Well it also moves
@Kitty I get confused by some of the visuals too. I could only take in so much at one time.
Well—actually, the Sun does move alongside our entire Galaxy.
Geocentric model says the sun moves around us
The sun moves through space?
Yes
According to common science
Every star does
"common"
Similar to that of a cloud.
@Toothcake i meant just in the heliocentric solar system
the sun moves through space at like at least a million miles per hour
Right
or is that not true
@Σ5 I thought you had to go. Shew!!!
im sure its slower than tgat
No experiment ever proved these motions
I said i have to go in a bit
Well tgats what i ment
We do not travel through infinite space
828,000 KPH
The stars would change
514,000 MPH
They do
@Σ5 Show some respect for our server leader. Do not interrupt his conversations with others.
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They dont change
I dont see how i interipted anyone
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the sun moves
The north star has been the north star for as long as history has been recorded
it has been so for a few thousand years so yes
The pyramids of giza have been lined up with orions belt for 4500 years
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no, they arent
That is a good point Citizen Z
Yes the are
they are bent the wrong way
Can we show that for absolute certain?
you need to flip one of them for them to line up
