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www.earth-central.weebly.com For those who want the condensed version, here it is: We are TOLD, that star trails are produced by the Earths rotation. IF this is so, why is Earths supposed orbit of the Sun NOT visable in star trail photographs, as the orbit is said to be 64 times greater than the rotation. As a result, the universe is nowhere near as big as NASA claim. I've yet to have a single idea that explains this obvious problem, which virtually anyone can prove for themselves. Thanks for your time.
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There are a number of flaws in your reasoning,
The reason why star trails only show the rotation of the Earth on its axis is simply because of how far away those stars are relative to the observer. To use the analagy of the Waltzer, if you sit in a waltzer car and stare upwards at the roof of the ride, not only will the roof appear to be spinning around your cars centre of rotation, it will also appear to be spinning around the rides centre of rotation. This is because the roof is only a few metres from the rides turntable. Now, to compare that to star trails, imagine suspending the roof of the ride so high up that the orbital spin produced by the ride becomes a slight wobble but the rotational spin produced by your car is still very obvious. And funnily enough, this is how the distances to stars are measured, by comparing their positions in the sky at the same time each day throughout the year instead of one night. Another is the wind theory. The atmosphere rotates at the same speed as everything else and winds are driven by temperature variations. And funnily enough, air travel time does vary when travelling east to west and back again. It takes longer and uses more fuel to fly west than it does to fly east. The water down the plughole theory is a sound theory but is too small scale to actually work. You need to think bigger, and I mean hurricane size. Hurricanes rotate counter clockwise in the north and clockwise in the south. This is down to the weather system being affected by the different rotational speeds of the surface and atmosphere at the different latitudeds that the hurricane spans.
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![]() I didn't necesarily think it was a crackpot theory, it just didn't have much logic behind it. I mean how can something as massive as the sun orbit something soo comparatively tiny like the Earth? Although the Earth does have some effect on the sun, it would be comparable to one person trying to push-start a 40 tonne lorry........... with the parking brake on.
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Isn't that one definition of a crackpot theory?
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Ehhh....... I suppose.
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The waltzer analogy does work, because we are viewing the same stars at the same time, not one set of stars at one distance for rotation and another set at a different distance for the orbital path. It has to be stressed that the Orbital path is claimed to be 64 times greater than the rotation. How does an atmosphere rotate? At the equator, is a 1km/hr wind really travelling at 1671km/hr? What physics can explain an imperceptable moving atmosphere? I haven't done the page on stellar parallax yet, but there are many assumptions made in the calculations. Air travel doesn't take longer from east to west or west to east, certainly not to account for a variance of 1670km/hr - this can be easily checked by looking at airline times. Hurricanes again are not proof of a rotating Earth. You touched on temperatures earlier, and it is hardly worth mentioning that the equator regions are the hottest, either from the the north or south and cyclonic movement can be easily explained by this method, rather than imagining a moving Earth. The waterdown the plughole theory I was saying was false. People who take their science from the simpsons believe the water travels one way in the northern hemisphere and the opposite in the southern. As you correctly point out, the Earths supposed rotation could have no effect on a sink that drains in less than a minute I don't feel like any of the points raised have been proven false, and I have stressed on other forums that the distance issue of stars is the same for both supposed rotational and orbital observations. Perhaps that point isn't made clear enough on my website? Thank you again for pointing out what you see as errors in my website, as I hope to make it more understandable from them.
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Because everything at a given latitude is moving at the same speed, what we perceive as wind is caused by temperature driven pressure changes in the atmosphere. Winds converging on an area of low pressure cause a counter clockwise rotating weather system because the wind speed is slightly slower on the northern edge of the system instead of the southern. What we perceive as a 1km/h wind coming from the east is actually air moving 1mk/h slower than everything else. Quote:
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The moving car illustration is also flawed. We are not comparing close objects with distant objects, we are looking at the same supposedly fixed distant objects only in both cases. Again if you do some manouver in a car to create the appearence that a distant object is rotating, and then move in a straight line 64 times faster than you are rotating, you will see that the rotation effect disappears. Close up objects seeming to be faster have no bearing on the matter. Thanks for liking the waltzer analogy, but again the roof distance is irrelevant. It is true to say that the higher the roof, the less visable the effect, but that applies both to the rotational and orbital effects equally, not just one of them. As you point out, hydroviscous couplings are sealed units, and both liquids and gases behave differently in sealed units and under pressure. The atmosphere is not a sealed unit however. The atmosphere is made of various gaseous layers supposedly held in place by gravity alone - there is not anything holding it in imperceptible sync with a rotating Earth, and no sealed roof. The theory is flawed anyway. As different latitudes seem to travel faster near the equator than at the poles, so the atmosphere has to mimic this rotation EXACTLY so as to give the impression that there is no wind on a still day. However, as we pass through north to south longitudinally, there would have to be a noticable constant breeze covering the change of 0 to 1670km/hr - there isn't one. Air travel - since I posted my website, I have updated it to include a bit about the atmosphere and air travel. For the sake of argument if we keep the latitudes conveniently the same and say it is 45 degrees (london is 51 degrees, new york is 40 degrees so we are not wildly out) This falls nicely halfway between the 0 to 1670 km range at 835km/hr. This speed is faster than typical passenger planes fly at, so if you set off from new york, you would never reach london as the earth rotation is claimed to be faster than the plane can fly! There are trade winds and jet streams which explain variances, but nothing like a constant allowance for a fictional rotation. |
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The OP probably is one of those nutters that claims that the Earth is 6000 years old and that god planted the dinosaur bones in the ground to test our faith in his omnipotent wisdom.
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is the earth flat as well?
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The rotation of the planet is calculated into orbital trajectories. Rockets from Cape Canaveral, Florida launch to the East. Because the rocket is moving (relative to an arbitrary fixed point in space) at nearly 1000mph west-to-east just sitting on the ground, launching the rocket eastward means the rocket has that 1000mph already. Rockets launched toward the west (from Vandenberg AFB California) require extra fuel to overcome that movement, relative to launching the exact same rocket toward the East. |
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The atmosphere may not be contained in the sense of a pressure vessel but it is under quite a considerable ammount of pressure and you need to take into account the millions of years the atmosphere has had to synchronise itself with the earths rotation.
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A short question then: how do you explain the seasons of the year and the simultaneous day/night phenomenon?
If Earth doesn't rotate and revolve, then how can we have day and night whilst we have different seasons of the year - ie. winter and summer - that last as long as they do right now? If your logic was true, then the Sun would orbit around the planet within 24 hours and it obviously doesn't. A day(daylight period of day) would last 365/2 current days and the night aswell, meaning we'd have nightly winters and summerly days because one half of Earth would be covered by ice and snow and befallen by darkness for 232.5 x 24 hours. Last edited by omegatau; 25-05-2012 at 06:34 PM. |
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