Message from @oMerric
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their are flat earth pilots and looking at objects and lights that move above us proves nothing
jeremy You mean studying objects
@jeremy not to mention South Pole Telescope telescope that **you guessed it** is in the south pole, where day time and night time stretches to 6 months long.
yes studying objects and lights in the sky that move doesn not prove anything
So studying gravity's affect on planet formation, and star formation doesn't prove the earth is also a sphere?
gravity like mass attracting mass due to mass ?
id need to see proof of that
**facepalm**
Yet you were judging how astronomy don't show gravity
Look at Saturn's moons, kept into orbit with Saturn's gravity.
well ur assuming its because mass is attracted to mass due to their mass
like i said u wanna say gravity prove it
So if it isn't gravity then why isn't this so called force affecting earth
And if it is, how?
im not saying it isnt gravity im saying mass attracting mass due to their mass is a huge claim and their is no proof of it
Then why do the more dense objects in space have stronger gravitational pulls, which can be observed due to gravitational lensing
just prove mass is attracted to mass due to mass thats all
Jump.
its a theory
jump and i go to the ground that doesnt prove mass attracts mass
no im not claiming mass attracts mass
u are
So why do stars attract to near by stars? Which has been studied a lot in astronomy
thats ur proof lights in the sky ?
Also binary stars can be seen with amateur telescopes
I'm sorry, we're talking about astronomy aren't we?
i dont see how lights moving in the sky prove mass is attracted to mass
jeremy.. they're not light sources
?
Planets are not light sources.
debateable
people think the moon is a light source
Shadows can't be left on light sources
ok
A lunar eclipse is the Earth's shadow on the moon
maybe
u know their have been lunar eclipses where the sun and moon were both visible in the sky during the eclipse though right
don't know anything about that
may i have a source?
well u should look into that before u start telling me what makes the shadow on the moon during a lunar eclipse