What single quantitative test would confirm a stationary Earth while explaining parallax, Doppler shifts, CMB alignment, and tracking?
Robert Sungenis answers that the confirming tests already exist: Michelson-Morley, Michelson-Gale, the Sagnac effect and the alignment of the cosmic microwave background all point to a stationary Earth. He argues parallax and Doppler shifts fit if the heavens move around us, that the CMB has an axis running through the Earth, and that heliocentrism has to twist relativity to explain that away.
What single quantitative test would confirm a stationary Earth while explaining parallax, Doppler shifts, CMB alignment, and tracking?
Answer
You already have several tests that confirm it. The Michelson–Morley and Michelson–Gale experiments, the Sagnac effect, and the cosmic microwave background alignment all point to a stationary Earth. The parallax and Doppler shifts fit perfectly if the heavens move around us. The CMB has an axis that runs right through Earth. Heliocentrism has to twist relativity to explain that away.