Timmay
Puritan Board Freshman
I’ve stumbled upon some old threads on geocentric models of the universe. This is fascinating stuff. I have a question to those who know better.....
It appears that the Earth is near the center of the universe since Gamma Ray Bursts are observed isotropically, CBR is constant in all directions, plus other things we are somehow able to observe from our position. What I can’t seem to figure out, from the geocentrist understanding, is why can’t the earth revolve around the sun, the sun around our galaxy, etc, AND the Earth be at the center of the universe? Why do geocentrists posit that the universe has to revolve around the Earth?
Also, how does the Higgs Boson come into play with respect to the geocentric model?
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It appears that the Earth is near the center of the universe since Gamma Ray Bursts are observed isotropically, CBR is constant in all directions, plus other things we are somehow able to observe from our position. What I can’t seem to figure out, from the geocentrist understanding, is why can’t the earth revolve around the sun, the sun around our galaxy, etc, AND the Earth be at the center of the universe? Why do geocentrists posit that the universe has to revolve around the Earth?
Also, how does the Higgs Boson come into play with respect to the geocentric model?
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