[allmendream]

So what force acts upon the Sun to drag it around the Earth while leaving the nearby Earth absolutely untouched?

How strong is it? How is it generated? How does it avoid acting upon the Earth?

If your model is “equally valid” then no doubt you should have an explanation for this. The “equally valid” coordinate system that has the Earth circle the Sun has an explanation.

Force of Gravity = (mass one)(mass two)(G)/d ^2

It seems to have the explanatory power that your Geocentric model is completely lacking.

[jimmyray]

So what force acts upon the Sun to drag it around the Earth while leaving the nearby Earth absolutely untouched?

Farmers Almanac. They quote Sunrise and Sunset times that are very accurate.

[GourmetDan]

"If your model is “equally valid” then no doubt you should have an explanation for this. The “equally valid” coordinate system that has the Earth circle the Sun has an explanation."

See, I told you that you wouldn't understand.

Equally valid means just that.

What part of "entirely equivalent from a physical point of view" don't you understand?

[GourmetDan]

"It seems to have the explanatory power that your Geocentric model is completely lacking."

Geocentrism predicted a null result for M-M and Airey's Failure.

Neither of which was predicted by geokineticism.