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To John
The stupidity of homogenising axial and orbital motion and refering cyclical seasonal changes to changes in the Sun's position off the Equator/axis just highlights the awful maneuvering of Flamsteed in his attempt to link axial rotation to the celestial sphere. There is that much work for an astronomer to correct these wayward,uneccesary and inappropriate maneuvering by cataloguers and mathematical theorists at the expense of real astronomy.A good theorist would simply make the compromises and turn to the correct re-alignment of astronomical principles for whatever purposes he chooses. If they think that exotic nonsense like 'branes' appeal to people who are keeping an eye on climate imbalances,earthquakes and things where the motions of the Earth are involved as a mechanism ,astronomical,climatological,geological and bottom line. Without the correct relationship between axial and orbital motion contained in the original heliocntric reasoning,humanity will suffer the indignity of 'experts' who are working off the wrong relationship for exotic theoretical nonsense going back 100 years. The indignity visited on my attempts to get people to review the original heliocentric reasoning is nothing compared to what is visited on the real insights and the men who came up with them and on future generations who cannot defend themselves against pretensious nonsense.My answer to Brian contained only technical details,no more and no less,and the conclusion is correct in regard to how Newton got his mean Sun/Earth distances through the sidereal format. |
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