thank u

and there is more

The earth which rotates should not only see 1 direction. According to your model, Polaris does not orbit earth and earth is moving around the sun which is also moving. On a flat earth this would make sense that there is only 1 direction

@rivenator12113 this shell can move around its center

You're confusing an 8 hour timelapse with 365 days of movement. In a night's worth of timelapse, any rotation seen would be almost purely the 24-hour rotation of the earth's axis.

then wherever you're located, you're circling around the sun etc

you know how mirage works?

light deviates bcuz of heat layers on surface

thats how your sight works in this model

So, no the sky wouldn't look like that.

let me draw a sketch of it

I've even gone so far as to run simulations in After Effects of the sky. Take a look:

https://media.tenor.com/images/c3fd4eac5bd759fefa82bc150aaf8ab1/tenor.gif

I don't think you understand what I mean

Oh, I did misunderstand you, sorry. But even still, Polaris isn't fixed.

It has movement. you can even see it in the video you linked me.

Also, the wobble doesn't occur nightly. It has a period of hundreds of days.

So, in an evening's timelapse, it wouldn't be noticeable at all.

<#547645432604393482> the moment they start picking up guns and shooting people yes

but antifa hates guns

so that's never gonna happen

How ironic is that commies are getting funded by capitalists and they just go along with it.

Can we get an F

For seeker of truth

why?

what happened?

@Drewski4343 I got a sketch of how light travels in my model

wtf

@The ⊱⊞⊰ Sacrifice sure, let's see

i sent to california, hes about to send it here

First Mike and Derek, now Seeker.

nvm, I DM it to u @Drewski4343

ok

should i take a political test

lets discuss it here @Drewski4343

not in DM

ok no

Sure. So, in the Hollow Earth, light circles the inner earth? what's the reason for that?

layers of heat. like how mirage works

https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/608157929165684737/608161842870747136/55.png