I've been waiting for a moment like this

I don't think that's mars... but I dont have an explanation whatsoever, so I guess i'll stick with the aliens

I mean, mars

why tf did i say aliens

did i get tagged here or-

Everyone

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Who ponged me?

🏓 a ping ponger

@everyone peeps, not a single ping

Hey guys. i dont believe in flat earth or any religion. but id really like to know why you guys believe in it. im not going to complain about you believing in anything. i respect anyone's opinion. if anyone wants to talk ill be here. i just want to know what facts you have to back up. (that sounds really as if i hate this group or something. but i really just want to know)

@CockBot impossible sight distance for the globe model

care to explain what that is? @Citizen Z

How r u guys today

oh deer

@CockBot water always finds its level

im gud

Fine

i personally dont know if the earth is flat, round, potato shape, hexagonal, i cant have my own opinion unless i see it irl

I'm doing fine, wbu?

I want a banan role tbf

@BB_TRUTH yeah but thats to do with gravity?

sorry, should i be in discussion thing

the vid done with the moon thing looks kinda sketchy ngl

not that he faked it

im just skeptical

i dont think the moon video, we can see mars in it

@CockBot yea sure. If the earth was a globe of 25000 miles then it would have to curve at a certain rate. Depending on your height and distance you are trying to observe, the curve should limit your view. Problem for the globe is that doesnt work out

but your sight is limited to a distance. you cant see mountains that are miles away. even with a really high power telescope?

is that not to do with the curvature of the earth?

Air resistance is a thing

Moon landing = Hoax.

@Giorno Giovanna that has nothing to do with sight

if the earth is flat tho
i dont believe it will be like paper thin flat

Eh, idk then

Correct. Sight is limited due to the angle the light is coming to the eye or lens and also limited due to visibility

Im not on their side mind you

Earth changes in every NASA shot.

no it doesnt? @🎃Oakheart🎃

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Yes it does.