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Do you know that the Sun is the only stationary absolute in our galaxy?

 
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Do you know that the Sun is the only stationary absolute in our galaxy?
GPS works because of perfectly timed clocks and the absolute of a stationary Sun

In short, I know where the Sun is so I know where you are

The more you know
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Re: Do you know that the Sun is the only stationary absolute in our galaxy?
Triangulation

Time and distance

Good stuff
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Re: Do you know that the Sun is the only stationary absolute in our galaxy?
One star?

Intimidated by my knowledge?
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Re: Do you know that the Sun is the only stationary absolute in our galaxy?
Wrong
gameover
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Re: Do you know that the Sun is the only stationary absolute in our galaxy?
Wrong
:gameover:
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No

Wrong is your whole life
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Re: Do you know that the Sun is the only stationary absolute in our galaxy?
The sun is moving.

Read up on relativity.
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Re: Do you know that the Sun is the only stationary absolute in our galaxy?
The sun is moving.

Read up on relativity.
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It's moving, everything is moving

But the sun is the most stationary

The Earth wobbles like a top and it's still been mapped
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Re: Do you know that the Sun is the only stationary absolute in our galaxy?
The sun is moving.

Read up on relativity.
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I know right it travels around in the galaxy what a fn stupid post.
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Re: Do you know that the Sun is the only stationary absolute in our galaxy?
The sun is moving.

Read up on relativity.
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I know right it travels around in the galaxy what a fn stupid post.
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No it doesn't

We are rotating AROUND the Sun
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Re: Do you know that the Sun is the only stationary absolute in our galaxy?
The sun is not stationary.
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Re: Do you know that the Sun is the only stationary absolute in our galaxy?
Somebody
Is a stupid flaxseed pulp
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Re: Do you know that the Sun is the only stationary absolute in our galaxy?
The sun is not stationary.
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The Sun is stationary
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Re: Do you know that the Sun is the only stationary absolute in our galaxy?
The Sun is also moving in two other ways. First, it is not stationary in the solar system; it is actually in orbit around every body that is also in orbit around it, such as all the planets. However, as the Sun is so massive its orbit is nominal.Mar 22, 2012

Via google
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Re: Do you know that the Sun is the only stationary absolute in our galaxy?
The sun is not stationary but it's as stationary as it gets
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Re: Do you know that the Sun is the only stationary absolute in our galaxy?
Look up the definition of Galaxy.
You are thinking of the solar system.
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Re: Do you know that the Sun is the only stationary absolute in our galaxy?
AND did you know the sun is Completely Flat!?

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So he said its stationary and its moving i dont get his twisted logics.
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AND did you know the sun is Completely Flat!?

tomato
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Flat Sun tards
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Re: Do you know that the Sun is the only stationary absolute in our galaxy?
The Sun is moving towards Lambda Herculis at 20 kilometers per second or 12 miles per second.
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Re: Do you know that the Sun is the only stationary absolute in our galaxy?
It's OK if you are retarded, OP, but it's not something you should brag about. Here is the most simple example I could find. Even you should be able to grasp it.



Sol is NOT stationary.
I did it. I did it on purpose. And I'll do it again.
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Re: Do you know that the Sun is the only stationary absolute in our galaxy?
Thanks for stopping by retard

Have a great day
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Re: Do you know that the Sun is the only stationary absolute in our galaxy?
It's OK if you are retarded, OP, but it's not something you should brag about. Here is the most simple example I could find. Even you should be able to grasp it.



Sol is NOT stationary.
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Why bother. He won't grasp it, weed does weird things to the mind.
Blackadder: Baldrick, how did you manage to find a turnip that cost £400 000?
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Re: Do you know that the Sun is the only stationary absolute in our galaxy?

 Quoting: Festus Hoggbottom


Even this one video is wrong.
Can't understand why everyone likes this thing,
it is wrong.

Why?

f.e. Earth is tilted 23,..° (means axis upward)
and moon goes around 5° to equator.

- How can moon drive in front of the fast moving earth
without bumping into it?
- Goes moon slower when turning backwards relative to movement?
- Faster when coming forward?

Hahaha, it does not, moon is always same speed!

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Re: Do you know that the Sun is the only stationary absolute in our galaxy?
Relative motion.
You have to pick a frame of reference and we picked our star.
Not hard for someone who knows stuff.
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03/16/2017 07:11 AM
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Re: Do you know that the Sun is the only stationary absolute in our galaxy?
GPS works because of perfectly timed clocks and the absolute of a stationary Sun

In short, I know where the Sun is so I know where you are

The more you know
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That's not true.

Michael Moore and his fat fucking ass is another stationary object that is too big to move.
AMERICAN EXCEPTIONALISM:

KICKING ASS, KILLING NAZIS, KILLING COMMIES, MAKING BABIES, BUILDING CITIES, EXPLORING SPACE, GOING TO THE MOON, AND PUTTING THE "CIVIL" IN CIVILIZATION SINCE 1776!

******************************

But I tell you this man, I tell you this, I carry an aura of "fuck you" everywhere I go and while I may not cause scenes I can sure as hell continue them and escalate them but good.

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There is going to be a second revolution folks.

Count on it - and it will be the citizens against the government.

It will be damn bloody. It will be a war of attrition. It will result in over 100 million dead.

The heavy handedness of the government - the fascists in code enforcement and animal control especially - have brought this upon themselves.
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Re: Do you know that the Sun is the only stationary absolute in our galaxy?
There are hundreds of billions of stars in our galaxy.
Pray this prayer to blind Satan:
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Re: Do you know that the Sun is the only stationary absolute in our galaxy?

 Quoting: Festus Hoggbottom


Even this one video is wrong.
Can't understand why everyone likes this thing,
it is wrong.

Why?

f.e. Earth is tilted 23,..° (means axis upward)
and moon goes around 5° to equator.

- How can moon drive in front of the fast moving earth
without bumping into it?
- Goes moon slower when turning backwards relative to movement?
- Faster when coming forward?

Hahaha, it does not, moon is always same speed!

.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 70725331


Barrycentre. Another tard claiming something is wrong without understanding mechanism.
Blackadder: Baldrick, how did you manage to find a turnip that cost £400 000?
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Baldrick

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Re: Do you know that the Sun is the only stationary absolute in our galaxy?
GPS works because of perfectly timed clocks and the absolute of a stationary Sun

In short, I know where the Sun is so I know where you are

The more you know
 Quoting: GPS 46021624


That's not true.

Michael Moore and his fat fucking ass is another stationary object that is too big to move.
 Quoting: Artemis Rand


Throw a slow cooked child in front of him and your theory does not hold.
Blackadder: Baldrick, how did you manage to find a turnip that cost £400 000?
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Re: Do you know that the Sun is the only stationary absolute in our galaxy?
i like this one...shows the relation to the rest, on a larger scale.
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Re: Do you know that the Sun is the only stationary absolute in our galaxy?
Wherever you are on the planet, at least four GPS satellites are ‘visible’ at any time. Each one transmits information about its position and the current time at regular intervals. These signals, travelling at the speed of light, are intercepted by your GPS receiver, which calculates how far away each satellite is based on how long it took for the messages to arrive.

Once it has information on how far away at least three satellites are, your GPS receiver can pinpoint your location using a process called trilateration.
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Re: Do you know that the Sun is the only stationary absolute in our galaxy?
Wherever you are on the planet, at least four GPS satellites are ‘visible’ at any time. Each one transmits information about its position and the current time at regular intervals. These signals, travelling at the speed of light, are intercepted by your GPS receiver, which calculates how far away each satellite is based on how long it took for the messages to arrive.

Once it has information on how far away at least three satellites are, your GPS receiver can pinpoint your location using a process called trilateration.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 72264800



"Clocks"

Really expensive ones





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