Geocentrism

"Electromagnetic waves travel at the constant speed of 300.000klm/sec."That's Einstein's interpretation of the Michelson-Morley experiment, and it's called Special Relativity. If Special Relativity is wrong then there's no reason to think light-speed never changes."We say it is that way, because it has been tested."Name one test that supports constancy of light-speed that also doesn't assume Earth moves. I can name a test that proves constancy of light-speed is false: The Wang experiment: http://web.stcloudstate.edu... In this experiment, two light beams are measured to be moving at different speeds even though the observer doing the measuring is in an inertial frame. Here is an animation illustrating it: www.youtube.com/watch?v=FmGStcDcUGk "What you are doing wrong is to present motion ruled by quantum physics to happen in the same way as motion in the Newtonian physics, being used to it because of your everyday experiences. Therefore, your analogy is irrelevant."My analogy applies until you can show specifically why it doesn't. "You believe that the earth was created by God 6.000 years before?"That question and the like are for an Evolution debate."The earth is moving around the sun, or the sun around the earth, you can pick the frame of reference you like more. When saying that the earth revolves around the sun and spins, I apparently describe its motion relative to the sun."Yes, you can describe the universe from either perspective, but only one description can represent the true reality. "Everything moving away from the earth does not prove your hypothesis right, because the earth being in the center of the universe is your assumption. I will quote Hubble to explain this:"I've got a better quote from Hubble: Redshifts "would imply that we occupy a unique position in the universe, analogous, in a sense, to the ancient conception of a central Earth ... This hypothesis cannot be disproved" (1) You see, Hubble himself said redshifts can't disprove Geocentrism."I really did not see how the video proves the big bang wrong. Explain yourself, please."The Big Bang says the cosmic microwave background radiation should be evenly distributed in the sky, but the video shows a 3D temperature map of the radiation. This map shows the radiation has a pattern in it, giant blobs of temperature differences arranged opposite each other. But the Big Bang says this shouldn't exist; the Big Bang says the temperature differences should be evenly distributed across the sky, like random noise."General relativity has absolutely nothing to do with the Coriolis effect."Yes it does; it says the Coriolis effect, while being a fictitious force in a rotating frame, is a real gravitational force when that same frame is considered non-rotating. To be more precise, General Relativity says that if Earth isn't rotating than it is the rotation of the universe (stars, galaxies, etc.) around Earth that causes the Coriolis force."Never did I say that Copernicus' model did not have epicycles. I said that the Geocentric too needed epicycles in order to be more accurate."But the Geocentric model needed less."Why do you believe the earth is in the center of the universe?"Because of the Michelson-Morley experiment."Can you prove that belief?"Yes, with the Michelson-Morley experiment that showed Earth isn't orbiting the sun.(1) ned.ipac.caltech.edu/level5/Sept04/Hubble/Hubble3_2.html