Originally posted by cikljamas
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If you can manage, read this.
I am also quite surprised to see that even this is beyond you.
Let me show you.
The distance to Polaris is estimated at at least 325 light-years. (A)
The distance Earth-Sun is about 8 light-minutes. So the distance Earth-in-July - Earth-in-January is about 16 light-minutes (B).
There are 365.242 days in a year, so 325 light-years are 118703.65 light-days.
There are 1440 minutes in a day, so 118703.65 light-days are 1.70933 . 10⁸ light-minutes.
Calculate B/A, will give you 9.36037 .10⁻⁸, which is the tangent of an angle of 0.02 seconds of an arc. So if you meant arcseconds by "arcs of a seconds" then your value of 20 is still 1000x too large. You should have said "milli-arcseconds" or "mas".
Until you use a tube that disallows the yearly parallax, your argument is void.
The fact that you can not even figure this out, nor come up with correct numbers proves again that a discussion on facts is utterly useless, because you don't understand even the simplest math.
Originally posted by cikljamas
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Originally posted by Frank Zappa
One more thought to share: In your flat Earth model the Sun would never disappear below the horizon. (yeah, I know, 3rd rate evidence)
This terminates my confessions to you Father cikljamas!
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