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In the year 2007 the polar coordinates of Uranus turned through the
circle of illumination and so the equinox event happened - http://www.ssec.wisc.edu/planetary/u...e/science2.jpg The Earth does exactly the same thing in a few days as the turning of the Earth, as a component of its annual orbital motion,brings Spring to the people of the northern part of the Earth and polar twilight and eventually polar night at the South pole. http://www.msss.com/mars_images/moc/...mericas250.jpg This insight where the polar coordinates are carried around in a circle to the central Sun is being obscured by the old axial precession idea that is still adhered to by people who cannot interpret the imaging of Uranus correctly and apply the same lessons to the Earth - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Earth_precession.svg The more the genuine astronomer makes sense of the images of Uranus,the more they will realize why the old 'tilt' explanation and axial precession are unsuitable for 21st century concerns.The images do not lie even if men choose to or try to disrupt their emergence into wider circulation. |
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Oriel crank, nutter or bot - frankly who cares?
Oriel crank, nutter or bot - frankly who cares?
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I guess observers here are simply not familiar with looking at daily
and orbital motions separately or in combination after centuries of indoctrination which trries to run everything off the rotational inclination of the Earth for how else to account for the astonishing inability to look at the polar day/night cycle and its orbital cause.Just as comets and other once-off events are the bread and butter of magnification guys,the ability to interpret the orbital component of orbital motion as one would look at that motion in isolation from its orbital path which recognizing that path,shows that axial precession must give way to the more lively and more satisfying explanation for the seasons and natural noon cycle variability. http://www.ssec.wisc.edu/planetary/u...e/science2.jpg No point in having telescopes worth hundreds of millions if there is nobody good enough to put the visual data in context. How I wish people were not so dreary and could enjoy those images as though they told a story of something new and worthwhile - something the people of this planet need more than ever. |
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Oriel crank, nutter or bot - frankly who cares?
Oriel crank, nutter or bot - frankly who cares?
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I have to shake my head sometimes when I seen what contemporaries are
prepared to do in order to keep the 'tilt' explanation for the seasons - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Seasonearth.png The circle of illumination is always at right angles to the central Sun and the polar coordinates are carried around in a circle and through the circle of illumination,all it takes is to apply actual images of the Earth and draw lesson from Uranus - http://www.msss.com/mars_images/moc/...americas250.jp http://www.ssec.wisc.edu/planetary/u...e/science2.jpg Surely people are not so dreary and so desperate as to doctor imaging of the circle of illumination as the Wikipedia image does in order to avoid the fluid explanation provided by introducing the orbital component which moves the polar coordinates in an annual circle ?. |
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oriel36 wrote:
I have to shake my head sometimes when I seen what contemporaries are prepared to do in order to keep the 'tilt' explanation for the seasons - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Seasonearth.png The circle of illumination is always at right angles to the central Sun and the polar coordinates are carried around in a circle and through the circle of illumination,all it takes is to apply actual images of the Earth and draw lesson from Uranus - http://www.msss.com/mars_images/moc/...americas250.jp http://www.ssec.wisc.edu/planetary/u...e/science2.jpg Surely people are not so dreary and so desperate as to doctor imaging of the circle of illumination as the Wikipedia image does in order to avoid the fluid explanation provided by introducing the orbital component which moves the polar coordinates in an annual circle ?. Open your mind. What if the image is not do tired? What would this mean for your theories? |
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On Mar 20, 7:15*am, Mike Collins wrote:
oriel36 wrote: I have to shake my head sometimes when I seen what contemporaries are prepared to do in order to keep the 'tilt' explanation for the seasons - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Seasonearth.png The circle of illumination is always at right angles to the central Sun and the polar coordinates are carried around in a circle and through the circle of illumination,all it takes is to apply actual images of the Earth and draw lesson from Uranus - http://www.msss.com/mars_images/moc/...americas250.jp http://www.ssec.wisc.edu/planetary/u...e/science2.jpg Surely people are not so dreary and so desperate as to doctor imaging of the circle of illumination as the Wikipedia image does *in order to avoid the fluid explanation provided by introducing the orbital component which moves the polar coordinates in an annual circle ?. Open your mind. What if the image is not do tired? What would this mean for your theories? I don't have a theory,if you can find the cause of the seasons by varying the angle of the circle of illumination acceptable,as Wikipedia have done,then that shows desperation and nothing else - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Seasonearth.png Maybe you would like to rephrase your question due to the typo. |
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Oriel crank, nutter or bot - frankly who cares?
Oriel crank, nutter or bot - frankly who cares?
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On Mar 20, 12:31*am, oriel36 wrote:
I don't have a theory,if you can find the cause of the seasons by varying the angle of the circle of illumination acceptable You are absolutely correct that the circle of illumination doesn't move - the Sun doesn't jump off the ecliptic. But the pictures aren't "doctored" in the sense of being retouched. They're simply rotated to put Earth's geographical North Pole at the top, instead of consistently having ecliptic north at the top. This emphasizes that different parts of the Earth get more sunlight at different seasons - it emphasizes the effects instead of the cause. John Savard |
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On Tuesday, March 19, 2013 10:44:26 PM UTC-7, oriel36 wrote:
I have to shake my head sometimes when I seen what contemporaries are prepared to do in order to keep the 'tilt' explanation for the seasons - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Seasonearth.png You do realize, one would hope, that these are not actual photographs, right? In the author's own words... "This image was generated by my own solar system viewing software." .... and what it is demonstrating is obviously shown on an synthetically "untilted" Earth, which is why the Sun seems to shine from various positions. It is all about perspective, to which you have many times admitted that you simply don't understand. |
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