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Anonymous Mon 17 Jul 2023 03:41:09 No.18162177 View View Report

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>>18162171
>we claim the sun is small and local lighting up half as it orbits above.
Of course this is impossible as the sun and moon have constant size and transit speed and set below the horizon. If your model were true they would never set, they would shrink to the size of stars and then come back again the next day.

Of course you won't have any answer for this. The last time you tried you claimed we all had a personal dome, and everyone laughed.

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Anonymous Thu 06 Jul 2023 02:37:31 No.18058599 View View Report

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>>18058598
>I pointed out that the distance has no impact when it should you fucking moron.
LMFAO did you not understand your own flerf copypasta?
>How could such a small distance result in such a huge change...
The distances of both are too small to matter much. It's the angle of light as it strikes Earth.

>Also the weather works better with our model.
It doesn't work at all. Please watch the attached gif and educate yourself.

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Anonymous Tue 04 Jul 2023 18:08:43 No.18040258 View View Report

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>>18040237
>proves earth spins via RLG
>"but what about Eratosthenes?"
LOL

>>18040246
>nooo the sun is like a flashlight and it moves off into the distan...
https://www.geogebra.org/m/C9BcVgd4

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Anonymous Mon 08 May 2023 14:55:12 No.17607065 View View Report

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>>17607034
>nooooo i made a toy model in my basement i don't think the shadows are right
kek. Why don't you try explaining eclipses on flat Earth? Hell, why don't you just explain how the sun and moon have consistent size and transit speed on a flat Earth?
https://www.geogebra.org/m/C9BcVgd4
>protip: you can't

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Anonymous Sat 08 Apr 2023 13:58:13 No.17414152 View View Report

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>>17414120
>nooooo
>a hot spot can't be caused by something far away!!!
LOL of course it can. Why are flerfs so ignorant about photography?

>>17414124
It's my pleasure. I love triggering flerfs.

>>17414133
As usual flerfs have no image/video source. No idea as to camera, lens, focal length (longer focal length = too small of view to see curvature), processing, etc. It's all meme photos and sleights of hand for them.

>>17414133
>Litteraly what happens here:
You still don't understand lens flare, do you? Try this experiment with the moon, or with a proper solar filter on your lens when testing the sun. Same size, constant transit speed. Which kills flat Earth...dead.

https://www.geogebra.org/m/C9BcVgd4

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