seas...rthSeasons.asp Listening to that explanation from an astronomical point of view is painful because astronomers concerned with variations between constant axial and variable orbital motion and their orientation to each other suffer the dilution to hemispherical differences in climate. For climatological purposes it is no big deal to consider hemispherical tilt to and away from the Sun but losing the change is orbital orientation and the rate of change in that orientation in correspondence with Kepler's second law is unforgivable. http://imagine.gsfc.nasa.gov/docs/as...s/980116c.html The utter vandalism in forcing axial Lat/Long coordinates into celestial coordinates by trumping up a false axial tilt component into the Equation of Time must rank as one of the most brutal maneuvers in any discipline,anywhere in the history of humanity.After facilitating the equable day and subsequently the pace by which clocks maintain the equable pace of hours,minutes and seconds,men decided to destroy the inheritance just because they needed to map 'time' against distance for terrestial ballistics. This is not an appeal to go back to a former era (except to review the error) but without recognition of the correct format there is no possibility to do astronomical modelling,no way to teach kids that the Earth has an orbital shadow which changes its orientation to the Sun as we sweep in and out of it with each rotation of the Earth. Maybe it is because I am a Christian that I understand these things while around me men have accepted a lesser view of history and believe what they are told out of indoctrinal convenience. http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/04352b.htm |
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Go to sleep now with Newton watching over you or all those theorists
trying to sell you a parallel universe or something exotic.Yawn out you explanations to kids and tell them how great Isaac or Albert was and then put them to sleep into the same abstract universe which most people would call nightmares. Liked your sunset pictures - http://www.pyroport.com/astro/ Pity that is all you will ever see,sunrise/sunset. Astronomers can enjoy these images as another view of the Earth passing into and out of its orbital shadow but it has been so long since those people walked the planet,beaten by the brute mentality of cataloguers and mathematicians pretending to be astronomers. |
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![]() wrote in message oups.com... Go to sleep now with Newton watching over you or all those theorists trying to sell you a parallel universe or something exotic.Yawn out you explanations to kids and tell them how great Isaac or Albert was and then put them to sleep into the same abstract universe which most people would call nightmares. Liked your sunset pictures - http://www.pyroport.com/astro/ Pity that is all you will ever see,sunrise/sunset. Astronomers can enjoy these images as another view of the Earth passing into and out of its orbital shadow but it has been so long since those people walked the planet,beaten by the brute mentality of cataloguers and mathematicians pretending to be astronomers. Sorry, but as a newbie to all this, could you please explain your argument concisely and completely ? (preferably without tints of tourettes). |
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It's quite nice being oblivious to the meaning in these statements!
-- Beeb "You can see a million miles tonight, but you can't get very far" Adam Duritz, Counting Crows - Mrs Potter's Lullaby |
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![]() adm wrote: wrote in message oups.com... Go to sleep now with Newton watching over you or all those theorists trying to sell you a parallel universe or something exotic.Yawn out you explanations to kids and tell them how great Isaac or Albert was and then put them to sleep into the same abstract universe which most people would call nightmares. Liked your sunset pictures - http://www.pyroport.com/astro/ Pity that is all you will ever see,sunrise/sunset. Astronomers can enjoy these images as another view of the Earth passing into and out of its orbital shadow but it has been so long since those people walked the planet,beaten by the brute mentality of cataloguers and mathematicians pretending to be astronomers. Sorry, but as a newbie to all this, could you please explain your argument concisely and completely ? Cataloguers screwed up by assigning an axial tilt component to the Equation of time which forces recognition of seasonal changes such as daylight/darkness asymmetry. http://www.sundials.co.uk/tbana.htm In the confusion many are incapable of seperating the idea that the total lenght of day from noon to noon changes rather than changes in the lenght of daylight/darkness,sunrise/sunset and the the Equation of time has nothing to do with any perceived motion of the Sun above or below the equator. You need a sundialist who can think in terms of the motion of the Earth and the Sun as a fixed reference rather than the motion of the Sun causing the change in a shadow across the dial. The error originated with John Flamsteed and was adopted by Newton and it is downhill ever since,at least in astronomical terms.If you imagine that these guys know what they are doing,I assure you they do not. Sorry. |
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