No

The argument is that all other stars revolve around polaris, that doesnt move

im round like a testicle guys

It’s positioned close to the line of the axis of which earth is tilted

What is this

It's positioned in the

Why in the f**k do we still have dumb flat brained people like you who thinks everything is flat even tho there is well rounded minds that have proven other wise

Floris said it first

if its so far away how is it always aligned with earth, it must be traveling at the exact same speed then

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Does the disk rotate in flat earth?

IM not flat

It takes a long time to notice that a star has moved

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Its not just positioned, it keeps its position there, even tho we are traveling through the universe

It's not

It's just that something very far looks like it's not moving

Or moving less

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Have you made that observation when you look out the window?

All the other stars look like they are moving, in circles

Of course

It's because the earth is spinnin

Just that one remains still

And it happens to be right above north pole

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I never seen a flat earth globe

Polaris is the most noticeable star closest to the north pole

The place where all the compasses point to

Of course

Earth's magnetic poles

Like we said, that is due to Polaris is positioned almost perfectly north of the axis tilt.

Earth aint flat if earth is flat we would be driving off the edges

^^^^^^^ @floris

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Can someone mute that guy

North of the earth at this position is, well, the North Pole. And because this tilt does not change (at least not significantly), it will always appear to be in the same location.