If the earth was flat...

[TransJenner]

Why isn't there any pics of the edge of the Earth?

Why is there only one complete picture ever taken of the earth

Even NASA Says its photoshopped and had a artist photoshop it based off data

 

[Zak Bible]

Yeah right a picture would solve any of this
Flat earthers will just say it's doctored.

DUDE. The pictures are always bullshyt.
I’m the biggest sci fi fan. I desperately want to believe in the space/universe/nasa narrative but the shyt is bullshyt. No such thing as space, planets, milky ways, meteors, comets, none of its real.

I’m convinced it’s shyt cacs invented to make themselves look smart.

 

[Amestafuu (Emeritus)]

DUDE. The pictures are always bullshyt.
I’m the biggest sci fi fan. I desperately want to believe in the space/universe/nasa narrative but the shyt is bullshyt. No such thing as space, planets, milky ways, meteors, comets, none of its real.

I’m convinced it’s shyt cacs invented to make themselves look smart.

Cacs didn't invent the idea of space and comets, meteors planets or stars. They just put names to concepts that already existed. Other people had mapped the skies as well and stars and had concepts of other planetary bodies before cacs.

I find it hard to believe that someone that has observed the naked sky away from city lights would question some of these things.

 

[Wardo]

A rotating sphere that emits light will emit light in ALL directions. There will be no dark spots .

 

[DPresidential]

Tell these nikkas to go smack their YouTube professor.

24 hour time lapse of sunlight.

@R.E.N. Spells Ren why do we do this to ourselves. I think it's like a game where we spend a quarter to try to catch these nikkas in a corner they can't weasel out of.

It's like we're playing Whack-a-moleflat earther

 

[Wardo]

In order for the light from the sun to create dark places on a flat earth it would have to be a flashlight.

 

[southpawstyle]

Do flat earthers deny other sciences like chemistry and biology?

 

[cobra]

How do you explain lunar eclipses, like the one the United States witnessed in August?

How do you explain the lunar cycle?

How do you explain the moon and sun being visible at the same time sometimes with that gif?

Eclipses happen because the sun has a smaller natural satellite that has a large, uneven orbit around the sun. Eclipses happen when the orbit of the satellite and the sun intersect over earth.

Similarity the moon also has satellites orbiting around it. However the radius of this orbit is much smaller, hence explaining lunar cycles.


These satellites are small so they can't be seen unless they create a shadow.

 

[horizon]

it's all a simulation so the science based answers you're looking for don't properly ascertain the asymmetrical nature of reality therin such that the edge of the earth has a glitch in the matrix whereby the developers of the simulation have yet to release a patch but you perceive things to be normal because you have yet to free yourself from the chains of the portrait framed mind, my friend

 

[Mike Nasty]

A rotating sphere that emits light will emit light in ALL directions. There will be no dark spots .

The earth, moon and everything else in the Solar system reflects light. The Sun emits light.

 

[Wardo]

wait.... the sun and moon are spheres. But, only the earth is flat?

 

[cobra]

Tell these nikkas to go smack their YouTube professor.

24 hour time lapse of sunlight.

@R.E.N. Spells Ren why do we do this to ourselves. I think it's like a game where we spend a quarter to try to catch these nikkas in a corner they can't weasel out of.

It's like we're playing Whack-a-moleflat earther

 

[Wardo]

The earth, moon and everything else in the Solar system reflects light. The Sun emits light.

I am referring to the sun

 

[Bini Knight]

Current estimates hover around 32 miles in diameter

Be smaller than cities planetbrehs

 

[Devilinurear]

A rotating sphere that emits light will emit light in ALL directions. There will be no dark spots .

@cobra