Message from @Citizen Z

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2019-12-21 01:35:48 UTC  

so here is the thing

2019-12-21 01:35:59 UTC  

over the course of a night, the moon does not move much

2019-12-21 01:36:01 UTC  

you do

2019-12-21 01:36:15 UTC  

the period is about 28 days

2019-12-21 01:36:21 UTC  

a month

2019-12-21 01:36:28 UTC  

that is where the name comes from, too

2019-12-21 01:36:40 UTC  

If u moved then you would see the side of the moon

2019-12-21 01:37:06 UTC  

So let me propose a though experiment to explain this

2019-12-21 01:37:06 UTC  

Yet no one ever has

2019-12-21 01:37:20 UTC  

the moon is far away

2019-12-21 01:37:24 UTC  

really far

2019-12-21 01:37:35 UTC  

So

2019-12-21 01:37:42 UTC  

Shouldnt matter

2019-12-21 01:37:59 UTC  

if a mountain is 20 miles from you

2019-12-21 01:38:15 UTC  

If u r moving in a circle on a globe. The moon would rise and set and you would see different sides of it

2019-12-21 01:38:17 UTC  

and you walk five feet in any direction

2019-12-21 01:38:25 UTC  

will you see a signficant change?

2019-12-21 01:38:29 UTC  

in the mountain?

2019-12-21 01:38:40 UTC  

Thats not the same

2019-12-21 01:38:45 UTC  

why not?

2019-12-21 01:40:08 UTC  

If the moon is 1/6 or 1/4 the size of earth and 238k miles away and the earth is 25k.in circumference that would make the sides if the moon visible over the course of 12 hours on earth from the moon rising or setting

2019-12-21 01:40:44 UTC  

5ft compared to a mountain is not comparable

2019-12-21 01:40:49 UTC  

can you vc rn?

2019-12-21 01:40:54 UTC  

No cookinh

2019-12-21 01:40:58 UTC  

ok

2019-12-21 01:41:01 UTC  

so

2019-12-21 01:41:07 UTC  

in a globe model

2019-12-21 01:41:10 UTC  

what is moving?

2019-12-21 01:41:58 UTC  

Why dont you make a graphic that debunks or confirms the globe

2019-12-21 01:42:06 UTC  

To this conversation

2019-12-21 01:42:45 UTC  

ok

2019-12-21 01:42:57 UTC  

give me, like, 5-10 minutes

2019-12-21 01:49:22 UTC  

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/484516084846952451/657761498797441044/One_Night_Moon.png

2019-12-21 01:49:32 UTC  

@Citizen Z is is roughly to scale

2019-12-21 01:49:44 UTC  

I drew the moon slightly closer than it would be

2019-12-21 01:49:47 UTC  

Tidal locking isn’t rare in the universe

2019-12-21 01:49:57 UTC  

red to blue is 12 hours

2019-12-21 01:49:58 UTC  

Pluto and Charon are tidally locked to each other

2019-12-21 01:50:41 UTC  

The Galilean Moon’s are tidally locked to Jupiter

2019-12-21 01:53:49 UTC  
2019-12-21 01:53:55 UTC  

Hey