on a flat earth gleeson map, that 25,000 = e is the middle circle, circling the north pole

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Kevin is really going to like this

Were those pictures taken at the same tide?

Same time of year?

The earth is round and plump

there are warm periods and there are cool periods
and a lot of fearporn used to control people and steal their money

e = 25,0000 on either model, because its 25,000 miles in real life

so lets do simple maths for circles and spheres

Prove to me that the earth is flat

Go ahead

on a flat earth model, we can predict the distance to the north pole, because it should be the center on that circle that is the equator

You won’t

so p = e / 2*pi ... on a flat earth

e = 2.72

r has never been proven

so that would be our fe prediction

@Kφsho™ can you rewrite all of that on a different chat?

@Seeker of Truth can you reply to my private message plz

on a sphere, that distance should be 1/4 of e = p

so lets check and see which is correct

@Seeker of Truth so if space doesnt exist, and stars are just lights, what kind of lights are they?? where do they put them??

not interested

okay

p = e /4 ...... globe
p = e / 2*pi ...... flat earth

@Seeker of Truth its in regards to the magnetism model with notations

Why don't you examine what is presented before asking more questions / making fools of yourselves?

i have but it doesnt make sense

@Seeker of Truth i examined the model and want to speak with the creator

i just wanna know about stars

and ive been told that theyre just lights

we are all creators

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we co-create our realities

p = 6250 miles on sphere
p = 3979 miles on FE

@eva stars are natural, spheres of plasma binded together by its strong force of gravity. they release thermal energy, along with electromagnetic radiation.

does anyone happen to know the distance from any point along the equator to the north pole?

@Seeker of Truth okay i have a quick question but dont want it to get lost in this chat so can you reply to message

@🅱ruh Sound Effect 2 i know but i wanna know about the flat earth theories on stars

if there are any

@eva oh ah. lights in the sky i guess