No map is perfect.

lol

The globe especially

LOL

!mute @Death9Reaper

Death9Reaper#2298 (214576117368094720) is now muted for '**Unspecified.**', alright? <:THUMBSUP6:403560443345371137>

from around +200 to -200 degrees Celsius (+392 to -328 degrees Fahrenheit), so it's natural to wonder how lunar astronauts survived this huge temperature variation.

do you know of any material ever

that can withstand -200 F

i mean C

id like to se eit

doesnt exist

No

astral for a flat earther

What sort of mute role is this?

you should prob take the time to learn the science

never said it makes sense

but at least know it

It should make sense within their paradigm at least

and spac eis not a vaccuum

never was

stop saying space is a vacuum

How do they determine the temperatures of space out there?

space is an absent of matter and it pulls matte rinto empty space which is a vacuum like effect

hey so i joined to ask a flat earther a question

its not a vacuum by any means

Near vaccuum, for general purposes

its not a vacuum at all

not even a lil bit

its best described as a vacuum to put it in ez terms

yes they do that

@Mr Grim Go ahead

but no its not a vacuum at all

Yeah

ya go re read what the vacuum effec tin space actually is

youll see

So how can you explain for the size difference between continents and countries differing from the globe to the flat earth?

why do we need to explain anything

nasa lies and its on us to prove it

not really fair

@Mr Grim Wdym?