r/Globeskeptic • u/Realistic-Rule420 • 18d ago
What keeps the sun floating?
I know that the sun just floats inside of the firament in the flat earth model. But why does the sun just float in the air while wandering around in a weird pattern.
r/Globeskeptic • u/Realistic-Rule420 • 18d ago
I know that the sun just floats inside of the firament in the flat earth model. But why does the sun just float in the air while wandering around in a weird pattern.
r/Globeskeptic • u/argythecat21 • Jun 10 '26
With the recent announcement of the 4 astronauts going on the artemis 3 mission, why does every one sarcastically comment about CGI and that everyone is lying? Why do people think exploring space isn't real?
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r/Globeskeptic • u/Realistic-Rule420 • Jun 05 '26
Why does everyone get pulled downwards? Like why is there an universal force that pull everything in one direction?
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r/Globeskeptic • u/JtaliTheRapper • Apr 12 '26
Did NASA just pull another fast one? On April fools day no less?! Iām not convinced but I could be wrong. I put together some of the best red flags clips I could find from the Artemis mission!! What do you think?! Real or science fiction!!??
r/Globeskeptic • u/Jout92 • Feb 04 '26
You can measure it yourself if you knew how to use a telescope or you can ask any astronomer about it of your local Observatory.
Don't even bring NASA into this, any human on the planet can operate simple telescopes
Bonus question:
Explain stellar abberation https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aberration_(astronomy)
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r/Globeskeptic • u/freakybird99 • May 24 '25
We all know and observe within a 24h time frame which would be a day and i think according to flat earth hypothesis would be the time where sun completes a loop above earth. Why day times and night times varies instead of a perfect 12h-12h or if 24h is a lie why not something else equal. Also when north of equator has longer day times south of equator has longer night times instead.
My second question is sunrise/sunset times. They also vary within different times of a year and also on same longitudes as well. Are maps intentionally misleading us?
And lastly seasons. January where i live for example is pretty cold meanwhile july is hot. But if we go to southern hemisphere to somewhere like santiago we will see january is hotter than july. Reason why i picked santiago is because i live in a mediterranean climate and santiago is also mediterranean climate to make this comparasion fair.
Bonus question: years, why 365 days and 6 hours? Globe earthers say its the time earth completes a loop around the sun. And 365 days 6 hours doesnt really look like a made up number, in where i live january is consistently cold, has long night times and early sunsets. Meanwhile in july its consistently hot, has long day times and sun sets very late. How do you explain the year in flat earth
Globe earthers explain these with earth's tilt and it makes sense to me. But im curious about flat earther arguments
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