if all motion is relative, how do we know the Earth isn’t stationary with everything else in the Universe rotating around us, albeit in a right weird and in uniform way.

Question

if all motion is relative, how do we know the Earth isn’t stationary with everything else in the Universe rotating around us, albeit in a right weird and in uniform way.

In: Physics

Answer 1

So basically, it is more likely the planets movements follow the law of physics, than follow some illogical weirdness required to have the Earth as a fixed point with everything revolving around it. 🙂 Cool.