but you make polaris the middle point

when it is not

even if i understand how you see it

you get it wrong

orion would be the central point

and it can be seen everywhere

GG

Central point between SA and aus?

no

Then that isnt what im talking about

i just said polaris is your starting point!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

READ

Youre probs gonna need to clarrify then

yeah man the earth is flat

totally

actually

im wrong

Now I get what youre saying, but this is how you explained it:

The black dot is your starting point. Go halfway

Not to the edge of the screen, just halfway

Half way is in between a starting point and an ending point. You just gave a starting point.

made this to help you

lol

😄

Does orion spin like the star trails in my photos?

all the stars exept the 7 planets make one rotation around the earth everyday

and polaris

Isnt Orion in the equatorial star trails?

My photos arent of equatorial star trails.

As in the trails in the middle

all the stars but the planets and polairs go around the earth once a day

I know, but you mentioned Orion

yes

Which is in the middle

can be seen from everywhere<

yes

But my photos arent taken of the middle

i know that

Or else it would look like this

i know that`

Ok den

😂 😂 😂

On a globe, i would look due south while my location is south of the equator to see the southern point, but where would i need to look on a flat earth?

Or basically, where is the southern point on a flat earth?

You still never proved a globe map

Thats pretty vague

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t30-YbayyXE

look at 4 min

What time does the sun rise in Australia and what time does the sun set in south America? @Quorum

Then realize what you are saying is just stupid

The stars move around us

Plus you have no clue which map is correct or distances

Rice, I think hes saying that the southern stars are mirroring the northern stars, am I wrong?

watch it a couple of times 😄

the whole thing

😄

Ill have to watch the rest later

Probably gonna sleep

operation high jump was an attack or an attempt to enter the garden of eden when warned not to..with disastrous resluts really operation overlord

where else north pole

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Huh

Lol

Oh, yeah, question of the day

Hey. I’m just making some custom emojis for our server. What do you think?

I like them a lot

Alright, hold on

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Okay, we have the most Important one, we Gucci

@Ætos It’s great to see you tonight

@Ætos...
never say that again

Well thanks, you too @The Gwench

Say what?

"we Gucci"

*shudder*

Lol

But. . . ||**WE GUCCI**||

GAH

._.

•_°

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What even is that character?

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Huh.

There are some interesting ones, I never knew about the ellipsis character if I shift the period.

Anyways, short answer to the question of the day, when you're looking at the stars, there's less atmosphere in the way than when you're looking at something on the horizon, so there's less refraction. This is, oddly enough, why the moon can appear yellow when it's near the horizon, but white when it's higher in the sky. Since the atmosphere scatters blue light, when there's more atmosphete between you and the moon, more blue gets scattered, so it looks more yellow. When the moon is overhead, there's less atmosphere to scatter the light, so it looks white.

(I'm on a mobile keyboard, maybe that's why I get that character)

Isn’t that the same reason why you can look at the sun for a few seconds (or more) when it’s around sunset?

Even if I don’t exactly advise that just in case.

😂

actually no its the dome with the sun and its color