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Flat Earthers: HOW do you maintain your self image of having superior knowledge and intelligence to us, if you just run away when asked any tough, specific questions about the claims you make in your posts or comments?
I mean you must be aware you do it, since you make the decision to do it.
What do you tell yourself your running away means?
Do you tell yourself it’s a sign you won the argument?
Do you tell yourself your running away isn’t really running away?
Are you the slightest bit aware of how it comes across to others if you start by making blunt arrogant assertions of your mental superiority and then chicken out if challenged about your claims?
How is any different to some bloke strutting around saying he can beat anyone in a fight, and then, when offered a fight, he runs away?
When driving through the countryside, you’ll notice the trees on the roadside whizzing by, while structures in the distance move slowly, and mountains that are far away hardly seem to move at all. The stars, on the other hand, are incredibly distant, but they are huge too, so they are not only visible, but also seem stationary like distant mountains. Yet we know those mountains are not still compared to our movement, so the same for stars but all the more.
Flat Earthers can’t explain it. Lol.
This red area is a void. Once the flight hits the red space it magically teleports to the other side making the travel time and distance match what we see in reality. Otherwise the flight is impossible on a flat earth. Please explain this anomaly @dannyd. If you cannot, then another piece of evidence to support the notion that you are peddling lies.
Three easy to understand points for you to consider:
- While many satellites regularly take pictures of the Earth, most of them are in a low orbit that’s too close to show the whole planet at once. It’s like trying to take a selfie with your phone right next to your nose. So they are often the result of many images stitched together.
- Knowing this, it explains why you might see repetition in the clouds and storms because they move and images are taken at different times.
- Finally, you see in one image that North America looks bigger in the first image compared with the last. This is the result of differing heights above the earth. You can demonstrate this with a desktop globe. You can zoom in and still see a ball, and the features appear bigger. What you don’t notice is that some of the ball is outside your view because you are too close to see it.
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How To Debunk Flat Earth With Your Camera
This video demonstrates how to create astro-timelapses and star trail animations that showcases the Earth’s rotation and debunks certain flat earth notions.
The Flat Earth model holds that the sun does not go DOWN as the bible states
The sun comes up and the sun goes down, then does it again, and again – the same old round. The wind blows south, the wind blows north. Around and around and around it blows, blowing this way, then that – the whirling, erratic wind – Ecclesiastes 1:5-6 .
If the earth were flat, the condition below would be impossible. Clearly, the sun is going down as the bible states that it does. The image shows us that the sun is low enough to cast a shadow of this volcanic peak.
If you cannot explain this @dannyd, then you need to consider that you have been believing and teaching a lie. Repentance should be your response.
Flat Earth Teaching is a bunch of lies. Lies are not of God.
No maths, no physics, no geometry. Just simple observations. You just need your eyes. Remember that millions (if not billions) of people see this at the same time.
How can people in Europe or North America see the moon as it is on the left, and people in Australia see the moon as it is on the right. How is that possible on a flat earth? It isn’t. But a globe explains it perfectly.
- While many satellites regularly take pictures of the Earth, most of them are in a low orbit that’s too close to show the whole planet at once. It’s like trying to take a selfie with your phone right next to your nose. So they are often the result of many images stitched together.
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