@gramps, your model doesn't show how the night sky from the northern and southern hemisphere are different

@Logrian

oh real;ly, derr herr herr

Currently Polaris is at a declination of a bit over 89 degrees, which means that no one south of 1 degree south latitude can see Polaris. That's almost all of the Southern hemisphere, let alone the South Pole. Polaris won't be the North Star forever, thanks to axial precession.

so yeah in the northern pole

but it cant be seen in the southern pole

@Logrian

or even how the stars change position based on the time of year

https://youtu.be/JjOCCOlx1Y4

you cant even explain it yourself?

and its first quote is one that is from the romanticism period, these guys quotes are as far from logic as can be

those do not help your case

or even adress my point

completely off topic

the guy s video you posted doesnt even post explinations

also its an hour long

you making me watch an explination that you know I dont have the time to watch

in a sense shutting me down

please explain to me how ¨perception" makes the sun seem to set