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• The Anti-Newtonian
  ...lat Earth model in ''The Anti-Newtonian'' must exist as consequence of the Sun's actions. ...or, A True System of the Universe, with a Map of Explanation, Proving the Sun to Be a Moveable Body and Central Circling Equator of Equal Time, etc.'' Th
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• Distance to the Sun
  ...000 miles above the surface of the Earth. Under a straight-line model, the Sun can be estimated to be about 3000 miles above the surface of the Earth. ...special interest, this page will show that the Round Earth distance to the sun, and therefore the size of the solar system, relies on the idea that the ea
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• David Wardlaw Scott
  proper senses, can believe that the Sun is stationary when, with his speed of lightning around the Sun, when he feels not the slightest
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• Variations in Gravity
  ...the strength of gravity decreases with altitude or that the gravity of the Sun and Moon pulls upon the earth's surface. However, the experiments either do ...n of the equivalence principle. External gravity sources, such as from the Sun, are unable be felt.
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• Clouds Lit From Below
  ...e earth. Absorption by atmospheric water vapor and aerosols may render the sun's light much redder. See the following images and quote from usra.edu: ...underside of the clouds. These mid-level clouds are lit from below because sunlight is being reflected from the ocean. Waves on the ocean reflect the ligh
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• Kings Dethroned
  ...ng shocking. The giants of astronomy had miscalculated the distance of the sun from the Earth, it was closer than we ever thought. The popular estimate of ...present day, we can see an accurate representation of the planets and our sun.
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• Bi-Polar Model
  ...model, but it is not Antarctica. It is assumed that beyond the rays of the sun the waters will naturally freeze. ==Eastward Sunrise==
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• Torsion Balance Tests
  ...and the tidal forces. It was found that the gravitational influence of the sun, moon, or the tidal forces could not be measured as manifest of the attract ...roup found no modulation''' of the torsion balance, and concluded that the Sun's gravitational acceleration on identical aluminum and gold masses was the
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• Stellar Parallax
  ...round of distant objects. Due to the annual motion of the earth around the Sun, the stars should change position slightly. It has been found that some sta ...hases of Venus, has been widely cited as 'proof' that the World orbits the Sun. This is unfortunate, since the phenomenon proves no such thing. The only t
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• General Physics
  ...ght velocity experiment which suggests a lack of Earth's motion around the Sun :*'''[[Sunrise and Sunset]]''' - How the celestial bodies rise and set in FE
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• Equinox
  ...rth is at a right angle to the sun]]The '''Equinox''' is the day where the sun passes directly over the equator in its Northward and Southward movements b - The sun will rise from the East on this day for all locations on earth<br>
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• Aviation
  ..."...even in the ''Spectator'', we rarely find serious assertions that the Sun goes around the Earth". ...accordance with laws clearly deducible from common sense observation. The Sun and the Moon move across the inner surface of this sphere and hence perforc
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• Atmolayer Lip Hypothesis
  ...igh pressures with its heat. Beyond the known world, where the rays of the sun do not reach, the tundra of ice and snow lays in perpetual darkness. If one ...complex, but over a greater distance, beyond the heating influences of the sun's light, the behavior would presumably more closely match what is seen in a
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• Star Rotation
  The sun, moon, and stars are all rotating around a central point over the North Pol ...the night sky rotate around common barycenters above the earth just as the sun and moon do. From a location on the earth's surface the stars in the sky mi
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• NOAA Solar Calculator
  ...nd Heliocentricism, and that because it can predict some attributes of the sun, it therefore means that the Round Earth Theory must true. See Column O with the title "Sun Rad Vector (AUs)"
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• Moon Transparency
  ...o pass in front of it. This is possible in the Flat Earth models where the sun, moon, and stars are all at similar altitudes.
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• Flat Earth - Frequently Asked Questions
  ...he world looks flat, the bottoms of clouds are flat, the movement of the [[Sun]]; these are all examples of your senses telling you that we do not live on ...Earth from high above, they would expect to see a circular shape where the sun's area of light was shining. This explains why high altitude photographs ar
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• Shifting Constellations
  ...Rowbotham]] has demonstrated and placed beyond all power of doubt that the sun, moon, stars are all within a distance of a few thousand miles from the sur
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• Airy's Failure
  ...t going down the axis of the tube because of the earth's "speed around the sun". Airey filled a telescope with water that greatly slowed down the speed of {{cite|Many think it proven long ago that the World orbits the Sun. However, the results of two simple experiments, both performed in the nine
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• Electromagnetic Acceleration
  ...ative to the perspective theory proposed in Earth Not a Globe. Sunrise and sunset happen as result of these upwardly curving light rays. The above illustration depicts rays from the Sun which intersect with the earth. Other rays not depicted will miss the earth
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