>>13647184The ancient Greeks were correct. They were not primitive retards, they had complex geometric arguments for believing the Sun revolved around the motionless Earth.
85% of the stars we can observe in the universe (and provably all of them as our observation equipment gets better) are binary systems, as is the earth system.
It seems strange that the larger object should revolve around a smaller object, but this is exactly what is observed in the Sirus star system, which is actually composed of two stars, Sirus A and Sirus B, revolving around a motionless planet at the center of the system, Sirus C.
The retrograde motion of the planet Mars can not be explained geometrically if earth and Mars are in the same plane.
The Earth is the motionless center of our solar system, and the binary members of our system, the Sun and the planet Mars, revolve around it with the exact same size ratio as Sirus A to Sirus B.
