Sun does go around the Earth

Well if you saw the sun this morning it was over there on the horizon and this evening it is over on the other side of the sky. That is what I call moving!

There is no way that any physicist can reject the fact that the sun moves.

I know about the solar system theory and I understand that it explains the motion of planets perfectly (including all those curly recessions) and I also know that if I was to get into a space craft and travel into space I would see the Earth going around the sun.

But I also know that one Earth the sun moves!

The fact is that motion is relative! It depends where you stand. If you stand on the Earth then the Sun seems to move. If you stand on the Sun then the Earth seems to move. If you stand on the Galactic Centre then the Sun and the Earth seem to move.

The reason why we say that the Earth goes around the Sun is that we adopt a theoretical standard these days to describe the motion of the Sun and earth, and a theoretic notion of fixed space. That is fine.

But don't forget that in reality our perspective is on the Earth, and the Sun starts in the East and sets in the West and gradually travels across the sky! No physics can blind us to that daily fact?