We need to know that some concepts are paradigm-dependent. This means that they only apply after accepting the premise of a paradigm. We've been discussing elliptical planetary orbits, that's a heliocentric concept.
Mars
Our history also involves Mars, since it was a major source of sediment during Noah's flood. The Old Red Sandstone of Scotland, Late Cretaceous sediment in Northern China and the sands of Mars may be related.
Worlds in Collision
"Worlds in Collision" is the title of a book by Immanuel Velikovsky in which he proposes, among other things, that the plagues of the Exodus were caused by successive close approaches to Earth by the planet Venus.
Epicycles and Retrograde Motion
In the time we've spent arguing on Twitter one of the points of contention is: which is real, epicycles or retrograde motion? Arguments get nowhere because the answer is: both, depending on your frame of reference.
My Atlas of the Universe Miracle
Once upon a time we (that's me and the Holy spirit) did an experiment: we put God to the test. If God is going to supply our every need, we figured, and we need a book on astronomy, then God needs to give us one.
They Have No Understanding
Lately there really hasn't been much interest in our challenge to prove heliocentricity. We've dealt with every issue which was raised and neutralized it. Anyone who wanted to challenge us already has, and lost.
September 17th
"Worlds in Collision" is the title of a book by Immanuel Velikovsky in which he proposes, that some of the Exodus plagues were caused by successive close approaches to Earth by the planet Venus.
April 3rd
Copernicus taught us how to imagine an alternative reality. He wrote the first episode of Star Trek. Galileo, Kepler, Newton and others convinced the modern mind that their imaginary alternative is reality.
Retrograde Motion
Retrograde motion is often described as a "big problem" for the Geocentrospheric model, but this exposes a failure by those who believe this to comprehend two concepts frame of reference and relative motion.
Relative Motion
There's no observable difference between heliocentric and Geocentrospheric models because they're two frames of reference in the same system. They coexist.
