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Ok guy. Then measure how fast they go around us and you have the exact same number.

The night sky should be different and there should be no constellations if the earth was spinning while hurling through space while all the other lights in the sky are supposedly moving at unfathomable speeds in random directions because they are not tied into any supposed orbit linked with our supposed solar system.

Their spin has absolutely no effect on any of the calculations. Nor does any motion across space because the solar system moves in that axis in unison. Only the orbits matter and they can be accounted for. As for extra solar celestial objects, their relative motion at that distance is mostly meaningless and you can average it out by taking a lot of calculations from different directions and take the average.

Really, the most accurate and relevant is simply measuring how long the day is. Even if you don't account for the effects of orbit you get really close to the actual spin. And from there you can see if the days are changing in duration over time.

But if different people measure it to be different then clearly the errors in calculation are too big for the claims they are making.