I’m curious to how you would explain the creation of elements then. If you’re comfortable with answering that.

Genesis 1

it's the most scientifically and historically accurate book ever written. and that coming from a PhD scientist and former atheist of over 30yrs

I don't think Earth is flat because I believe in God. I believe in God because I found out Earth is flat

and realized evolution is impossible

by simple math and thermodynamics

I had all the knowledge to figure these out 30yrs ago

but was so indoctrinated like we all are....

cognitive dissonance

pride

Good morning, @Flat Earth PhD! I was just curious why you believe the moon is a light and not solid.

Good morning @Drewski4343

so stars have been observed through the moon. documented since 1700s...even by the royal academy of astronomy. some pics even available online now

morning drew

the appearance of the moon during the day is not commensurate with a solid ball

@Flat Earth PhD can I see picture of that

then there is the lack of evidence.

e.g. it's clear the moon landings were faked....

but one could imagine a reason why at that time.

morning, cat! how you doing?

Yeah they were faked

decent drew. how are you?

but doesn't explain why everything stopped...nobody followed.

and we have nothing there. no cameras. no telescopes. no rovers. no lunar tourism....

It's also convenient we see 1 side of the moon and the shadows of the craters stay fixed

But, I believe you can't cast shadows on a light, though.

I'm good! had a decent weekend @Silly Rabbit, Trix Are For Kids

well no drew

if you see the moon image in a high end planetarium, you can see craters...shadows...the things look so darn real today

try casting a shadow on a lit lightbulb. it wont work

exactly, now take a look at this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MSPstsNJ9jI

there's shadows on them there craters.

ask any professional artist what the moon should look like if illuminated by a light source

it never matches what we see

oh, I am one!

a professional artist, I mean.

lastly.....it is has been observed by others that moonlight cools objects. the opposite of sunlight. but I'm taking that with a grain of salt until I do the experiment myself here in Switzerland with 3 other PhD colleagues

as a double blind study

Yeah, I can't verify the cool moonlight, myself, so I keep an open mind on that one.

Moonlight emits cold rays? Colder than in shadows also?

in other words moonlight literally cools things