So, I'm open to possibilities. If and when GR is dethroned for a theory of everything, I'll be open to that too.

your really going with science doesnt prove things?

This can't be the first you've heard this.

i will think about this,, and get back to you.. @Drewski4343 im still waiting for your explanation of the 2tonne floating clouds though remember that ?!

ok so nothing can be proven? is this some kind of flexible reality?

i've heard of it but also haven't been satisfied with answers , but it's possible we'll never have all the answers right?

@carlito haha vaguely! I still don't know enough about that to debate it, I'll have to do some reading.

you're right! we might never know everything

and probably won't

@chad46 Scientific theories are kind of the "final" stage. It's a working system that describes something, but if it's *disproven* or a better system comes along, it will adapt to the new theory.

our capacity to find real answers is also severely limited thanks to the fact that we are a small newish community with limited resources in comparison to what the NASA's & UN's of the world have access to and deliberately restrict us from

yup, totally understandable. but you guys have a quite a few dedicated researchers out there doing experiments, which is exceptional.

so has it been proven scientifically that we live on a spinning ball?@Drewski4343

your answer must be no

I'd say no, it hasn't been scientifically proven. But the evidence, in my opinion, supports it. Can new evidence emerge that shows it's a not a globe? Certainly.

when you say you can view the constellations in the south, do all see the same constellations at the same angles in the sky? iow, do they all see exactly the same image when looking up, or are the constellations in present but in different parts of the sky depending on where you are in the South

the sun is claimed to be a ball of gas/plasma, this isnt proven either

Depending on where you're looking from, the constellations themselves will be roughly the same location in the sky, but at a different rotation around the south celestial pole compared to a different southern continent.
...I don't know if I explained that well, I'll try to find a pic.

these things are taught as fact, but you are saying this is not so

we are taught the universe is expanding, another false teaching

so one moves anticlockwise, the other clockwise oh okay

is that what you mean about 'rotating different'

yes, exactly.

and this happens throughout the year okay , yeah, i get you

there is a theory that the sky contains mirrors or is a mirror-like substance with mirror like properties

Hello hello.

I would like to talk about flat earth.

they tried to prove it by taking a picture of the reflection of stars off a lake , not sure if i understood it correctly though

start talking

What's some evidence for the flat earth?

we see too far

I've seen a good bit last time I was here but I tried to explain the best I could to the moderator at the time.

We see too far? How so?

Here's a quick and dirty version of what I meant about how the sky would appear on different points in the southern hemi. in South Africa, it might appear like the image on the left and in Australia, like the image on the right. I made this super

Oh, am I ruining a current conversation?

super quick, so it's not accurate or anything lol

https://discord.gg/uTfcke

but the pole star will always remain at the center.

dead south

sorry if it takes me a bit to respond - I'm at work and sneaky chatting.

@chad46 How high was the photographer?