It is far more difficult nowadays, despite incomparable technological advances, to find a platform for the new approach to direct/retrograde motions as they apply to the faster moving Venus and Mercury, closer to the centre of the solar system than it
was when Copernicus first presented the reasons for direct/retrogrades of the slower moving planets further from the Sun than the Earth.
https://sol24.net/data/html/SOHO/C3/96H/VIDEO/
The fixed star background by which the slower moving planets are gauged from a faster moving Earth is unsuitable for applying to Venus and Mercury and the inputs from the Earth's orbital motion are different. It is only a slight adjustment of shifting
the motion of the Sun through the constellations as the first Sun centred astronomers were forced to work with the change in position of the stars from left to right of the Sun, an observation normally swamped by daily rotation on the surface.
https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/image/0112/JuSa2000_tezel.gif
This has nothing to do with priority, it is people being more proactive without waiting for larger organisations to change and change they will. I am a Christian and it colours my view on things and especially when it comes to talents and challenges-
" Who confers distinction upon you? What do you possess that you have not received? But if you have received it, why are you boasting as if you did not receive it? You are already satisfied; you have already grown rich; you have become kings without us!
Indeed, I wish that you had become kings, so that we also might become kings with you. " St Paul
That wistful comment is the terms by which any innovator goes by, it carries with it the joy and sorrow of something which was done a while ago and no longer belongs to the original observer. It honours those who came before who lacked the instruments
like the C3 camera to reach conclusions which they would have found easy to understand and so it remains for people of good heart and reasoning.
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