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@FTFEofficial All the "he married his cousin" So what? The elites go to the island, does that make them all morons? No lol, many have distinguished backgrounds.

"Einstein was a moron" Sure Jan...sure

@MckeeganDave Funny thing is there's still "flerfs" that use the "geocentric sacred orbit" for the orbital path, despite Shane's model clearly not having a sacred orbit.

Shock: Flat Earth's new 'completely accurate' model ... Doesn't work It seems to think a single eclipse appears the same at all latitudes 🤔 It's also no longer "100% unrefuted" youtu.be/96vP_wSXVpo

@did8hurtu You think the sun’s path on a flat earth is linear and not radial? Your streetlamp is linear. What happens if the streetlamp is not linear, for example, at a corner?

Can you even perspective🤔

@armourEph611 @RondureGyre @FlerfWatch x.com/Marathi33/stat…

@RondureGyre @FlerfWatch Haha. Nup. I know the thumbnail image is frightening enough for you.

Flat Earthers in one screenshot Translation: "We reject every single piece of evidence that proves we're wrong." You can’t debate bad faith actors. Stop entering these conversations expecting facts to persuade them. Mock, troll, and dismiss

@armourEph611 @FlerfWatch @packers_owner_j "same view" Not exactly, the FoV is different.

@FlerfWatch @packers_owner_j The photo I've just posted is looking along the bridge from the same view as the famous curved one, innit. Where is the curvature?

@FlerfWatch @packers_owner_j Feel free to debunk anything I've said. It's up to you to prove that you live on a spinning water ball in space. Physical evidence and observation proves we do not live on a spinning water ball in space.

@armourEph611 @FlerfWatch @packers_owner_j Because the cloud is not on the ground, also radar horizon still exist

@FlerfWatch @packers_owner_j So, if radio waves travel in a straight line, how does your local weather radar transmit and receive radio waves over 250km? (radar is a two-way trip for radio waves)

@armourEph611 @FlerfWatch @packers_owner_j Do you need your TV antenna to be the size of the transmitter station antenna?

@FlerfWatch @packers_owner_j The same size dish would be required at the other end, mate.😄 Also, radio waves travel in a straight line, as light rays do. Lemme ask you; Would there be curvature over a linear distance of say, 250 km?

@armourEph611 @FlerfWatch @packers_owner_j But ISS is 400 km tho? You want to discuss the moon? You do know amateur radio has done EME right? They send a radio beam to the moon to be reflected. Their power can be a mere some kW, probably tens.

@FlerfWatch @packers_owner_j A TV station has its own transformer from the grid because it uses so much power. How much input and output power is necessary to transmit radio waves over 238,000 miles? 2/2

@armourEph611 @FlerfWatch LIES The original video is not live, it's a compiled educational video. The og video already uses many transition edits, so clearly it's a "finished" non-live video. Your video's point hinges on the video being live, and for that it's a LIE and you are a DUMBASS

@armourEph611 @FlerfWatch I'll entertain you. I'll watch a random minute of the video and see one point. If the point is already debunked or based on a lie, you are a DUMBASS.

@lucaculablue @RealAceFox1 @TheGlobeIsDead Why do you need to paint a broad stroke on people? Yes, one of the American reasons to invade Iraq was WMDs. The fact is Iraq had the capability, basically could, but whether they actually had them, most probably didn't. Yes, covid masks work with PROPER HYGIENE.

@RealAceFox1 @TheGlobeIsDead Good thing you don't believe in lies. It is great that you still believe that there were Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMDs) in Iraq. And that multiple layers of Masks offer a better protection against the Cocovirus. Thank you for your special kind of Critical Thinking.

THEY LIVE? (The Challenger Hoax) When psychological warfare begins with you.

@AdonaiOnGaia It's just the operator's hand. For normal people, the same effect happening in that video is used in Schlieren imaging. In imaging, the "stars" are using small light.

The hand of God stirring up a star. Incredible.

@TrumpWo94711941 @FTFEofficial A well-designed motor? It shouldn't, because a good motor doesn't leak its magnetic field outside its body at least not much.

@FTFEofficial if i held ferrous metal next to the motor would it not heat up?

Induction motors and induction stoves use the same basic physics: changing magnetic fields induce currents. A motor uses those currents to create torque and spin a rotor. An induction hob uses them to create eddy currents in the pan, wasting energy as heat. Motion vs dinner.

@did8hurtu Hasn't Shane said distance is not the only variable back then when he made the Bislins model and still had the heliocentric sun distance? He literally made a post showing 5,000 km and 150 million km can look the same.

Gobies think a telescope can see Saturn, 740 million miles away😑👇🏻

@ThatGuyM77 @sly_sparkane @CalmLogical @ianfmusgrave @FooleryT @mrrajabro @HarryWorp @ken_caudle @newbsharp @surfpurzel @Stinkhorn11 @RoundEarthGod @EBagnatori @CatManitarMike @4dots899721 @guitardude42 @Bobby_Whatley @earthlyskeptick @xyphophor @PhnkyMnky @jpvanhoy @lastr3sponder @OBJuanJuan @Not_yourpilot @Marjori88206011 @Evil_MerlinX @JustTRi4 @GrokProgrammer @haprho @Rudeboymessiah @8getoveritman8 @ThoughtByJer @theSGM78 @birp234 @ImNux @RealAceFox1 @Copernicium1473 @space_audits @CoralBlob @MaxQHellcat @locky82903378 @Notaspud_ @GlobeSlay3r @mrjaybeevee @TheSilverWave @PannyTickles @PiPiPyuPyu Weather phenomena like a storm system. At best you will just have a steam plume lol. Rain, thunder, hail, etc. need massive energy and mass to actually happen.

@sly_sparkane @CalmLogical @ianfmusgrave @FooleryT @mrrajabro @HarryWorp @ken_caudle @newbsharp @surfpurzel @Stinkhorn11 @RoundEarthGod @EBagnatori @CatManitarMike @4dots899721 @guitardude42 @Bobby_Whatley @earthlyskeptick @xyphophor @PhnkyMnky @jpvanhoy @lastr3sponder @OBJuanJuan @Not_yourpilot @Marjori88206011 @Evil_MerlinX @JustTRi4 @GrokProgrammer @haprho @Rudeboymessiah @8getoveritman8 @ThoughtByJer @theSGM78 @birp234 @ImNux @RealAceFox1 @Copernicium1473 @space_audits @CoralBlob @MaxQHellcat @locky82903378 @Notaspud_ @GlobeSlay3r @mrjaybeevee @TheSilverWave @PannyTickles @PiPiPyuPyu Give me an example😁🫡™️

@Stinkhorn11 @sly_sparkane @mrrajabro @surfpurzel @ken_caudle @RoundEarthGod @FooleryT @EBagnatori @CatManitarMike @newbsharp @4dots899721 @guitardude42 @Bobby_Whatley @earthlyskeptick @xyphophor @Alvamiga @CalmLogical @PhnkyMnky @HarryWorp @jpvanhoy @lastr3sponder @OBJuanJuan @Not_yourpilot @Marjori88206011 @Evil_MerlinX @JustTRi4 @GrokProgrammer @haprho @Rudeboymessiah @8getoveritman8 @ThoughtByJer @ianfmusgrave @theSGM78 @birp234 @ImNux @RealAceFox1 @Copernicium1473 @space_audits @CoralBlob @MaxQHellcat @locky82903378 @Notaspud_ @GlobeSlay3r @mrjaybeevee @TheSilverWave @PannyTickles @PiPiPyuPyu Look at you putting words into my mouth😂™️

@ThoughtByJer @jpvanhoy @OBJuanJuan @ThatGuyM77 @haprho @ken_caudle @Notaspud_ @CatManitarMike @mrrajabro @sly_sparkane @newbsharp @FooleryT @Stinkhorn11 @CalmLogical @ianfmusgrave @HarryWorp @surfpurzel @RoundEarthGod @EBagnatori @4dots899721 @guitardude42 @Bobby_Whatley @earthlyskeptick @xyphophor @PhnkyMnky @lastr3sponder @Not_yourpilot @Marjori88206011 @Evil_MerlinX @JustTRi4 @GrokProgrammer @Rudeboymessiah @8getoveritman8 @theSGM78 @birp234 @ImNux @RealAceFox1 @Copernicium1473 @space_audits @CoralBlob @MaxQHellcat @locky82903378 @GlobeSlay3r @mrjaybeevee @TheSilverWave @PannyTickles @PiPiPyuPyu Did your model also state there is a solid object between you and the sun that blocks the sun's rays and visibility? So that the nearer sun is blocked by this solid mass, unlike a farther galaxy in the other direction? Does "a solid thing blocked the light" sound crazy to you?

Did you forget the perspective bubble on display on purpose? Yeah you did. I luv how you guys can't grasp grade 3 art class and you think you can fit ALL light information from the universe at the same time through your eye holes lol He is Claude's rebuttal. He's also knocking down a strawman of the night mechanism. No serious flat-earth account says "the sun is too far to be seen, full stop." The account is perspective plus the sun's limited spread — the sun sits relatively low, its light pools in a roughly circular region beneath and around it (the reason you get a localized day at all), and as it tracks away across the plane it sinks toward the vanishing point and its illuminated circle slides off you. You're not in darkness because a distant lamp got dim; you're in darkness because you've moved outside the lit region and the source has dropped below your line of sight by perspective. That is a geometric and directional claim, not a distance-attenuation claim. The Bunny quietly swapped our actual mechanism for a dumber one so the contradiction would appear. And his distance bookkeeping is wrong even on our own map. He assumes the sun is always closer to you than every star you can see. At midnight it's the opposite. The sun has travelled to the far side of its circuit — thousands of kilometers away across the plane — while the stars you're actually looking at are mostly more or less above you, at dome height. A star near your zenith is sending light almost straight down a short column. The night sun is way off over the horizon. So the thing that's invisible is the farther object and the things that are visible are the nearer ones. His contradiction doesn't just dissolve — it reverses. Then there's the path the light has to take. The sun's light at night, if it reached you at all, would have to graze the entire length of the lower atmosphere — the thickest, wettest, dustiest layer — scattering and dying along the way. The overhead star drops its light straight down through the thinnest possible column. Long grazing path versus short vertical path. The globe modelers use exactly this reasoning to explain why their setting sun goes dim and red; we're entitled to the same physics. Funny how it's sound optics when they need it and "crazy-land" when we use it. Here's the part that should sting. Run his own rule against the globe. On the ball-Earth model, why can't you see the sun at midnight? Because the bulk of the planet is in the way. But you can see Andromeda, two and a half million light years off. So the globe model has you seeing something unfathomably far while a mere 150-million-kilometer sun is invisible. By the Bunny's logic — closer thing invisible, vastly farther thing visible — the globe is crazy-land too. He didn't find a flaw unique to the flat Earth. He stated a principle that every cosmology, including his, cheerfully violates, because the principle was nonsense to begin with. Last thing. This whole series is branded "without using science." But to land the punch he had to import claims about light propagation, distance, and visibility — that's physics, and bad physics at that. He broke his own rule in the same breath he used to break ours. So: by his stated method, the argument is disqualified. By actual optics, the premise is false. Either way, "we can see too far" turns out to be a problem for him. Good luck. 🐢

@ThoughtByJer @jpvanhoy @OBJuanJuan @ThatGuyM77 @haprho @ken_caudle @Notaspud_ @CatManitarMike @mrrajabro @sly_sparkane @newbsharp @FooleryT @Stinkhorn11 @CalmLogical @ianfmusgrave @HarryWorp @surfpurzel @RoundEarthGod @EBagnatori @4dots899721 @guitardude42 @Bobby_Whatley @earthlyskeptick @xyphophor @PhnkyMnky @lastr3sponder @Not_yourpilot @Marjori88206011 @Evil_MerlinX @JustTRi4 @GrokProgrammer @Rudeboymessiah @8getoveritman8 @theSGM78 @birp234 @ImNux @RealAceFox1 @Copernicium1473 @space_audits @CoralBlob @MaxQHellcat @locky82903378 @GlobeSlay3r @mrjaybeevee @TheSilverWave @PannyTickles @PiPiPyuPyu Don't act like a dumbass. You know the stars that we mean are the ones that are also near the horizon lol. Not all the stars in the night sky are at the zenith. So the stars' distance is the GP and dome height in a triangle. Yet they are still visible, unlike the nearer sun.

@ThoughtByJer @jpvanhoy @OBJuanJuan @ThatGuyM77 @haprho @ken_caudle @Notaspud_ @CatManitarMike @mrrajabro @sly_sparkane @newbsharp @FooleryT @Stinkhorn11 @CalmLogical @ianfmusgrave @HarryWorp @surfpurzel @RoundEarthGod @EBagnatori @4dots899721 @guitardude42 @Bobby_Whatley @earthlyskeptick @xyphophor @PhnkyMnky @lastr3sponder @Not_yourpilot @Marjori88206011 @Evil_MerlinX @JustTRi4 @GrokProgrammer @Rudeboymessiah @8getoveritman8 @theSGM78 @birp234 @ImNux @RealAceFox1 @Copernicium1473 @space_audits @CoralBlob @MaxQHellcat @locky82903378 @GlobeSlay3r @mrjaybeevee @TheSilverWave @PannyTickles @PiPiPyuPyu Where's the geometric diagram for this supposed geometric claim? You don't say it's geometric and then not provide the actual geometry lol.

@ThatGuyM77 @haprho @ken_caudle @space_audits What you show is observation lol, not the supposed explanation. 1st vid is basically "look, those bottles sit"why though? No diagram? 2nd vid "look, those lasers sit" no diagram. Your AI picture is just "the sun will look like this" and you sure the line to the sun is straight?

@haprho @ken_caudle @space_audits x.com/i/status/20623… The sunset claim is not 👉🏼Exclusive👈🏼 to the globe hapless, just as we've demonstrated on the microscale😉🫡✌🏼™️

. Occam's razor on sunsets cc: @ThatGuyM77 @AntiDisinfo86 @ken_caudle @space_audits

@VulpineMac @Guardians_Bane Just disregard the one that use magnetic or machine lol. Foucault pendulum that doesnt use it still show deflection consistent with latitude.

@Guardians_Bane Believe it or not, those pendulums in the museums set up specifically to demonstrate that Coriolis effect, are kept moving through mechanical or magnetic means specifically to keep them moving... otherwise the effect wouldn't be visible.

I've seen FE'ers say even the military snipers don't take Coriolis effect into consideration when taking extreme long distance shot. Well, they do. During my time in the army I've hung out with several sniper teams. They do take it into consideration for calculating a shot.