[Fichori]

“So where do the 8.3 minutes and 2.1° fit in?”

“I guess it is back to the basics to relieve you from your confused state. It takes about 8.3 seconds for the light to travel from the sun to earth. In that 8.3 seconds the earth rotates approximately 2.1 degrees.”

(Did you mean 8.3 minutes?)

And in 12 hours, the Earth rotates 180°

Are you saying there is a 2.1° separation between the Suns apparent position and its gravitational pull?

Can you back that up with a reputable source?

[ColdWater]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aberration_of_light

[ColdWater]

Are you saying there is a 2.1° separation between the Suns apparent position and its gravitational pull?

No. I am saying that the component in the change in apparent position due to the earth's rotation is approximately 2.1 degrees.

[Elsie]

(Did you mean 8.3 minutes?)

Now using MINUTES it makes more sense mathmatically!