m in one year : 31558149,7635456
29780 m/s
939801699958,387968 m
29779,999999999999999999999999998
939801699958,38796799999999999994 m
[I here used a calc with decimal comma instead of decimal point]
Displacement of orbit would be less than one meter.
First fudge factor : mass of Earth.
If Newtonian heliocentrism is true, you measure it by comparison with mass of Sun, that having a presumed simple relation between mass and volume, and by orbits.
Core of Earth is supposed to be Ni/Fe to account for the orbit.
In traditional Christianity, that is the place where Hell is. Does Hell have the density of a Ni/Fe solid?
Second fudge factor, what about interstellar matter?
In a huge universe, it is presumed to be very scarce. But its dimming of starlight is the same amount of displaced light beams even if universe has a radius of 1 light day, meaning, interstellar matter would have to be lots denser.
Also, having hydrogen in the interstellar matter be the "waters above the firmament" would make for one scenario for the Flood.
So, how much could interstellar matter be slowing down as well?
29780 m/s
939801699958,387968 m
29779,999999999999999999999999998
939801699958,38796799999999999994 m
[I here used a calc with decimal comma instead of decimal point]
Displacement of orbit would be less than one meter.
First fudge factor : mass of Earth.
If Newtonian heliocentrism is true, you measure it by comparison with mass of Sun, that having a presumed simple relation between mass and volume, and by orbits.
Core of Earth is supposed to be Ni/Fe to account for the orbit.
In traditional Christianity, that is the place where Hell is. Does Hell have the density of a Ni/Fe solid?
Second fudge factor, what about interstellar matter?
In a huge universe, it is presumed to be very scarce. But its dimming of starlight is the same amount of displaced light beams even if universe has a radius of 1 light day, meaning, interstellar matter would have to be lots denser.
Also, having hydrogen in the interstellar matter be the "waters above the firmament" would make for one scenario for the Flood.
So, how much could interstellar matter be slowing down as well?
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