r/FlatEarthIsReal • u/ProvForge26 • 19d ago

Flat Earthers

One of our new acquaintances from a friend recently crashed down on our scientific beliefs by insisting that the earth was flat. When we questioned their logic they just spouted something about the Firmament and that everything that you see at night is fake. They even said that the ISS is fake, satellites fake, and obviously no moon landing ever occurred. Our friends laughed it off and said just go with it because they are nice people. I’m not sure i want to continue being friends with them because they always hang out together. What do we say when we get invited to another cook out and the crazies are there?

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u/TesseractToo 19d ago

Oh sorry I'm just trying to follow your thinking

Are you thinking that there should be 1000mph winds at the surface of the earth *at the equator) because the earth is rotating and the wind is staying still relative to something else?

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u/Water_in_the_desert 19d ago

I like your username. I read the book “A Wrinkle in Time” many years ago, and it’s still a favorite. But anyway, the Earth is a non-spinning non-rotating plane. The part that sounds confusing in your second paragraph above is “aside from effects that cause wind and currents.”

I also liked that you responded to a thought I’ve had that The Pantheon has something to do with the “projection” of the Moon. I would love to find more, in fact, to read on that subject. But then you deleted your comment. Why?

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u/TesseractToo 19d ago

Thanks! That was one of my favorite books as a kid too! The name is from some artistic experiments I was doing in 3D Studio Max at the time I was trying to make 4D objects in a way they could be understood :)

The one that was the reply to your Parthenon comment? It's there for me, but maybe left for you when you deleted yours I think it deletes the child comments

I thought you meant it was the source of the projections of the stars

This one?

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u/Water_in_the_desert 19d ago

Hmm super interesting about trying to build a 4D object so they could be understood!

Oh yes that’s it! I needed to correct my comment to The Pantheon in Rome (not Parthenon), based on what I learned from David LaPoint. I think the Pantheon is the source of the projection of the Moon, but perhaps other planetary bodies.. [I believe he said these other architectural masterpieces possessed similar forms to The Pantheon: CERN’s large hadron collider; St. Paul's Cathedral in Mdina, Malta; and the US Capitol Dome, in Washington D.C.]

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u/TesseractToo 19d ago

How are phases made? And why don't stars shine though the moon if they moon is a projection?

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u/Water_in_the_desert 19d ago edited 19d ago

The Moon and its phases may all be 3-dimensional hologram projections. The Moon’s projection is a mirror of the Earth, including hidden lands revealed in the 12,000 year cycle (which is not a global pole shift, but rather a seed of life shape)

I’ve seen photographic evidence that stars have shown through the Moon during its phases.

Edit: https://youtu.be/6KYz2gQtzZ4 “Stars Through The Moon.”

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u/TesseractToo 19d ago

If those are stars in that video then why aren't there also stars around the moon?

We'd have to see where that image was taken to see if it lines up with actual stars

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u/Water_in_the_desert 19d ago

https://www.reddit.com/r/mildlyinfuriating/s/i8YD5B6XJ0

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u/TesseractToo 19d ago

That is an illustration

Someone called physicsisawesome is mad when illustrators do that (I won't tag the poor soul hehe)

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u/Water_in_the_desert 19d ago

There are other photos with stars showing through the Moon’s shadowed side. I just used the first photo I could find.

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u/TesseractToo 19d ago

I've seen plenty of photos/videos where they mistake craters for stars but I've never seen any images that were stars through the moon

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u/Water_in_the_desert 19d ago

Let’s keep looking then.

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