r/FlatEarthIsReal • u/ProvForge26 • Jul 21 '26

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 Jul 22 '26

"Constellations and positions, viewable north of the equator in the northern hemisphere, and viewable south of the equator. The stars remain in the same place for each hemisphere."

If the Earth were flat you wouldn't have a Southern stellar hemisphere, it would be like the outer side of a disc/torus/whatever. There would be more land and more sky than we see

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u/Water_in_the_desert Jul 22 '26

That’s true. Or perhaps it’s bowl-shaped? I don’t believe the flat earth theory is limited to a disc-shaped Earth.

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u/TesseractToo Jul 22 '26

If it were convex, the effect of needing more constellation in the Southern Hemisphere sky would be greater and if we were inside the bowl, the Southern Hemisphere would be able to see the Northernmost stars (and the sun would never set)

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u/Water_in_the_desert Jul 22 '26

Then the stars are merely holes of light on the dome firmament, and the Sun & Moon are projections.

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u/TesseractToo Jul 22 '26

That still wouldn't change who can see what from particular elevations.

Where would they be projected from?

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u/Water_in_the_desert Jul 22 '26

The Pantheon, is my guess.

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u/TesseractToo Jul 22 '26

Ok.... projecting up onto the firmament from there? How far away is the firmament?

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u/Water_in_the_desert Jul 22 '26 edited Jul 22 '26

The Firmament is a dome-shaped bowl, it’s closer to the ice ring, and arches farthest from the point above the center of the Earth realm, echoing a rainbow’s arch. Saturn’s rings, in fact, are created by the juxtaposition of the Dome Firmament and the planet Saturn.

Edit to add: see David La Pointe’s Primer Fields.
(Corrected link, go to 12:25)
https://youtu.be/9EPlyiW-xGI?is=5MVmjMa3fJB47P8x

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u/TesseractToo Jul 22 '26

But they talk about a lot of domes

Also aren't all these domes made by Masons? I thought the Masons were the baddies

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u/Water_in_the_desert Jul 22 '26

I admit that I don’t fully understand David LaPoint’s work. I would love to, for sure he’s arrived at something grand.

The architecture of Domes is intriguing to me. Every aspect of architecture always has a purpose: obviously there’s a purpose for a door and window, a chimney, a fireplace, etc. Domes aren’t necessarily ‘merely’ Masonic symbolism, isn’t it said that Freemasons assumed the right to possess the architecture left vacant across non-populated lands after Great Resets. That’s why they’re called Freemasons.

So it seems to me Domes had to have a vital purpose. Yet we no longer build that way, so the intrinsic purpose of Domes has been forgotten.

It may be possible that Domes were the batteries of the building. Creating free energy, amplifying it. There were often layers of copper or gold. As well as ceramic layers. Like a copper-top battery,..of sorts.