21 Jan 2020 13:26:21
A quick question (bit gutted about finding this TBH) that throws a spanner in the FE theory:
How do both northern and southern stars circle around their respective poles and are only seen in their own hemispheres?
{Ed033\'s Note - Hopefully this video playlist will help. I don\'t know about you, but i don\'t default back to the spinning globe model if i come across something that i can\'t currently explain on the current FE model. I currently default to the Fixed, enclosed Earth with moving Aether model.
21 Jan 2020 17:09:39
Thanks, Ed. Haha no it wasn\'t a default switch back to SGE model. Maybe I should have put, It throws a spanner in the works of how I visualise the flat Earth model, especially relating to Gleason\'s FE map and how Antarctica is a surrounding ice wall.
I asked you a while back how the Sun works (not daylight everywhere) on FE, and you pointed me towards the info of the dome. That made perfect sense to me. It was more the fact I couldn\'t mentally visualise how the star hemispheres worked on this same dome principle. Knew there must have been a way. Knew you\'d help me find it. Thanks.
Thanks, Ed. Haha no it wasn\'t a default switch back to SGE model. Maybe I should have put, It throws a spanner in the works of how I visualise the flat Earth model, especially relating to Gleason\'s FE map and how Antarctica is a surrounding ice wall.
I asked you a while back how the Sun works (not daylight everywhere) on FE, and you pointed me towards the info of the dome. That made perfect sense to me. It was more the fact I couldn\'t mentally visualise how the star hemispheres worked on this same dome principle. Knew there must have been a way. Knew you\'d help me find it. Thanks.
{Ed033\'s Note - Yes, we have to try to figure out all questions as it\'s highly likely the current FE model is not perfectly accurate as yet.
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