The perception of the Earth as spherical is an illusion created by the curvature of space-time.
(No canonical explanation for space time curvature.)
Differentiation of space and perception of time are both results of movement within a complex standing waveform. The perceived curvature of space is the result of the substantive formation and reformation of the observational mechanism and its reference frame as it moves through time-space.
The space hundreds of miles above the Earth and the space between atoms is thought to be mostly empty.
The belief in a void space is thought to be a perceptual error resulting from the frequency-response limitations of physical matter. In principle the concept of "empty space" is thought to be irrational since void should not take up space, nor should it take time to move through nothingness. Astrotometry introduces the conservation of volumetric space wherein all observable space is a plenum.
The Earth's movement is thought to be fluid and continuous.
Movement in time and space is governed by the frequency quanta of relative node-patterns. Earth's matter is translated through space as a consequence of continuation in time. Matter moves through time by translation from instance to instance within highly complex waveforms indicated by its magnetic polarities. Movement happens within a carrier common to both matter and energy. Therein, multiple momentary instances are scattered through space.
The Earth is independent from the rest of the Universe.
The interplanetary magnetic field is a consequence of the hypertime translation of the Earth through the standing waveforms supported within the field lines. The light which emanates from the Sun and stars indicates the form of the carriers which move the Earth through time.
The Sun and stars are thought to be separate objects occupying separate spaces.
Earth's time-space continuity is a concrescence of interference patterns from all other matter and energy being translated throughout the time-space continuum. The rays from the Sun and stars represent the axes on which the Earth's standing waveforms are set. The Sun and stars indicate the axial directions of Earth's hypertime translation through space. These apparent energy sources are axes over which space folds across time. In the folded translation of matter through the common carrier, the mechanisms of spin entanglement are revealed. Since the photon is a standing form in the common carrier, the carrier determines the spin for all instances.
The planets are thought to be disconnected objects in orbit around the Sun.
The planets are understood to be time-space integrated (outer planets) and time-space differentiated (inner planets) nodes which indicate the internal supports of the Earth's node patterns.
The Sun and stars are thought to move independently of the Earth.
The perceived motion of the planets and stars is understood to be a consequence of changes in perspective on the axes of time-space. Movement through time manifests with hyper-symmetric changes in the internal structures of the Earth's node patterns. The Earth's continuity in time-space happens across multiple axes creating the appearance of the Sun and stars.
Movement through time has no direction.
Movement through time-space happens in an upward direction. In movements only perceptable as the light which appears to shine down, Earth is translated through the Astrotome.
There is no known mechanism of gravitational force.
Gravity is the result of hypertime translation upward through the multiple time axes.
The material on the Earth is thought to be separate from the material in the rest of the Universe.
The Earth forms from constructive and destructive interference patterns from all other matter and energy being translated throughout the time-space continuum.
Most scientists ascribe to a "Heliocentric Model" in which the Earth is thought to rotate on it's axis daily and orbit the Sun yearly.
In Astrotometry the Cosmos is considered with "Chronocentric" models which account for perceived movement through space as a consequence of the translation of matter through time-space.
Most Astronomers apply Newton's laws of motion to celestial objects in the same way as they are applied to objects near the Earth's surface.
The rotation of the Earth is a different type of movement than terrestrial bodily movements. The Earth's perceived movement through space is a consequence of its movement through time-space.
