I recently got into a debate in my blog over whether Heliocentrism is provable or not. My argument is that all scientific phenomena are accounted for in the Geocentric model, but no one seems to agree. The main point that was brought up was something I didn't really understand called Stellar Parallax or Stellar Aberration. I thought that could be explained just as well if the stars were moving, but others said that's not the case.
Could someone please explain why Stellar Parallax/Aberration can only be explained if the Earth is moving?
I'm pretty sure we can explain the world without assuming something silly like Heliocentrism, but I'll agree with Heliocentrism if I'm outvoted.
Could someone please explain why Stellar Parallax/Aberration can only be explained if the Earth is moving?
I'm pretty sure we can explain the world without assuming something silly like Heliocentrism, but I'll agree with Heliocentrism if I'm outvoted.