Message from @✧Mike Flatbird (Mike Blackbird)✧
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Not actually a curve.. It's flat
Oh.. Why does it appear so then
Why's it curving down
Hmm
I took this
Looks flat to me
south pole is a frozen tundra with ice walls north pole in the summer melts to a puddle the mainstream reason for why the south is colder is that its higher in elevation but the elevation is due to the ice
Everything looks flat to a flat earther
are u saying the south gets hit by a different angle than the north in the summer ?
@jeremy the poles don’t get as much direct sunlight
they get the same sunlight though
do u know how the globe works they should have the same climate
@jeremy Antarctica is in constant daylight through its summer
@jeremy it depends if your talking about the summer in the north or the south. Because summer in the north is winter in the south
north pole in the summer is a melted puddle antarctica in the summer is a frozen tundra with ice walls
they dont have the same climate it doesnt work on the globe model that part makes more sense on flat earth
They aren't the same altitudes either
Why is it sometimes constant daylight across all of Antarctica?
Antarctica is a land mass, np is an ocean
@✧Mike Flatbird (Mike Blackbird)✧ yes there is
um, no
stop parroting
--only 24hr aka "daylight" at most
...mostly looks like "twilight
Well we get longer days in NZ, they're longer the further South you go
..That video is fake af kiddo you're way behind @criticallyred
Irk why I even bother trying to talk with people whose only defense is covering their eyes and ears
Even if it’s twilight the sun is still out
..for example
.
@criticallyred -- no, a "twilight" is not the SAME as having a VISIBLE SUN IN THE SKY for fULL24hrs at a time
--as in the >>northhh
~~not in the south~~
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etzie they arent the same altitudes because of the ice
so now the eqcuse is antarctica is on land north is on water ok
always an excuse
@✧Mike Flatbird (Mike Blackbird)✧ Our summer days are about 15. 5 hours of light here. Our winter days are about 8.5 hours
k yeah thanks for reminding me..
--stuff i already know...