Earth is stationary at the center of the universe.
Stellar parallax is the apparent change in the position of a neighboring star against the background of other far-away objects. Absent stellar parallax was first observed by Greek philosophers while trying to make a model of the universe. This led them to believe that the Earth must be stationary.
Kepler made the heliocentric model accomplished, but it was Galileo who argued that the Earth does move to orbit the Sun—stars were just too far away to observe and measure stellar parallax.
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In general, a storm has three stages. The first is development, the second is the mature stage and the third is the dissipative stage. The most striking difference in the stages is the change in currents. The beginning of the storm occurs with an ascending current, which causes the cloud to grow vertically. Then, with the precipitation, downward currents begin, through the friction caused by the rain. During this period the two currents, ascending and descending, reach their peak, gradually dispersing in the final phase.
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