Message from @Citizen Z
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Quick question: @Citizen Z you said that the stars follow paths similar to that of a magnetic field. Slight problem with that, a flat Earth can't have two magnetic poles that would result in a field of that shape, because South has to always point outwards. Since the south pole would be stretched out over the ice wall, kind of like a ring magnet, you wouldn't get the patterns seen above, because there's no pole for the stars to move around.
yeh, same reason why a southern polar star is impossible on a flat Earth yet it exists
Think of a bar magnet
Yes, I am thinking of a bar magnet. The problem is that it doesn't work. A bar magnet has two distinct poles, around which the field can form. A flat Earth does not have two distinct poles around which that field can form.
Yes we do. The north and south
And where is the South Pole located on the Flat Earth map?
Who said I had a map
We dont know exactly how it could work. We just know something ain't right. I was asked for an explanation of how the stars could work. I think I've provided an alternative. I wont be able to answer every question obviously. I just find it interesting how it looks
And uh, the star movements don't match Earth's magnetic field... They match the field of a magnet if that magnet was up in the sky, causing the stars to move around it.
I also appreciate how interesting it looks though.
Right
Think of a bar magnet in the sky
hello yes I wish to debate
hello yes debate?
yeah but i might take a few to respond
goodbye no agreement
not sure if anyone else will join but they are welcome
earth is round
wdym sight distances
the fact if the earth was round we would be able to see as far
as we do
so you're saying the earth is round
round like a pizza with stuffed crust
uh
ok so i'm just going to assume there was a typo and you meant we wouldn't
no tyop
sight is infinite unless something is obstructing your view
wrong
how is it wrong
easy
WHAT CAUSES GREAT VISIBILITY?
http://www.theweatherprediction.com/habyhints/276/
no obstructions
causes great visibility
I was gonna start a vaccine debate but guess not.
as long as the light can reach your eye
you can see it
no
lol