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A report&nbsp; on the first annual catholic conference on GEOCENTRICITY held Saturday Nov. 6, 2010 at South Bend Hilton Garden Inn, Indiana, near Notre Dame campus. The Theme conclusion"Galileo was wrong: The Church was right". The conclusion Science and Bible both support Geocentric model better than Heliocentric model. An element of conspiracy is evident from their assertion, "They know it but they are hiding it. <br />[[Category:Scientific Paper]]
A report&nbsp; on the first annual catholic conference on GEOCENTRICITY held Saturday Nov. 6, 2010 at South Bend Hilton Garden Inn, Indiana, near Notre Dame campus. The Theme conclusion"Galileo was wrong: The Church was right". The conclusion Science and Bible both support Geocentric model better than Heliocentric model. An element of conspiracy is evident from their assertion, "They know it but they are hiding it. <br />
 
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Scientific Paper
TitleFirst Annual Catholic Geocentric Conference Report
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Author(s)Satya Pal Asija
KeywordsGeocentric, Heliocentric, Science, Religion, Relativity, Motion
Published2010
JournalNone
No. of pages2

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Abstract

A report  on the first annual catholic conference on GEOCENTRICITY held Saturday Nov. 6, 2010 at South Bend Hilton Garden Inn, Indiana, near Notre Dame campus. The Theme conclusion"Galileo was wrong: The Church was right". The conclusion Science and Bible both support Geocentric model better than Heliocentric model. An element of conspiracy is evident from their assertion, "They know it but they are hiding it.