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• TITLE: Great collapse (kepler’s first law)

  AUTHORS: Mohammad Tayseer Kayed AlTamimi

  KEYWORDS: Astronomy; Solar; Collapse; System; Coronal Model; Elliptical Orbit

  JOURNAL NAME: Natural Science, Vol.2 No.7, July 30, 2010

  ABSTRACT: When I put Kepler’s first law under peer review, I note: 1) There is an isolation cordon between daytime and night = 13.88 m; 2) Earth’s Rotation Axis loses its tendency to its mother (Polaris now) in winter; 3) Celestial’s equator doesn’t parallel Earth’s equator; 4) Ice sheet in Antarc tica equals ice sheet on arctic. But we find the field observation data contrary to that.