This book argues that the earth is stationary in space, that the sun revolves around the earth, and that other planets and celestial bodies revolve around the sun. The author presents evidence against the idea that the earth rotates on its own axis, and argues instead that this motion is only apparent. The author also argues that the sun's gravity is not strong enough to hold the earth in orbit around it, and that the laws of nature do not support the idea of the earth's revolution around the sun. This book does not rely on scientific equations and technical language such as the present day books on astronomy; instead, it presents a detailed analysis of the history of astronomy and the scientific evidence against the theory of the earth's rotation and revolution. Using straightforward language, the author also discusses the implications of this theory for our understanding of the universe and our place within it.