The new type of astronomy is created out of visual narratives, so it takes a new type of observer to appreciate them. These people exist; however, the quasi-legal spouting empirical subculture is a huge drag on these people who have the perceptive
qualities to read these visual narratives-
https://sol24.net/data/html/SOHO/C3/96H/VIDEO/
The colossal CMEs happening presently alone is a testament to the return of visual astronomy with its links to the Northern lights and its Southern counterpart. The appearance of Saturn in direct motion alone, with the change in position of the stars
parallel to the orbital plane as a function of the Earth's orbital motion around the same plane of motion, is a major modification to the perspectives of the first Sun-centred astronomers.
Those who dine out on Ra/Dec modelling are fine as far as I am concerned, yet who could live with a visual narrative which refers the stationary Sun at the centre of all planetary motions and its links to Earth sciences, which include the cause of the
seasons-
https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap210922.html
That monstrosity was created by a professional 'astronomer' or so the website informs us-
"Each day, a different image or photograph of our fascinating universe is featured, along with a brief explanation written by a professional astronomer." NASA
The Cloudy Nights forum was an education for me because I could see there were observers, some who once came to this forum, that couldn't account for visual narratives and therefore disappeared rather than stay around to resolve the issues. Getting
observers to come down off the fence is difficult yet it is crucial for a healthy society that students move away from the peer-reviewed junk that is self-serving but the same people can't read visual narratives.
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