Tag Archives: Zetetic Astronomy
History of Astronomy From The Roman Empire To The Present, part 15
History of Astronomy From The Roman Empire To The Present, part 15 Einstein’s Theories Examined As you know this whole model of the heliocentric universe is based on the “research” of certain people, such as Newton and Galileo – among … Continue reading
History of Astronomy From Roman Empire to the Present, part 10
History of Astronomy From Roman Empire to the Present, part 10 The fundamental principle of parallactic angles is unsound, while it is at the same time in conflict with quite a host of other astronomical theories, because the theories of … Continue reading
The Popularity of Error
The Unpopularity of Truth From Zetetic Astronomy by “Parallax” 1869 An extract (Spelling and grammar as in the original.) Whether this applies to social, mechanical, or divine science, the result is for ever the same. Pound man rebels against whatever … Continue reading
Flat Earth Experiment 11
Flat Earth Experiment 11 Continuing in the book Zetetic Astronomy: Earth Not a Globe, here are some more experiments. This as well as other already posted (see right side column) as well as a few more that will be posted … Continue reading
