I am tying this back in, don't worry, Kitty!

they seem more interested in debating god's legacy

than the sun's location

I'm not interested in debating the Jewish God

So the sun could be like a projection?

Next lets ask ourselves...if the globe model claims refraction, how is it possible for multiple observers to triangulate the sun. Each observer would have a different apparent sun position

God is not a jew.

Your's is

As far as i was conserned i braught up a problem with what you said. You dismissed it instead of actually adressing it. As far as i know i was on topic and you just ignored me and kept going

Perhaps a hologram (not a sci-fi hologram, like a 3-Dimensional image of a 2D thing)

Anyway i have to go to work in a bit

@Toothcake @the boi Lets save that discussion for later. 👍

Will do, Gwench. c:

Each observer would experience a different rate of refraction

@Σ5 Cya later.

Guys, @Citizen Z has very valuable information. If there are any questions, ask him.

I am confused by that picture

I'm saving these sources for later! Thanks for these, Citizen Z. c:

what is it implying

Yeah I agree, I need to research these more

Heliocentric model says the sun is static

We go around it

We spin

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!!!