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On Saturday, January 26, 2019 at 4:01:38 PM UTC-7, Mike Collins wrote:
How have you managed to miss his years of vilifying Newton for stating that from the Sun there are no retrogrades? It's true he does that, but that doesn't mean what you think it means. His complaint is that Newton is expressing the truth given us by Copernicus in an invalid way, because he drags in an "imaginary observer". Thus, he takes another statement by Newton, and a virtually identical one by Kepler, and says that Newton's statement is bad while Kepler's statement is good. He is not disputing the phenomena, but instead the mind-set that views the Solar System as a physical system... and a few other things that even I have not yet been able to comprehend. John Savard |
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