The Britons worked out how the heavens move thousands of years before the Greeks started thinking about it. That is, in a nutshell, the story of engineer and author Jonathan Morris.
His hypothesis originated from a solar renewable energy concentration system which he developed, using small fixed pieces of flat reflectors.
By chance, he discovered that the structural support of the solar energy system appears to be duplicated at Stonehenge, the enigmatic monument built 4,000 to 5,000 years ago. Every single one of the technical features required are precisely duplicated in size, height, location and orientation at Stonehenge.
Morris outlines his ideas in a novel ("The Broken Stone") and a technical outline, available via his website: "Heavens' Henge: A geocentric worldview".
