Rotation

Earth spins at 1,040 mph at equator → should cause noticeable continuous eastward bias in winds/clouds.

Only mild rotational bias (cyclone spin directions) — most weather is local and unaffected by rotation magnitude.

Stationary plane explains winds by sun’s heating and terrain alone.

NASA: Earth Fact Sheet

Orbit Around Sun

66,600 mph orbital motion should impart constant directional drift to atmosphere and jet streams.

No global-scale “directional bias” in winds or storms tied to orbital path.

Stationary Earth avoids orbital drift entirely.

NASA: Earth Fact Sheet

Solar System’s Galactic Motion

~514,000 mph through galaxy should cause persistent “weather lean” over decades.

No such drift in meteorological data.

No galactic motion = no unexplained drift.

NASA: Solar System Motion

Galaxy’s CMB Motion

~1.3 million mph relative to CMB — largest motion vector of all.

Weather remains purely solar/terrestrial-driven — no sign of motion at this scale.

Stationary model avoids problem entirely.

NASA WMAP: Cosmic Background Radiation Dipole

Symmetry

Hemispheres should have asymmetrical patterns from combined motions.

Trade winds, pressure belts, and climate zones mirror each other almost perfectly north/south.

Naturally explained by sun’s seasonal arcs across flat plane.

NOAA: Global Climate Patterns