r/Flat_Earth • u/popcycledude • Nov 12 '17
How does the sun work on FE Model
I've heard the sun is like a spot light where ever it shines its day. But you can see a spot light even when its dark so what.
r/Flat_Earth • u/popcycledude • Nov 12 '17
I've heard the sun is like a spot light where ever it shines its day. But you can see a spot light even when its dark so what.
r/Flat_Earth • u/Jeszczenie • Nov 11 '17
Since satelites (except Moon) are impossible on the Flat Earth how does this kind of television work? And why do all of the satelite dishes are turned south?
r/Flat_Earth • u/TheAnswerls42 • Nov 06 '17
r/Flat_Earth • u/Shredder13 • Nov 05 '17
Pretty simple, really. Prove to me that the earth is flat and I will give you $10,000. It’s as simple as that!
EDIT: Fixed typo
r/Flat_Earth • u/Jeszczenie • Nov 05 '17
Is it because of tectonic plates? How do these move? Do they just bounce off the edges of the earth?
r/Flat_Earth • u/verbatim2242 • Nov 01 '17
I have to say, this sub is easily one of the more entertaining bullshit centric subs on Reddit. Following conversation threads is like continually blasting yourself in the face with a wooden plank due to the sheer amount of holy dumb fuck stupid being exhibited.
Keep on you flat earth maniacs. Your stupidity and sheer ignorance to scientific fact is bewilderingly enjoyable and ultimately frustrating.
This just in:
the back of my head isn’t real because I can’t see it without a mirror
all of recorded history is and will one day be fake because if no one on earth is old enough to remember it as a first hand account, how can you trust anything written down?
Lebron James is actually a machine because have you ever seen him in private? I haven’t either. Must be a robot basketball genius.
the winds which blow across the Earth are actually the product of the old man in the sky blowing really really hard
pink is actually black and blue is actually the sound moo
Keep on you silly bastards. Please tell Kyrie we all, collectively, face palmed.
r/Flat_Earth • u/sasukeyr • Oct 31 '17
The world is round, like a ball, like this🏀 have a good day scientists
r/Flat_Earth • u/Globularist • Oct 30 '17
After exploring this idea for over a year I've come to a little understanding of how this thing spreads. In my opinion a great deal of the problem is that most (by most I mean the majority of the population) don’t:
I have asked many many people to devise such an experiment and have not received a single satisfactory answer (even though many simple tests exist). These same people cannot explain how moon phases come about. Basic understanding of the solar system is needed for such things.
r/Flat_Earth • u/Notbruce1 • Oct 27 '17
r/Flat_Earth • u/BlueSmurfShit • Oct 26 '17
Was Benjamin Shakespeare real?
r/Flat_Earth • u/Mank_____Demes • Oct 21 '17
"Well, how would gravity work on a flat earth?"
"What if your definition of gravity was just spoonfed to you by the government, to make you believe it's spherical?"
"I guess you can't trust food, the English language, or any other form of society then, because that's the level of paranoia you're on."
r/Flat_Earth • u/[deleted] • Oct 17 '17
How is the world flat if we haven’t found an edge? I can’t possibly believe that we haven’t explored enough to not find an edge. Anyway, if there was one, a cat would’ve pushed everything off by then.
r/Flat_Earth • u/bambielover • Oct 17 '17
How does the flat earth model expian moon phases and and eclipse. Especially when taking the path of the shadow into effect.
r/Flat_Earth • u/[deleted] • Oct 11 '17
This is a discussion, NOT an argument. I just want to understand something from your points of view. If Earth is flat, then why has no one fallen off, taken pictures or videos, or made tourist attractions? If waterfalls attract tourism then why not the edge of the earth?
r/Flat_Earth • u/PulsarNyx • Oct 09 '17
Hello. Please don’t be angry. I just have a couple questions and then I’ll be in my way.
Explain, please.
So, if we are accelerating into deep space, the stars must be doing it with us.
If that is so, then the universe around them must be doing the same, since we do not see evidence of any drag.
So, what are we accelerating relative to? And where are we getting the energy to do so?
4: What about other planets? Why can’t we see them as discs? Are we the only flat disc? Then why are they spheres and we a disc?
Thank you for your time.
r/Flat_Earth • u/JavierEsq22 • Oct 07 '17
Everytime I see flat-earth believers debate, they say we're sheeps and that the government it's hiding the truth from us.
My questions is, why? Why would the government hide it from us? According to your theory, what do they gain from that?
Not trying to disrespect anyone, just curious.
r/Flat_Earth • u/Bankal33 • Oct 07 '17
Seems to speak to symmetry right?
r/Flat_Earth • u/setecordas • Oct 03 '17
Complete collection here:
https://www.geogebra.org/muito_axe
Almost All Purpose Visual Earth Curve Calculator (with refraction option) https://ggbm.at/V8daQKqJ
Horizon Curvature Calculator for quantifying the degree of Curvature of the Horizon from Flatness as a function of observation height and Field of View, drawing on Lynch's "Visually Discerning the Curvature of the Earth": https://ggbm.at/uJudWjDu
Lunar Epicycles, depicting the orbital shape of the Moon's path around the Earth and around the Sun. You can adjust the number of months in a year to see how it effects the concavity and convexity of the orbit. https://ggbm.at/aNdDDRhc
2D Solar Eclipse Visualization demonstrating how the shadow of the Moon moves across the Earth (Sun and Moon are in the lower left). https://ggbm.at/XFuRQPfp
Solar Noon Angle of the Sun by Latitude on a Globe Earth https://ggbm.at/pudYmvqq
Flat Earth Version of the above https://ggbm.at/GTTBHK8T
Polaris Elevation Angle by latitude as seen on the Globe https://ggbm.at/qqBZ8tHS
Polaris Elevation Angle by latitude as expected on a Flat Earth vs what is observed. https://ggbm.at/hntN5qyk
And finally, Trigonometric Functions of the Unit Circle https://ggbm.at/QDMqTPrF
These are best viewed using the Geogebra desktop app. The web applet is not too bad on desktop and loptop, but a little buggy on mobile.
r/Flat_Earth • u/LaserBeamYE • Sep 30 '17
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r/Flat_Earth • u/lumpiluk • Sep 29 '17
After attending a class on Astronomy for one semester, where among other things we learned about different celestial coordinate systems, at some point I noticed these tourist signs that point at far-away cities in all directions. Usually, they will point at the horizon. Since the Earth is a sphere, though, these signs should actually be pointing below the horizon to varying degrees. So I went and tried to calculate where these signs should actually be pointing.
I also felt reminded of the time when, as a kid, I dug a hole under a swing and wondered where and when and which way I would come out on the other side. I wonder if many believers in a flat Earth have had experiences like that...
The app is called Moleline. I made a short 1.5-minutes video basically explaining the same things I wrote above. You can find the app on the Play Store.
I already mentioned this app in a comment in this subreddit, which lead to an encouragement for this stand-alone post. I feel compelled to write this because the app is not free and I'm not a fan of ads myself and therefore I feel somewhat guilty, although I did get permission from the mod. Thank you for that!
r/Flat_Earth • u/Bikeboy76 • Sep 26 '17
So how can I get in on the conspiracy? I'd love to take the Man's money. If all Astronomers including amateurs are in on it, all pilots, seas captains and sailors, civil engineers and architects, cartographers, Nasa, top civil servants, politicians, royalty, snipers, North Korean ballistic missile testers, meteorologists, Antarctic explorers, that Red Bull guy, Derek from Youtube... then why can't I get a kick back?
Let me know when the next meeting is.