Artemis II Proves Heliocentrism

 The vast majority of the world now accepts that the earth is not the center of the solar system. However, this is surprisingly difficult to demonstrate conclusively from the ground on earth to the satisfaction of “modern geocenterists.” The Artemis II mission to the moon, because of its 24/7 live stream, has allowed an interesting opportunity to prove which model is accurate, not that this is in any doubt among the scientific community. 

 The trajectory of Artemis II is an interesting one. Artemis launched toward the moon from a high earth orbit on a path to intercepet the moon at a certain place in the moon’s orbit. On its return from the moon, the moon advanced further in its orbit while the Artemis II return trajectory remained a static arc. In other words, the Artemis II trajectory is essentially a set path in space relative the the earth and moon.

 Screen-grabs of an online Artemis II tracker illustrating its trajectory.



In this trajectory, the sun could do one of two things. It would either cast a continuous, unmoving ray of light, or it would cause the shadows on the spacecraft and the “phases” of earth to change throughout the hours and day. Watching the shadows on the Artemis II spacecraft on 4-9-26, which were cast by thrusters and solar panels, it was clear that the sun remained static for many hours at a time. The Artemis II space craft would oscillate on its axis about every 30 minutes in the video footage, causing slight deviations in the shadows, but this was clearly an artifact of the spacecraft’s motion and not any motion from the sun. 

Artemis II shadows on 4-9-26 between 10:54 am and 6:20 PM.




 The “phases” of earth in the background likewise did not change. If the Tychonic model had any hope left, it was dashed by these observations. The sun, planets and universe itself do not revolve around the earth daily, as the Tychonic model claims. Given the amount of third party evidence that Artemis II did in fact travel on this path and is a real spacecraft, there is little room for explanation for those who would deny our proper position in the solar system.

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