Ok but you can always see the big dipper, polaris, the triangle star.

Why would it change relative to the sun tho?

Heliocentric = Lies

Geocentric = Truth

Yes, because they’re all near the axis of rotation

No, they are in different points of the sky

Curve = fake

Globe = fake

The Summer Triangle is the same issue

They’re all near the axis of rotation

Unless you’re in the tropics, you’ll always see the stars near the axis of rotation in your hemisphere

Sorry I’m getting a bit distracted

Now I’ll ask a question because y’all keep ignoring it

On a flat Earth, we should be seeing the sun rise and set to the north unless you’re at the North Pole

That is a lie, there are several dead constellations and new constellations

Argos is literally my favorite

But it doesn’t exist anymore

It's all about perspective.

Is that a jab at what I said about crepuscular rays?

Bc what I said actually makes sense and that one dude even had a model

There’s like 3 stars in Argos that are gone

And the positions of other stars in it have changed

Before Polaris, the Egyptians used Thuban

im so flat

how are you fellow flatties

if the earth was flat cats would’ve pushed everything off

alright

k

Im back

@RadRhys I believe Polaris is part of the Little Dipper, not the Big Dipper.

And math is valid. It’s empirically and verifiably true

And stars have not stayed in the same place.

They move every year, and we can calculate their movements with parallaxes

Also, how do you explain the Coriolis effect seen in hurricane storms in a flat earth model

You’re right, I always mix up major and minor

hey guys what do you make of this video, im kinda stumped now

https://youtu.be/edsUrLXrlLg

shows the curvature of earth and i can see it myself

anything that could explain this??

no fisheye lens