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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it would appear sideways or upside down, as it's supposed to appear on a flat earth

myth debunked ?

oh

Lol

that is where it came from

Moon faces earth from the same point of view, since creation

Australians are upside down

did you google that

or did you take a screenshot with your telescope

faces earth at the same angle always

did you take these pictures in diffrent countries

The moon facing earth at the same angle always, also proves geocentrism

or did you just google it

CNN is hiring you should go sign up

That’s called gravitational friction. At one time the moon did spin. And at one point it was farther away from the earth and did not cover the sun in an eclipse. And at some point it will cover the sun completely on an eclipse because the moon is getting farther away to us every year.

big black cock says it is moving further away

https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-12311119

The theory of gravity remains subjective and unproven

how come

can you jump

and to say it's a coincidence that the moon faces the earth at the same angle at all times is foolish

https://www.khanacademy.org/partner-content/big-history-project/solar-system-and-earth/knowing-solar-system-earth/a/eratosthenes-of-cyrene

do you know how gravity works?

I am saying that it has stoped rotation.