Does Earth Really Rotate and Review of Earth Shape

Author(s): Abhaysagar
Publisher: Jambudvi Vignyan Research Centre

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of the month of Phalgun (The first month after Spring season as per Indian calendar) at early night the first star of the Great Bear appears to the east of the Pole Star. The second star is also parallel to the first star almost in the eastern direction. The rest of the stars of the Great Bear are inclined towards the northern direction.
These stars change their positions at midnight on the 15th day of the bright half of the month of Phalgun.
The first star appears to the south of Pole Star, and the second star almost parallel to the first star and also towards the south. The remaining five stars appear inclined towards the eastern direction.
On the same night (i. e. 15th night of the bright half of the month of Phalgun) at the end of it in the dawn these stars of the Great Bear occupy different positions as follows:
The first stars appears to the west of the Pole Star, and the second star appears parallel to it towards the west. The remaining five stars appear inclined towards the south.
In this way, on the single night of the 15th day of the bright half of the month of Phalgun the stars of The Great Bear appear changing their positions in three direction keeping a certain fixed parallel distance around the Pole Star.
This clearly convinces us that the earth does not rotate ! Because if the earth were moving, according to the belief of the scientists, the stars of the Great Bear must change their place just as other stars appear rising on the eastern horizon, and then going towards the western horizon within twelve hours of the night because of the daily motion of the earth.
But does not so happen. They change their positions as shown above in quite different ways. What does it show? The earth really does not rotate !!! (See Fig. 2 a, 2 b, 2 c)
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