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Vem har påstått att solen och månen skulle gå åt olika håll? Däremot så är ju motsols på norra halvklotet lika med medsols på södra men månen kan ju aldrig gå åt motsatt håll jämfört med solen och det har ju ingen heller påstått. Både solen och månen rör sig skenbart över himlen pga. jordens rotation och kan ju därför inte gå åt motsatt håll.
Det där är ju bara en myt!
Hittade följande excellenta svar på nån engelsk flat earth-sajt för länge sen:
Stars in Southern Hemisphere go opposite to Northern Hemisphere?
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When looking North in the southern hemisphere Stars go the same direct as they do in the Northern hemisphere, counter clockwise.
When looking South they obviously go opposite. There is also no fixed celestial south pole, even the southern cross rotates throughout the night…
When looking up at a giant star system depending on where you are on the earth, you will be viewing different Stars. You can’t compare one area with another, yet the following rules always apply..
Facing North: Stars rotate counter-clockwise (right to left)
Facing South: Stars rotate clockwise (left to right)
Facing East: Stars rise in front, and set behind
Facing West: Stars rise behind, and set in front
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Det där är ju bara en myt!
Hittade följande excellenta svar på nån engelsk flat earth-sajt för länge sen:
Stars in Southern Hemisphere go opposite to Northern Hemisphere?
.
When looking North in the southern hemisphere Stars go the same direct as they do in the Northern hemisphere, counter clockwise.
When looking South they obviously go opposite. There is also no fixed celestial south pole, even the southern cross rotates throughout the night…
When looking up at a giant star system depending on where you are on the earth, you will be viewing different Stars. You can’t compare one area with another, yet the following rules always apply..
Facing North: Stars rotate counter-clockwise (right to left)
Facing South: Stars rotate clockwise (left to right)
Facing East: Stars rise in front, and set behind
Facing West: Stars rise behind, and set in front
Hittade följande excellenta svar på nån engelsk flat earth-sajt för länge sen:
Stars in Southern Hemisphere go opposite to Northern Hemisphere?
.
When looking North in the southern hemisphere Stars go the same direct as they do in the Northern hemisphere, counter clockwise.
When looking South they obviously go opposite. There is also no fixed celestial south pole, even the southern cross rotates throughout the night…
When looking up at a giant star system depending on where you are on the earth, you will be viewing different Stars. You can’t compare one area with another, yet the following rules always apply..
Facing North: Stars rotate counter-clockwise (right to left)
Facing South: Stars rotate clockwise (left to right)
Facing East: Stars rise in front, and set behind
Facing West: Stars rise behind, and set in front
Om du har en klocka i taket så kommer visarna röra sig medurs eller moturs beroende på vilket håll man är vänd åt? Ni blir fan dummare för varje dag...
Stjärnhimlens skenbara rotation är medurs på södra och moturs på norra halvklotet. Oavsett vilket väderstreck din näsa pekar åt.
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Det där är ju bara en myt!
Hittade följande excellenta svar på nån engelsk flat earth-sajt för länge sen:
Stars in Southern Hemisphere go opposite to Northern Hemisphere?
.
When looking North in the southern hemisphere Stars go the same direct as they do in the Northern hemisphere, counter clockwise.
When looking South they obviously go opposite. There is also no fixed celestial south pole, even the southern cross rotates throughout the night…
When looking up at a giant star system depending on where you are on the earth, you will be viewing different Stars. You can’t compare one area with another, yet the following rules always apply..
Facing North: Stars rotate counter-clockwise (right to left)
Facing South: Stars rotate clockwise (left to right)
Facing East: Stars rise in front, and set behind
Facing West: Stars rise behind, and set in front
Hittade följande excellenta svar på nån engelsk flat earth-sajt för länge sen:
Stars in Southern Hemisphere go opposite to Northern Hemisphere?
.
When looking North in the southern hemisphere Stars go the same direct as they do in the Northern hemisphere, counter clockwise.
When looking South they obviously go opposite. There is also no fixed celestial south pole, even the southern cross rotates throughout the night…
When looking up at a giant star system depending on where you are on the earth, you will be viewing different Stars. You can’t compare one area with another, yet the following rules always apply..
Facing North: Stars rotate counter-clockwise (right to left)
Facing South: Stars rotate clockwise (left to right)
Facing East: Stars rise in front, and set behind
Facing West: Stars rise behind, and set in front
Hemisphere = halvklot. Jag trodde du sa att jorden är platt?
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