360 Day Orbit #1722
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Wijitmaker
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360 Day Orbit
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Sorry to disappoint you but Stellarium is developed by mainstreamists who try to follow accepted and well-formulated physical models. The open-source nature of this project allows for radical changes in forked projects to be made by somebody else though. We do not have a third life to dive into speculations. |
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Greetings! I have been doing some personal research with chronology and astronomy and some of the connections between.
What if the modern understanding of a 365.25 year is a recent phenomena?
I have been doing some reading of Immanuel Velikovsky and his book Worlds in Collision. In it, he suggests a 360 day earth ywar was recorded by our ancestors and is evident in dozens of distinct ancient records. He espouses a radically alternative view with catastrophist cosmology.
My question for the team here is there a way in Stellarium to alter the reckoning of a year at a given point of time; for example at 717 BC. I don't fully understand his ideas, but I believe he is looking at an pole shift event that is caused due to a nearby planetary body (Venus/Mars - on an erratic orbit). So, I would assume the speed at which earth makes a complete rotation around the sun would be where the alteration takes place. I don't know if it would have altered the the current path or the speed of rotation, but for simplicity, I would assume not.
Thanks for being open minded :)
Looking forward to your suggestions of how this might be modeled.
PS. Thanks for all the work you do. I am enjoying moding the artwork of the constellations right now in an attempt to connect them to ancient zodiac symbology. This has been a fascinating journey for me and Stellarium has been a big part of that.
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