Message from @Triscuit

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2019-12-12 22:34:25 UTC  

I guess that’s a fair point

2019-12-12 22:34:30 UTC  

It looks to me like a rock tho

2019-12-12 22:34:44 UTC  

you see many rocks floating in the air

2019-12-12 22:35:14 UTC  

No, just the moon

2019-12-12 22:35:22 UTC  

not mars

2019-12-12 22:35:36 UTC  

venus

2019-12-12 22:35:38 UTC  

I haven’t seen Mars myself

2019-12-12 22:35:45 UTC  

I have seen the moon

2019-12-12 22:35:48 UTC  

ok

2019-12-12 22:42:10 UTC  

Personally, the moon looks like a rock

2019-12-12 22:43:35 UTC  

On TV?

2019-12-12 22:44:07 UTC  

No

2019-12-12 22:44:21 UTC  

I’ve seen the moon myself

2019-12-12 22:45:08 UTC  

What makes you think rocks reflect light

2019-12-12 22:45:14 UTC  

Well

2019-12-12 22:45:21 UTC  

When I shine a flashlight on a rock

2019-12-12 22:45:29 UTC  

The rock lights up

2019-12-12 22:45:36 UTC  

You can see it

2019-12-12 22:45:51 UTC  

Will it reflect light 240000 miles

2019-12-12 22:45:59 UTC  

I don’t see why not

2019-12-12 22:46:08 UTC  

Light doesn’t have a limited range

2019-12-12 22:46:26 UTC  

Of course it does lol

2019-12-12 22:46:40 UTC  

Does it?

2019-12-12 22:47:11 UTC  

Crater Tycho is like 80 miles wide but you can see that quarter of a million miles away?

2019-12-12 22:48:00 UTC  

Well you can with a telescope

2019-12-12 22:48:10 UTC  

It’s hard to see with the naked eye

2019-12-12 22:48:11 UTC  

It’s a big rock?

2019-12-12 22:48:20 UTC  

It looks like one to me

2019-12-12 22:49:06 UTC  

It is visible though .you can't see something that size a quarter of a million miles away

2019-12-12 22:49:38 UTC  

It doesn't prove anything about the shape of the earth

2019-12-12 22:49:53 UTC  

I don’t think it’s that far away

2019-12-12 22:50:15 UTC  

If the moon were a rocky sphere, it would really poke some holes in the standard flat earth model

2019-12-12 22:50:22 UTC  

I know there are multiple models though

2019-12-12 22:50:45 UTC  

I guess I don’t follow a model

2019-12-12 22:50:52 UTC  

Just my senses

2019-12-12 22:51:32 UTC  

Ofc because there will never be a model for flat earth

2019-12-12 22:52:35 UTC  

If the earth were flat, and the moon were a rocky sphere hovering above it, then people in different parts of the world would see it from different angles

2019-12-12 22:52:43 UTC  

But we all see it from the same angle

2019-12-12 22:52:58 UTC  

Really it doesn’t even have to be made of rock for this to apply

2019-12-12 22:53:06 UTC  

Any sphere would act like this

2019-12-12 22:53:56 UTC  

I could “see” that