Cyclic Cataclysm on a Heliocentric and Geocentric Earth
About this episode
The episode discusses the implications of heliocentric and geocentric models of the Earth, exploring theories of pole shifts and celestial mechanics.
In the heliocentric model, a pole shift or a solar nova could be caused by a large planetary object passing by the Earth close enough to trigger a destructive effect. Theories include large comets, an unknown planet in our solar system, or a binary sun. While pop culture is religiously sold on the heliocentric model, empirical evidence and quantitative data say otherwise. Many respected scientists acknowledge that based on observations, you cannot disprove the geocentric model. Based on direct observation, the Earth does appear to be a flat motionless plane. When America’s Sleeping Prophet, Edgar Cayce, predicted a pole shift, he stated that Polaris will be replaced by Vega as the North Star. The night sky can be photographed by anyone tonight to show that Polaris never moves, while the stars move around it. According to the heliocentric model, the Earth is spinning at 1,000 mph, orbiting the Sun at 67,000 mph, and around the galaxy at half a million mph. And yet it appears as if there is a fixed vertical axis running through the Earth, rooted below the North Pole, around which the entire celestial dome rotates. The official explanation is that these three astronomical spins all…
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