More on the Semi-fictional Centre of Earth

The semi-fictional centre of Earth offers a theoretical still stand of beamed object in that the travelling speed of the beamed object is balanced by the semi-fictional centre of Earth.

The semi-fictional centre of the Earth is permanently moving in the opposite direction to the beamed object, i.e. at a 180° angle to it.  This mutual speed ,i.e. of the two radii is related to the west-east revolution of the Earth, when these aspects are reverted.

This speed factor and the calculation of the radii etc., extending from the exterior of the core of the physical centre of the Earth is also dependent on the speed at which the Earth is travelling through space.

There is always an important angular relationship between any elevation above the Earth of above 6 inches and the length and position of the mentioned radii, i.e. that of atmospheric conditions and influences emanating from the universe.  These conditions cause fractional differences in the length of the radii and the associated circumference. The resulting circumference can differ very slightly in size to that of the actual distance of the journey.