Is the Earth flat?

[FlatEarth]

It's all a lie so NASA can make money!

Every government lies to you so NASA can make money

Start from the beginning, JD. It's not too long for even you to watch.

[FlatEarth]

Throughout thousands of years the same constellations have remained fixed in their same patterns without moving out of position whatsoever. If the Earth were a big ball spinning around a bigger Sun spinning around a bigger galaxy shooting off from the Biggest Bang as NASA claims, it is impossible that the constellations would remain so fixed. Based on their model, we should, in fact, have an entirely different night sky every single night and never repeat exactly the same star pattern twice.

If Earth were a spinning ball it would be impossible to photograph star-trail time-lapses turning perfect circles around Polaris anywhere but the North Pole. At all other vantage points the stars would be seen to travel more or less horizontally across the observer’s horizon due to the alleged 1000mph motion beneath their feet. In reality, however, Polaris’s surrounding stars can always be photographed turning perfect circles around the central star all the way down to the Tropic of Capricorn.

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[FlatEarth]

In 2003, three University Geography professors collaborated in an experiment to prove that the state of Kansas is indeed actually flatter than a pancake! Using topigraphical geodetic surveys covering over 80,000 square miles it was determined that Kansas has a flatness ratio of 0.9997 over the entire state while the average pancake, precisely measured using a confocal laser microscope comes in at 0.957, making Kansas thereby literally flatter than a pancake.

Impossible on a globe 25,000 miles in circumference. :facepalm

[ericberry14]

They won't even finish reading the text. It's pretty interesting to say the least. But what's the point on this site? You will have kw and muck laugh at you and jd parrot them and say something about the moon. Having a real conversation with people like the bama brothers is not possible

[FlatEarth]

Indeed. Really was more curious to see how the folks would respond here. It was typical and consistent, for sure...

[FSUKW]

:biglol

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The video in the next post is dedicated to 20.

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[ericberry14]

:spam :biglol

[FSUKW]

Is this Fat Earther serious?

[Muck FcDisney]

Is this Fat Earther serious?

Of course not. No flat earther is. Possibly the greatest troll* in the history of mankind. .. it's just that a few hundred people haven't figured it out yet. :dog

*personally, I'd put religion at #1... not surprising that many flat earthers use one fraud to support another :crazy

[Muck FcDisney]

In 2003, three University Geography professors collaborated in an experiment to prove that the state of Kansas is indeed actually flatter than a pancake! Using topigraphical geodetic surveys covering over 80,000 square miles it was determined that Kansas has a flatness ratio of 0.9997 over the entire state while the average pancake, precisely measured using a confocal laser microscope comes in at 0.957, making Kansas thereby literally flatter than a pancake.

Impossible on a globe 25,000 miles in circumference. :facepalm

Totally! But not as impossible as craters or valleys. Did you know people actually believe in those things? :ROFL

ps- FL is the flattest state, despite Jenn Sterger.
pps- If the earth was flat, KS wouldn't appear so flat, considering there's roughly a 3,400 ft difference in elevation from the eastern border to the western border. Probably compensates for some of that curvature, no? ;)

[FSUKW]

In 2003, three University Geography professors collaborated in an experiment to prove that the state of Kansas is indeed actually flatter than a pancake! Using topigraphical geodetic surveys covering over 80,000 square miles it was determined that Kansas has a flatness ratio of 0.9997 over the entire state while the average pancake, precisely measured using a confocal laser microscope comes in at 0.957, making Kansas thereby literally flatter than a pancake.

Impossible on a globe 25,000 miles in circumference. :facepalm

Totally! But not as impossible as craters or valleys. Did you know people actually believe in those things? :ROFL

ps- FL is the flattest state, despite Jenn Sterger.
pps- If the earth was flat, KS wouldn't appear so flat, considering there's roughly a 3,400 ft difference in elevation from the eastern border to the western border. Probably compensates for some of that curvature, no? ;)

Brah, don't fuck this thread up with logic.