Message from @AaliDragon7
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Aint no debating
Life is boring rn bc no debates
Yikes
Start a debate!
Aint nobody to debate with
Im not the type to statt one
Im usually the type to join one
Yeah, I'll pipe up if there's some misinformation that needs correcting, usually.
Look in the vc text chat
Look at the sun image
augh, I had to scroll past a bunch of gruesome images to get there...
What's the trig involved with that image?
Plum
Its pretty basic
Set up a triangle from you, to the moon, and then the sun
You already know the distance from you to the moon, find the angle from the moon to the sun starting at you
Then use trig ratios to solve the triangle
@AaliDragon7 interesting it is indeed
**Question Of The Day #106**
Can the recent murders of 2 ex-senators be added to The Clinton Body Count?
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No space debate make me sad
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If the sun and moon’s real distances were actually known, perhaps you could use trig to figure out that sun picture. However, their distances are in fact not known. And anyone who says it haphazardly as if it’s fact, is lying to you.
What does seeing Polaris through a hole in a rock have to do with flat earth?
well, to start, they're not perfectly parallel. Sigma Octantis rotates quite a bit in the sky and even Polaris has some small rotation.
In fact, Polaris hasn't always been our pole star.
Thuban used to be back when the pyramids were built.
The fact we can see Polaris through a small hole on a rock every night, forever, while earth is spinning 1,000 mph, orbiting the sun at 45,000 mph, and moving with the solar system at 515,000 mph, while wobbling back and forth on an axis, is simply insane to try and make sense with on a heliocentric model.
I’m really not even wanting to sound rude.
>>mute @BeastedBoi_YT