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I don't think dusk vs. dawn matters. Orion goes across my sky with his head up at both. No rotation overnite. Am I wrong?

Thanks,
but I didn't mention longitude.
Iran and Tasmania likely are under 45 degrees north or south, so together, again, are not more than 90 degrees apart latitudinally. So still unanswered.

Can someone explain why the stars seem to have rotated 180 degrees, but the angle between Iran and Tasmania is probably closer to 90?

Bystander- I'm so new here that I can't reply to your PM. Thanks for it; I'll respond here. You are totally correct. And as the interlooper here, I have no right to attack mainstream scientific thought (even if it is suspect). It's the iconoclast in me. Your comments were constructive. -snip - laund...

Summary of alternative redshift theories This is a selection of redshift theories that have been published over the years, that claim a cause that is not due to either Cosmological redshift (Friedmann), Doppler redshift, nor Gravitational redshift (Schwarzschild). 1909 John Evershed's "Evershed...

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can you give me a link or reference to that last sentence? I'm not in-the-know on that subtopic. thanks, c

re: today's APD, I understand why (according to Big Bangers) the "faint red smudges" are very distant and so red-shifted. But...what then are the more numerous faint WHITE smudges? Tiny but closer galaxies? Look at the picture... New class of objects? Why aren't they all red-shifted? They ...