ad hominem, please expand

It’s not an ad hom. It’s an observation.

this is hopeless lmao

Personally no, but we know this based off of satellites that NASA made.

@nerdie02 we have evidence that nasa does in fact lie, yet you think that there's no reason for them to lie is evidence that everything against them is invalid?

Bc ur gey

ad hominem, there's a ton of evidence nasa lying

Oof

When did they lie?

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lets start with the moon landing, remember when they went on the moon? according to the moon gravity and how tall the astronauts were, their jumps should've been way higher. the flag swinging around when there is no air is also good evidence that they lied. there was 2 sources of light in 2 directions, this should not be possible because there should be 1 direction of light that is the sun. they gave a fake rock to Holland prime minister, there was a mars picture that was the exact same type of picture in canada and they had a mouse on one of their mars picture

I mean they could of had lights in order to film on the moon.

Also the Earth's atmosphere amplifies our ability to see the stars.

the best evidence of it all, is that there is no way for you or me to prove that they went there or took any of the globe pictures. the burden of proof is on them to prove that they went there and there's none of it!

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?

https://tenor.com/view/flatearth-gif-8521428

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.

How are seasons explained?

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.