hhe

He's been trolling since last night.

Saying "Whats up flatties"

And being condescending.

I'll unmute him in a bit when he cuts it out.

How can the night sky in the north and south be different in a flat Earth,?

Someone answer me please

A better question would be how the southern celestial pole is visible across the world.

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Across the world? Wdym?

Why won't anyone answer me?

He means, looking due south, it's visible from all points in the southern hemi, even from continents straight across the disc.

yeah isn’t that supposed to be antarctica

which is supposed to be the ice wall

Yeah how does it work

Magic

what

where is the magnetic south pole situated?

there isn't one.

Compass needles are only attracted to the North pole

And where is the celestial south pole

Older style compasses have to be specially made for the South Pole because the magnet will point in the direction of the nearest pole. Most modern magnets align both ends based on both north and south. Don’t pretend south poles don’t attract, @Flat Earth PhD

I watched a video about the compass in south

Ill try to find it later

Its interesting topic

Indeed. There is no South pole (geographical)

Older compasses will point towards the South Pole if they’re in the Southern Hemisphere

This isn’t a product of the north attracting or repelling, the the south attracting

there is no southern hemisphere. bcs there is no sphere.

Nonargument, just interpret that as the outer half on the disc

🤣✨🤦🏼‍♂️. Of course

So if the earth is flat then why doesn’t the sun light everything up?

The cosmology is different

Its smaller and closer

and the light magically travels farther at some points, makes sense

Actually thats just plasma physics

Its following the flow of the magnetic field

Since when is light plasma

@Rigg5

The sky is filled with it