Explain the magnetic field of the earth, and why there's variations in both strength and direction. If the earth is flat that means that there's no magnetic core, which means that the earth wouldn't have a magnetic field to protect us from solar winds, stripping the atmosphere

I thought so... I checked and dont see that anywhere

Where on nasa.gov is it?

@Smoothie Mane Explain the CGI images I provided

From nasa*

Thanks for answering my question

You didnt get that image from nasa

That's literally the official mainstream NASA images of the earth from year to year but ok

denial is another attribute of self guilt

I dont see it anywhere...

How do you sail or fly around the world in a flat earth? For each mile that you move east you'd have to make a northward adjustment, if not you'd hit the ice wall. Also how come you can see the peak of mountains and not the base depending how far you are?

WHERES THE EDGES OF THE WORLD?????

@Champion

Honestly. What is there to gain from keeping the flat earth a secret???????

@Smoothie Mane well you'd use a compass right and it'd point "south" the whole time so...

Lol

@Post-LSD Swamp Wheres the edges of the universe

What's to gain from keeping the "flat earth a secret?"

Who wouldn't lie for a $400,000 salary at NASA

How come the moon looks different depending on what hemisphere you're on?

I'm pretty sure almost everyone would lie on a daily basis for that kind of money

If you are in the southern hemisphere it would appear upside down

@Champion you should jump

hemisphere is still a presupposed heliocentric view

and either way

if you don't stay up in the air

LOL

earth is not flat

Either way, the moon looks the same way on different parts of the earth as it does on a theoretical ball earth

anyways

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kek

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No it doesn't

Yes it does

is moon always a round

its 2019 and people still cant tell the difference between circular and round

So if you were to observe the moon in Australia and in the US it would appear the same?

no

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