How massive is the sun based if it's orbiting the Earth (of known mass) at a known distance and orbital period? It's equally valid to calculate the mass of the sun in a Geocentrospheric paradigm.
Newton’s Switcheroo
Math – A Recipe for Fudge
The beauty of math, and the reason why it is the best recipe for fudge in the universe, is that it proves that a geocentrospheric model is possible.
The Stars Shall Fall to Earth
Jesus Christ, God in human form, prophesied about a time in the future when the stars fall out of the sky and impact the Earth. The express purpose of popular science (SciPop) is to make this seem impossible.
Voyager Found the Firmament
The Voyager spacecraft have been on their missions since 1977 and have flown far past the orbits of the planets in our solar system. They took a solar system family portrait and found the firmament.
Measure the Heavens
We start with a simple observation: God hasn't, and won't, cast off the seed of Israel. This leads us to a conclusion: We haven't measured the heavens. So why do we think that we know the distance to the sun and its mass?
Geocentrism, Geocentricity and Flat Earth
Let's start by getting some definitions right, specifically, let's really pin down where I stand as compared to others that are similar, but not quite. Geocentrism, for instance, is an attempt to be faithful to Biblical teachings while missing the mark on actually understanding anything. Geocentricity, the belief of the Geocentrism movement, as advocated by …
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The Fourth Day
We know that the difference between a heliocentric theory and a geocentric theory is one of relative motion only, and that such a difference has no physical significance.