Mycroft
Ministry of Serendipity
No one says it's.
Right. So, despite different views, the sun does not orbit the earth.
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No one says it's.
Insofar as gravity is concerned, the object with superior mass is the "anchor" entity. So no. The earth revolves around the sun, not the other way.Contrary to popular and academic belief, the Sun revolves the Earth, as well as, the Earth revolving the Sun.
The Sun is percieved in the day revolving the Earth; this Earthly sight is as significant as, the spatial sight of the Earth revolving the Sun.
It can be compared to a dream-state where the state of mind is perceived. Contrary to popular and academic belief that the dream is chemical reactions, alone.
It cannot be proven via word communication, but can be agreed upon via wise sense.
This would also mean that all academia is false.
Right. So, despite different views, the sun does not orbit the earth.
This isn't applicable to the senses.
The Sun and planets are not "entities" given "anchor logic", they are paired.Insofar as gravity is concerned, the object with superior mass is the "anchor" entity. So no. The earth revolves around the sun, not the other way.
What are you even talking about?
The opposite argument.
"Entity" here is just another word for object. Mass is the defining factor. The sun has more mass than earth, therefore it's the anchor.The Sun and planets are not "entities" given "anchor logic", they are paired.
They both revolve each other; one negatively, the other positively.
The personal sense of the Sun revolving, again, is as significant as the impersonal knowledge of the Earth revolving.
"Entity" here is just another word for object. Mass is the defining factor. The sun has more mass than earth, therefore it's the anchor.
Resulting in humans rushing to a barren Earth.It's probably not accurate to say that things revolve around one another...
1) The earth is falling into the sun, but at a rate where it falls past it and misses.
2) The sun is falling into the center of the milky way where there is a disgustingly large black hole. We'll never make it there either, for the same reason.
3) The milky way will collide with the andromeda galaxy because they are falling into one another, but the bad news is... They will actually collide and not miss.
4) At this point, does it matter?
Because you and others say so...
I'll be back later as I'm busy for a few hours.
Questions will be answered and contradictions will be given, in due course...
Right. So, despite different views, the sun does not orbit the earth.
Because numerous people before Galileo, and 100% of credible thinkers since Galileo, say so. Do you have a degree in physics? Or better yet, astrophysics? No? I thought not.Because you and others say so...
Who said it's?