Geocentric Earth

[bennyboy]

There's no real problem with a geocentric Earth.  Space is relative.  However, if you are trying to calculate the movement of a lot of bodies, you're just making the math really hard.

This is just nonsense; take the Lagrangian challenge:

Lagrange Point Challenge

Just because there is no absolute reference point in space does not mean that all models are "true".

I think you misunderstand me, as supporting geocentrism as a viable theory of cosmology.  I'm not.

But it depends what you mean by "center."  Unless an actual center for the Universe is known (it isn't), you can arbitrarily call any point in space the center.  It's not a theory-- it's just a choice.

But choosing the Earth as your center point is a particularly poor choice, because then you have to mathematically account for all the myriad "movements" of the stars, of the sun, and of the moon.  At some point, a guy gets tired of shooting himself in the foot.

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Einstein is just a mathematician. He NEVER made a thing that ever worked! And his "relativity" is dead wrong!

Yeah, there's probably no relationship between mass and energy.  FAKE NEWS!!!!

Your problem is you live in a world where the fervency with which you believe ideas is taken as the level of truth of those ideas. This is not the case in science. GPS works whether you believe in it or not, as do nuclear bombs.