I did. Hence my comment about there not being a clear shot of both the moon and sun.
The earth is flat and we never went to the moon
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Another video (this time without zooming in to show which side of the moon the shadow is on, though it's still obvious) where the person behind the camera pans one direction, then a perpendicular direction between each celestial body, instead of panning directly from one to the other in a straight line.
[MENTION=595]Knight[/MENTION] another one for you to stitch together if you have time.
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To be clear - if an airplane takes off and goes in an infinite straight line they will wind up where? I don't understand what you mean by "you end up somewhere beyond the ice wall that surrounds it."
Please clarify what you mean by this...
I don't know how to do that.
To be clear - if an airplane takes off and goes in an infinite straight line they will wind up where? I don't understand what you mean by "you end up somewhere beyond the ice wall that surrounds it."
Please clarify what you mean by this...
Look up flat earth model.
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Are you unable to answer or are you unsure of the answer?
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Around the equator is the same for both flat and globe models.
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Do some work, look up a few things before you ask simple questions that have easy answers with a little research of your own.
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But he flew in a straight line/traveled in one direction and ended up where he started.
I did. It appears a plane would his ice or a dome over the flat earth...correct me if that's wrong.
If you're too busy to discuss the topic of the thread, I'll move on. :e4e:
Found this in my Reddit feed...
https://www.reddit.com/r/OSHA/comments/644dnq/slug/dfzjwr0
Dave, if gravity isn't real, then how in the world was the Redditor able to calculate exactly how much force it would take to hold that officer up?
https://www.reddit.com/r/OSHA/comments/644dnq/slug/dfzjwr0
Dave, if gravity isn't real, then how in the world was the Redditor able to calculate exactly how much force it would take to hold that officer up?
If you have a specific point to make, make it. Make an argument, I'm not going to make one for you.
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You tell me. Make an argument, as I have said, I'm not going to make one for you or anyone else.
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Is that you speaking Dave? Just curious.
Now, Dave, I've explained this before, but I'll explain it again. The reason the moon is black at night, but has a bluish tinge during the day is....
SURPRISE! The color of the atmosphere which it shines through, which is also blue.
Dave, what would happen if you took a photo of the moon during the day, at any phase, then filtered out the color of the surrounding atmosphere from the entire photo? Do you think it could possibly darken up the mares?
I'm asking you a question, Dave, for you to answer.
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lain:How could a man fly in one direction and end up at the same spot in a flat-earth model? How do you explain his exploits? He flew in one direction the entire trip and ended where he began.
Dave,
Sometimes you can see that "other side of the moon". I have seen this myself, and if you look at the right time, you can see it as well (I know you do not trust any internet site, unless it matches your beliefs).
The blue color of the sky is caused by light scattering in the atmosphere. the scattered light can block your view of that "missing part of the moon"- but it is still there.
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