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post 1705417291 08-23-2024, 04:16 PM
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Something is off about the solar system model...

If we're looking top down at the solar system, earth revolves around the sun.

When earth is at the, let's call it, southern position of the model, there is a dark side of the earth. So let's focus on midnight in this position.

Well, after 180 full rotations, the earth has revolved halfway around the sun. So now it's at the, let's call it, north position.

Which means midnight should now be fully illuminated, it's now completely facing the sun.

I don't get it what am I missing???

And don't say "it's the tilt". I have 2 oranges and I'm tilting one and going through the full rotations and halfway revolution and it's still coming up as midnight being illuminated on one side of the sun and dark on thr other side
post 1705417831 08-23-2024, 04:34 PM
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Originally Posted By Condo41
And don't say "it's the tilt". I have 2 oranges and I'm tilting one and going through the full rotations and halfway revolution and it's still coming up as midnight being illuminated on one side of the sun and dark on thr other side
Imagine some miscer waving oranges around like a deranged monkey trying to debunk established scientific theory.
post 1705418051 08-23-2024, 04:40 PM
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Originally Posted By Condo41
If we're looking top down at the solar system, earth revolves around the sun.

When earth is at the, let's call it, southern position of the model, there is a dark side of the earth. So let's focus on midnight in this position.

Well, after 180 full rotations, the earth has revolved halfway around the sun. So now it's at the, let's call it, north position.

Which means midnight should now be fully illuminated, it's now completely facing the sun.

I don't get it what am I missing???

And don't say "it's the tilt". I have 2 oranges and I'm tilting one and going through the full rotations and halfway revolution and it's still coming up as midnight being illuminated on one side of the sun and dark on thr other side
Do you know what the Alaskan state nickname is?
post 1705418091 08-23-2024, 04:43 PM
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you know they don't orbit the sun in a circle
post 1705418191 08-23-2024, 04:46 PM
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If the earth didn't spin, the same side would always be facing the sun. That side would point "south" and then "north" 6 months later.

The spin then happens on top of that, so midnight is always facing away.
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post 1705418201 08-23-2024, 04:46 PM
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can u do this op?

post 1705419081 08-23-2024, 05:06 PM
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post 1705419231 08-23-2024, 05:11 PM
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Originally Posted By Condo41
If we're looking top down at the solar system, earth revolves around the sun.

When earth is at the, let's call it, southern position of the model, there is a dark side of the earth. So let's focus on midnight in this position.

Well, after 180 full rotations, the earth has revolved halfway around the sun. So now it's at the, let's call it, north position.

Which means midnight should now be fully illuminated, it's now completely facing the sun.

I don't get it what am I missing???

And don't say "it's the tilt". I have 2 oranges and I'm tilting one and going through the full rotations and halfway revolution and it's still coming up as midnight being illuminated on one side of the sun and dark on thr other side
The earth is flat. The earth doesn't move at all.






post 1705419281 08-23-2024, 05:12 PM
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Originally Posted By MiscMathematician
can u do this op?

fuk I didn't get any of those
post 1705419301 08-23-2024, 05:12 PM
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post 1705419441 08-23-2024, 05:15 PM
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i modeled it op.

https://www.desmos.com/calculator/8ltmw4m2m9

press play at the top or type in t=0, then type in t=3.14159
post 1705419521 08-23-2024, 05:18 PM
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Originally Posted By MiscMathematician
i modeled it op.

https://www.desmos.com/calculator/8ltmw4m2m9

press play at the top or type in t=0, then type in t=3.14159
Come to my thread and prove that numbers are real.

https://forum.obnoxiousbrutes.com/showt...hp?t=185754171
post 1705419551 08-23-2024, 05:18 PM
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Originally Posted By Cleveland33
fuk I didn't get any of those
Circumference is linearly proportional to radius, therefore, if A has 1/3 the radius of B, it also has 1/3 the circumference of B. If both circles are always touching, it would therefore need 3 full circumferences (3 revolutions) to complete the circumference of B.
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post 1705419581 08-23-2024, 05:20 PM
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Originally Posted By DuracellBunny
Circumference is linearly proportional to radius, therefore, if A has 1/3 the radius of B, it also has 1/3 the circumference of B. If both circles are always touching, it would therefore need 3 full circumferences (3 revolutions) to complete the circumference of B.
You sound like a ball earther.


Are you a ball earther?
post 1705419681 08-23-2024, 05:22 PM
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Originally Posted By DuracellBunny
Circumference is linearly proportional to radius, therefore, if A has 1/3 the radius of B, it also has 1/3 the circumference of B. If both circles are always touching, it would therefore need 3 full circumferences (3 revolutions) to complete the circumference of B.
answer is actually 4
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Originally Posted By MiscMathematician
answer is actually 4
You canmake it 4, depending on your frame of reference.

If you draw an arrow from the centre of A East at the start, after one revolution, it is still pointing at the centre of B and has therefore rotated by 120 degrees. Do that 3 times and and you get a full 360 on top of the 3, making it 4.

How you frame the question can make it 4, but it can also make it 3.
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Try using a clementine and a grapefruit.
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Originally Posted By DonVonDuck
Try using a clementine and a grapefruit.
He should try using a banana and a pineapple and alternate shoving them up his ass.

Let’s say banana at noon, pineapple at midnight.
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You need to use apples instead of oranges and it will make sense. Try again and report back with your findings.
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Originally Posted By DuracellBunny
You canmake it 4, depending on your frame of reference.

If you draw an arrow from the centre of A East at the start, after one revolution, it is still pointing at the centre of B and has therefore rotated by 120 degrees. Do that 3 times and and you get a full 360 on top of the 3, making it 4.

How you frame the question can make it 4, but it can also make it 3.
Further to this, the issue of frame of reference is at the heart or OP's misunderstanding.

If you take the frame of reference of the sun and the earth, 1 revolution of the earth is when the same face of the earth points at the sun.

A frame of reference outside of the solar system would see that as 1 + 1/365 revolutions (in the same way as it would see it as 1+1/3, in the graphic)

OP is taking a frame of reference outside of the solar system and using 1 revolution, which would be 1-1/365 revolutions from the frame of reference of the earth and the sun, leading to the opposite side of the earth facing the sun at midnight.

As with many things in life, it all comes down to where you stand and OP is standing in the wrong place.
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post 1705426561 08-23-2024, 08:31 PM
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Originally Posted By DuracellBunny
You canmake it 4, depending on your frame of reference.

If you draw an arrow from the centre of A East at the start, after one revolution, it is still pointing at the centre of B and has therefore rotated by 120 degrees. Do that 3 times and and you get a full 360 on top of the 3, making it 4.

How you frame the question can make it 4, but it can also make it 3.
the way the question was phrased is how many times does the smaller circle rotate once it completes its journey, not how many times a person on the smaller circle rotates relative to the larger circle. but i get the reasoning you give. i also said 3 when i came across this because i took the perspective of a person living on the smaller circle

for anyone interested here is a model showing the differenceshttps://www.desmos.com/calculator/5ovoce0fwd

the black point hits the bigger circle 3 times, so if you were on a ferris wheel rolling around the earth youd say you rolled around 3 times. but the ferris wheel itself (or a person strapped to the center of the wheel) as indicated by the 3=D label shows the wheel itself would have turned four times
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Something is off about physics

If you ask “why” infinitely to any question in the world you end up at the programmed roadblock of physics every time

Ever since I found that out it’s messed with me. That’s not normal LMAO

It’s like an installed filter/block to stop you from asking why
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Originally Posted By channel83
imagine some miscer waving oranges around like a deranged monkey trying to debunk established scientific theory.
rofl
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Originally Posted By USA90210
Come to my thread and prove that numbers are real.

https://forum.obnoxiousbrutes.com/showt...hp?t=185754171
If you start at 0 and try to count to 1 you’ll never reach it

It will be .9999999+ infinity
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