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Hello I am Adrian Dunbar, actor and star of the hit BBC television show Line Of Duty

That image is flawed

I aint watching that aether sheet

@L.O.X u dont want smoke

Polaris is just one example of how flat earthers taken things out of context due to their lack of understanding on the subject. I'm clearly not as educated in it but the fact that certain flat earthers dismiss it simple due to it's distance is hardly any proof.

I am Adrian Dunbar

Lol

I can give you an explanation if you'd like. @California Nightmare

Sure

Hello @drifter (based) I'm a big fan

comic i would tell u to look into how much polaris iss supposed to move

oh no

@dustbreather I am Adrian Dunbar

ffs

i sais is not iss

dont worry p

@Dustination why is ur girl a boy

It's not about the distance, it's that if earth spins on its axis but also around the sun, we should not be able to see he same sky from the whole hemisphere

lol

You want an explanation on the stars aligning or something right? @California Nightmare

@drifter (based) yea you said that
I was a little disappointed in the last episode

@dustbreather Adrian Dunbar does not write the script.

@Dustination i wouldn't take taht

but u are a cuck

so

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hey

I want a explanation on why North Star Polaris never moves but it says perfectly aligned with the earth while the earth is spinning around the sun and while our solar system is moving at 515k MPH

I am bob

oh boy bobs here

And if you mean why doesn't Polaris move from where we see it? It's due to it's distance away from us and how it is from our north pole. @jeremy

Hi bob

really u are bob

I want a explanation on why North Star Polaris never moves but it says perfectly aligned with the earth while the earth is spinning around the sun and while our solar system is moving at 515k MPH
@Comic Man

@drifter (based) Adrian Dunbar should write the script, and kill off that woman

i understand how the globe model works i would suggest lookin into how long it takes polaris to move 1 degree comicman

It isn't that Polaris doesn't move but we are too far away for us to notice it's movement. @California Nightmare

@California Nightmare lmao, it's cuz Polaris is very far away and it's aligned with the north pole, so we always see it