Message from @Gwendolyn~ 🌺
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but i also dont know your sources for these photos
Light polution?
Explain why in a very well lit enviroment with tons of light u can still see the stars
in a clean enviroment
It has to do with both
They're easy to find
its not local
its a large scale
so yes in a well lit room you will see the stars
but its a reported and observable truth if you travel to marked light polluted spots the stars are very hard to see
Im talking about being inside a small town full of lights
My friend has proved it
small town is not large enough
it has to do with surface area or what lol
But it had to do with pollution as well
Smog
have you seen places of china or japan?
yes i know of those places, and yeah
in extreme cases it is effective in clouding the sky
Clearly they can still see the stars
So it has to do with both
1. Because we can only see a certain side at one point, it appears to be circular and not spherical
2. For some reason no proof exists
No matter what you pull up it's either cgi or forged documents
Or photoshop
we can observe the planets rotating so i don't understand the first one.
could be a projection lmao
i've never cringed so hard. please explain
They think that these things are lights projected on or from the dome
so like
and where's the evidence for that
a really big planetarium
or smth?
is that what you mean by dome im not understanding
i'm already disappointed, i expected to have a faster debate...
dome, as in a firmament.
like, the biblical firmament.
like
ah yeah
well depending how large the firmament was, it would be very difficult to project onto it and an unlikely situation if said environment exists
for it to exist, said realm would be incredibly large, and the firmament barriers would be far far away past the borders stated otherwise it would be easy to spot and find, giving it a more unlikely situation as projectors would be easy to spot if casting celestial bodies, ie: observed in lights we have small filaments or anything flying over the light would cause large distortions or basically dark shapes we could visibly see and capture, it would also be incredibly hard to do with weather patterns, if you were to project from one location it it was anything but clear skies the projection would be easy to spot especially if you are observing from anywhere with clear skies comparatively