Here is a time lapse video of the stars.
https://youtu.be/tp6UkqIwVfkHere is an experiment anyone can do to prove that parallax should be observable when viewing the stars if stars existed in an infinite vacuum of space at various depths.
https://files.catbox.moe/6pch45.pngTake a yoga ball. Attach a string to opposite ends. Attach one end to the ceiling and the other to the floor. Place two strings of lights above the ball at different depths. Attach a go pro camera to the ball. Record while rotating the ball. Notice that the distance between the lights at different depths will change as the position of the camera changes.
Conclusion: If we are able to see the stars make a trail across the sky as we rotate on the earth, we should see see stars cover different distances at different depths. A star at 100 light years away should appear to move a greater distance than a star at 400 light years away.
Heliocentrism is a lie. Case closed.
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Observable reality supports my claim. Where is your proof that stars have depth?
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Only later would they realize that the stars were point sources as far as their telescopes could tell, and the stars could easily be too far away to see any parallax.
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The argument is solid no matter what time period we are in.
Parallax does not change.
Is irrelevant to parallax.
You are simply denying reality.
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Our knowledge of optics and distance does. Your retarded experiment wouldn't work for lights that are miles away, because the parallax would be too small to measure.
Says the flattard that ignores the stars rotate about two poles, something impossible in a flat Earth.
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You whine about being called a kike, and then turn around and use the laziest argument on Voat yourself, hypocrite.
I just did, the stars rotate about two poles -- not possible of flattard Earth. You ignored it because your flattard brain can't handle it.
Lulz, what a maroon. You're the one banging a drum about parallax, and now you just completely dismiss it. Flattard brain.