Can u link

Oh yes a reputable source

oh yes google

very good

nothing is faked on google

no no

https://youtu.be/CSrJiODNp7E

Lets see this

Local sun
Local moon

You wouldn’t believe truth even if it hit you over the head

Solis y Luna

Need to get my accurate source from some c*nt on youtube

Yep sun and moon are local 100%

__***No No No, I'm not a retard. Google has nothing fake on it.***__

FAKE NASA DOCUMENTS WHAT DO YOU MEAN FAKE NASA DOCUMENTS

Do your own research smarty pants

NASA are frauds

i dont need to do my own research because i have more than 2 brain cells

can you prove it

?

Yeah my own research wont cost 30k you absolute bumder

Sure sure

literally 30k down the f*cking drain

greeks did it with £0 hundereds of years ago

I don’t care about the money

yes you care about the "truth"

@Theresa May no they didn’t
Sticks and shadows don’t prove the globe

I care about truth

i like how knowledge has come full circle over the years

neither does flat water you imbecile

@Theresa May insulting me will earn you a mute and yes it does unless you can show me water curving and sticking to a ball

I would love to see that

Same here

ban me b*tch bou

You aren’t smart enough for a ban

Ah yes

I am an intellectual who believes the earth is flat

ban me now c*nt

bye bye mr intellectual

@ART GALLERY I think I found out the issue that lies within your video. So we both know the sun is very bright. Usually it is so bright, the camera is at it's limit of the exposure or brightness it can handle. So when we see your video, the sun appears to be "flat-white" However, if something is in front of it (say a cloud) that is transparent enough, then it would be less bright, but still brighter than the maximum brightness of your camera. So sometimes with cameras, it appears as though the cloud is behind the sun, when it really has to do with your camera.

!mute @SPOOKY unfunny and unintelligent troll