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Journal of Theoretics
Abstract: "Time
Equivalence of the Tropical Year and the Sidereal Year"
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Author: Uwe Homann
Published in the Scientific
Peer-Reviewed Journal
of Theoretics, Vol.3 No.3 June/July 2001
The defined length of the mean solar day is based solely on the precise length of the tropical year. It is not derived from a roughly twenty minutes longer sidereal year. A wobbling Earth's axis is a physical motion that only creates an illusion of time. Think about it: A hypothetical non-rotating and non-orbiting Earth, wobbling on its polar axis does not produce a physical time period equal to the defined measure of the tropical year, no matter how long it would take for the axis to describe a complete circle in space
Sirius Transit Data
For the observation period from 1988 to 2008
Original Unedited Manuscript
Karl-Heinz Homann's careful observations and his recorded, hand-written data of the transit periods of the star Sirius have now been made public for the first time and in good faith for educational purposes.
"... a very impressive level of observational accuracy! " *
* Dr. David Steinmetz in his commentary to Karl-H. Homann's observations of Sirius Transits (November 2006). Mr. Steinmetz is a retired astronomer, who worked with the original team that confirmed the location of the Galactic Center in the late 60's.
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