but no

I just wish you guys would provide some shred of evidence that I am wrong.

no source of media can truly be trusted every single one has an angle to push

source of news rather

I admit, I do NOT know everything.

Nor do I claim to.

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i mean when it comes down to it i dont think theres a point in trying to find some truth

all gonna die anyway

*nihilism is rad kids*

NASA 😂

they cite https://academic.oup.com/mnras

Can you explain gravity, eclipses, seasons, time zones on a flat earth? @🎃Oakheart🎃

One moment.

No comment?

How does that do eclipses?

Well the sun and the moon aren't always moving at the same speed

That is just a simplified diagram.

So sometimes they overlap, and the shadows can as well.

Could you show me a non-simplified diagram? Makes arguing a lot easier

There is also the possibility of a light blocking object in the sky, one that is unseen.

So the detailed version has only two orbits?

Well many things are in orbit.

I don't doubt nasa has satellites.

But they wont share what they see.

No I mean that you showed me 3 diagrams, the first two had 3 orbits, the last (non-simplified) model has 2. Is there a reason behind that?

No, all of those are the sun...

At different times of the year

Aah okay, I see

How does the sun move between those orbits? Is there a force involved?

I askes that once i got th3 response: `God determines their path`

Suuuuuuure

what *does* determine the suns path on a FE model ?

also, denser things do fall, but *why* do they fall on a FE model ?

And what determines the direction of falling?

Nice try, but if your explanation held true the sun would be measurably larger in angular size at noon than at any other time of the day. Instead of setting, it would disappear in a bright point as it approaches but never quite reaches the horizon. At sunset and at noon the sun never changes from .53 degrees across.

you still haven't explained gravity.