Message from @Secrette
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the only thing we can do is spot the inconsistencies to wake people up
I mean how close do you think the sun is?
Anyone saying they know for sure is lying. We know it’s local.
if you assume the plain is flat and do the stick experiment, it would be around ~3000 miles awaay
Precise distance? Can’t say.
Can you see the sun when it's night?
With a telescope"?
Not normally, no.
Shouldn't we be able to see it if the Earth was flat?
no way, it's on the other side of the plain, the sun is not hitting the earth with parallel rays where everyone can see it
What do you mean?
this is how it would look like, it wouldn't reach the whole earth
the sun is also very small
Wouldn't you be able to see the rays with a telescope though?
Maybe. Would have to be an awesome telescope at high altitude, equipped with an infrared lens to pierce through atmosphere.
no, they would've already dissipated before reaching the other side of the plain
We already have a 24 hour sun in the arctic during summer.
I need a ship.
Where, they simply don’t have night as a result.
i can't say with certainty how the sun or moon works without having a bit of assumptions
Seasons are still based on the sun’s location. Just like timezones are based on it.
I mean I saw the Earth's curve on a plane.
Circumnavigate Antarctica.
Also I flew a plane when I was younger and remember it being curved.
Most plane windows these days warp the horizon. Because the glass is curved too.
you can circumnavigate east to west on a flat earth
even the globe cult leaders admit that you can't see the curve on an airplane
It’s artificial curve.
Even so. If the earth were curving. A sphere has compound curve in every direction. Not simply the horizon.
I mean from our perspective yeah, but I'm sure if we go high enough we would be able to see the curve then.
Where do you all think the International space station is at right now?
You would think so. However, it has to keep being faked there too.
Where’s the curve at
trust us goy there's eventually a curve
The ISS is a studio. Sometimes they use it underwater when they pretend they’re outside it playing ‘fix the whatever.’
Or in a zero G plane where you can hear the engines in the background.