Earth Is Absolutely Immobile

You're right Con, I'm saying Earth doesn't move at all! That means it doesn't orbit the sun, and it doesn't even rotate.You said Galileo and Newton and many other scientists proved Earth rotates around the sun, but that's simply not true! In 1641 Galileo admitted he was wrong: "The falsity of the Copernican [Heliocentric] system should not in any way be called into question[. We have] certainty regarding the stability of the Earth, situated in the center, and the motion of the sun around the Earth. The conjectures employed by Copernicus and his followers [like Con] in maintaining the contrary thesis are all sufficiently rebutted" - Le Opere Di Galileo Galilei Galileo, says that not only does the earth not rotate around the sun, he says arguments to the contrary are rebutted! Ironically, Con's own authority says Con's arguments are rebutted! Even Stephen Hawking says: Although it is not uncommon for people to say that Copernicus proved [Geocentrism] wrong, that is not true. - The Grand Design You might object, hey, Newton proved smaller objects orbit bigger ones. But that's actually not what Newton said! He said that both objects orbit the center of their combined total mass. It's a little known fact that modern science does not say earth orbits the sun. It actually says both Earth and the sun orbit their mutual center of mass, which, if one considers just the mass of the sun and Earth, is very near the actual center of the sun. So for practical purposes, most people just say Earth orbits the sun because it's close enough But the problem with the above math is that it only considers the mass of the sun and Earth. While it's true that Earth would be orbiting the Solar System's center of mass if the Solar System were the whole universe, the fact is, there's a lot more mass in the universe than just the Solar System! What if one added up the entire mass of the universe, and figured out where the center was? What if Earth happened to be sitting in the center? Then the entire universe, and the sun with it, would orbit the Earth, even though the sun is clearly much more massive than Earth! Con mentioned the seasons. But the seasons aren't caused by Earth orbiting the sun. In fact, they are caused by the sun orbiting Earth in a spiral motion. When the sun gets to the top of the coil, it reverses direction and the same happens at the bottom. You may not have noticed, but if Earth is immobile, this means the entire universe has to be rotating around it to cause the apparent rotation of the sun and stars around Earth. But this rotation isn't an illusion. You might think, that's crazy, the universe doesn't rotate, LOL! But it does: The universe was born spinning and continues to do so around a preferred axis – that is the bold conclusion of physicists in the US who have studied the rotation of more than 15,000 galaxies.(1) The scientists proved this by observing a bunch of galaxies and counting the ones that spin right, and the ones that spin left. It turns out that most galaxies spin in the same direction. Even though the excess is only 7%, this is huge, considering how massive the universe is: [T]he chance that it could be a cosmic accident is something like one in a million. If galaxies tend to spin in a certain direction, it means that the overall universe should have a rather large net angular momentum. Since angular momentum is conserved, it seems [the universe] must have been "born" spinning.(1) Now that we've established that it's extremely possible for Earth to be motionless in the center of our rotating universe, the next step is to simply prove it. Amazingly, this is simple! The axis of the rotation of the universe is the same as the Axis of Evil: The axis appears to be correlated with[...] "the axis of evil."(3) What is the Axis of Evil, you ask? Well, there are giant patches of relatively cold and relatively warm spots in the background radiation of the universe. These spots are millions of light-years across. They occur in pairs, forming axes, and in the middle of these pairs is the Earth. It's called the Axis of Evil because it's such great evidence for Geocentrism and against Heliocentrism. The fact that the axis of the universe's rotation happens to be the Axis of Evil means that... the universe happens to rotate around Earth! This sphere is a model of the entire observable universe.(4) You can see how the spots are aligned to form the axis of evil with Earth in the middle. Also, the Sloan Digital Sky Survey, in "the most ambitious astronomical survey project ever undertaken",(2) charted out a map of hundreds of thousands of galaxies in the universe. As you can see, earth is in the center of circles inside circles inside circles of galaxies! If Con lets, I might post more evidence later. Your turn Con! (1) http://physicsworld.com... (2) sdss.org (3) http://arxiv.org... (4) http://www-personal.umich.edu...