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AS A PUBLIC SERVICE to newcomers and other interested visitors to astronomy newsgroups I've put aside my natural contempt for the "amateurs" and "avoiders" who clutter up these fine groups with their mouldy tripe, just so that independent readers like you can learn the truth about how ancient stargazers could see the progressive motion of the planets in the night sky, and as a result of watching the night sky over mere decades were able to easily deduce the following facts about the visible planets: Fact #1: The planets obviously orbit the Sun. The further out from the Sun that a planet is in orbit, then the longer it takes for the planet to orbit it. Fact #2: Mercury and Venus are closer to the Sun in their respective orbits than Earth is in her orbit about the Sun. Fact #3: Mercury orbits the Sun a lot faster than Venus orbits the Sun and Venus orbits the Sun faster than Earth or- bits the Sun. This is equally plain to see for anyone observing the sky then keeping track by counting days between repetitive planetary motion on regular occasion for a few years. Fact #4: Mars is further from the Sun in its orbit than Earth is, and Jupiter is further from the Sun than Mars, and Saturn is further away than Jupiter, and all are in orbit around the Sun. Fact #5: Uranus is barely visible to mans un- aided eye if you know exactly where and when to look for it, and seeing conditions are ideal, as in ancient times before light pollution & smog, as in dry, desert-like environments. By such observations it was obvious that Uranus is further from the Sun than Saturn is, with a longer orbit of some 84 years compared to 29 1/2 years for Saturn's orbit of the Sun. There's a plethora of obvious conclusions that are drawn from these self-evident and observable facts, all of which were drawn by ancient stargazers--and then some--but the underlying point is made. It is impossible that ancient astronomers could not have known that the planets orbit the Sun, nor could've these same ancient observers not've have known the Earth is generally spherical in shape and not flat. That's all. I've written books on the subject, but I leave it to the reader to read what I've written, otherwise you're stuck with prevailing unawareness, and the advantage academia has taken upon yourself. Very Truly Yours, Daniel Joseph Min *Min's Accusations Against Copernicus: http://groups.google.com/groups?selm...amesh-frog.org *Min's Planetary Awareness Technique (chapters 1 thru 6): http://groups.google.com/groups?selm...amesh-frog.org *Min's Official PGP Public Key on the MIT server: http://groups.google.com/groups?selm...amesh-frog.org *Min's Home Page On The World Wide Web: http://groups.google.com/groups?selm...amesh-frog.org -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- iQA/AwUBPzkjfJljD7YrHM/nEQKihwCfa7yjFeV7nAE+GSupKJxfmUtTCfYAnijT hwimr9Tk4JO9MOcBOGsMGq08 =/DWx -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- |
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On 12 Aug 2003 00:57:40 -0000, Top Professional
wrote: -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- AS A PUBLIC SERVICE to newcomers and other interested visitors to astronomy newsgroups I want to tell you that I am a complete idiot, a buffoon, and the worlds worst prophet, with a 100% failure rate. Corrected for accuracy. For the Truth about Planet X, Phil Plait's excellent summary: http://www.badastronomy.com/bad/misc/planetx/index.html |
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Daniel Joseph Min wrote in message ...
That's all. I've written books on the subject You've written no books on the subject, you pud. -Chris Krolczyk |
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Chris Krolczyk wrote:
Daniel Joseph Min wrote in message ... That's all. I've written books on the subject You've written no books on the subject, you pud. Oh, it's quite possible that he has. It's just that nobody is stupid enough to publish them. -- Gordon Davie Edinburgh, Scotland "Slipped the surly bonds of Earth...to touch the face of God" |
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On Sat, 16 Aug 2003 21:01:25 +0000 (UTC), "Gordon Davie"
wrote: Chris Krolczyk wrote: Daniel Joseph Min wrote in message ... That's all. I've written books on the subject ************* ************** You've written no books on the subject, you pud. ************** ****************** Oh, it's quite possible that he has. It's just that nobody is stupid enough to publish them. ********************* *********** That was why he was asked for specific titles, ISN, and publisher. He had an opportunity to substantiate his statement that he has published books. However, his silence speaks volumes... ---Mac |
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