Galactocentricity

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Galactocentricity is a cosmic center model which places our galaxy (Milky Way) at the center of the universe.

Mainstream creationists agree that the the Earth is in motion around the Sun, and our solar system is as well in movement within the Milky Way galaxy. Evidence such as quantized redshift offer strong support that the Milky Way exists at the center of the universe.

Related References

• Our galaxy is the centre of the universe, 'quantized' red shifts show by D. Russell Humphreys. TJ 16(2):95–104. August 2002
• Recent observations undermine the idea of a ‘big bang’ and show that our earth is, after all, near the universe’s centre by David Demick and Carl Wieland

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See Also

• Geocentricity
• Heliocentricity
• Quantized redshift