and i agree with positivity

Correct

there's so much evidence

@IG that's true too

@positivity x.x how is that evidence. People just told you it's earths shadow and you believe then

Oh your approaching me?

*Menacing*

What

earth is round, change my mind

Its pretty obvious its the earth's shadow. There is nothing else possibly big enough that could block the light from the sun

Not as obvious as you might think

No pretty obvious evidence

I’d like to hear an explanation from a FE as to what causes a lunar eclipse.

the government, they shut the lights

I wouldn’t be surprised if that’s the only explanation I get.

Hello guys!

The sky operates due to plasma and electromagnetic fields, those fields create nodes and those nodes obstruct light

please define plasma

The earth is a lemon okay

And what causes these electromagnetic fields? How has the plasma reached its state?

Thank you you are all dismissed

The obstruction on the moon is not always clearly one object and sometimes appears to be several which correlates more closely to a field effect

@Rigg5 the earth is lemon

!mute @crxzybops the earth is muted

Lmao

What do you mean it appears to be several objects?

Also you can look up and find when lunar eclipses happen. This seems to be a little more chance relates events

What you assume to be a singular circular obstruction on the moon is a bit more variable. The shapes and types of "shadow" is not consistent

https://youtu.be/XhIwZuPGfss

do you know what plasma is?

The flat earth ideas make more sense when combined with the modern electical theories of our sky

Highly electrified gass

We dont have a model, we're still tryibg to understand

If the moon was made fully of plasma theres no way we would see a lunar eclipse shadow so perfectly round

These are just ideas

Fair enough i suppose

The Thunderbolts project make excellent arguments for an electrical universe

You have an issue here, what is causing theses strong magnetic fields, and what has caused the gases to get hot enough to change state into plasma?

and by the use of a simple telescope, you'd realise that the moon is not ionised gas