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Could migratory birds find the "South" if Antarctica were an ice ring on a flat earth? Science says: No. Birds rely on a complex biological GPS that only works on a rotating sphere with two magnetic poles. 1/3
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CuriousNeuron
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CuriousNeuron
@StillBuffering2
Passionate about understanding the world through evidence, reason, and the scientific method.
Netherlands Katılım Haziran 2025
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@pastelmetal @beyond_theveil1 Plasma is a light source; it doesn’t cast shadows on itself. You’re literally looking at solid rock blocking sunlight. If it were plasma, those craters would be glowing, not pitch black.
Sorry mate.
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Remember that time India tried to convince us they had landed on the moon?
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@pastelmetal @beyond_theveil1 If the Moon were a light emitting phenomenon, it wouldn’t be able to cast shadows on itself.
A lightbulb doesn't have a "dark side." That’s a solid, rocky world catching some sun.
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@StillBuffering2 @beyond_theveil1 Because you posted a photo with shadows? I've taken these photos with my own telescope. There are various states of matter. This means nothing. Especially, if the moon is a light emitting phenomenon.
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@StillBuffering2 @beyond_theveil1 Well...if only the moon was a solid object, you guys would be right 🤷 But, thank you for reaching out. I appreciate your efforts! All the best 🫠 #vibesofcosmos
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I made this timelapse of Artemis 2's lunar flyby using some of the 12,000 photos that @NASA recently released ... I really hope they release the raw files soon as well so I can balance the exposures better between frames
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@egolder256 While the Indian moon landing was an incredible achievement, it’s amazing to see so many people sharing the MATLAB simulation imagery rather than the actual photos from the lunar surface.
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This idiot believes Indians are so bad at CGI that they made worse CGI of the Moon landing in '2023 than Americans did in 1969...
BEYOND THE VEIL@beyond_theveil1
Remember that time India tried to convince us they had landed on the moon?
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Guess what??
We landed on the Moon!!!
…here’s some petrified wood to confirm the story. 👍
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@pastelmetal @beyond_theveil1 I am always happy to help those who struggle to understand what they are seeing. Follow me for more answers.
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@StillBuffering2 @beyond_theveil1 Look at it go! They made sure to drive it in a large radius to preserve the natural foreground. Such attention to detail. Bravo
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@pastelmetal @beyond_theveil1 The reason there are no tracks in front of the camera is simple physics: the camera is mounted on the front of the Pragyan rover. Like a car’s dashcam, it can’t record tracks that haven't been made yet, the tracks are all behind it.
Here on the other hand:
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@StillBuffering2 @beyond_theveil1 No footprints or tracks leading to the camera.
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@ChristiferBrown So why don't we see stars in front of the planets?
Given that in this model, the stars are closer to us than the planets 🤔
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@ChristiferBrown And Jupiter is approximately 11 times the diameter of Earth. In this model, it looks roughly comparable in size or even smaller than the localized "sun" or "moon" discs.
It’s definitely a bit of a "honey, I shrunk the gas giant" situation 😅
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@Ross_W26 @beyond_theveil1 Most men would rather deny a hard truth then face it.
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@LevEyal111 @AntiDisinfo86 @d2fl @TheGlobeIsDead And Jupiter is approximately 11 times the diameter of Earth. In this model, it looks roughly comparable in size or even smaller than the localized "sun" or "moon" discs.
It’s definitely a bit of a "honey, I shrunk the gas giant" situation 😅
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@AntiDisinfo86 @d2fl @TheGlobeIsDead Too bad you are unable to explain the shadows they cast and have that match reality
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Big flaw in Shane's flat earth Ptolemy simulator everyone shares.
It models Jupiter as one dot. Point binoculars at Jupiter tonight. You see 4 bright moons orbiting it. This model has zero code for them. @TheGlobeIsDead
Same problem with Venus phases and southern star rotation. @TedLogan1010
The model is a pretty visualization. It does not survive basic backyard checks. @AntiDisinfo86
Which breakdown should we test next? @ken_caudle
#FlatEarth #Astronomy
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@SheepDogLegend The spacecraft was launched in 2006.
You have no idea what you’re talking about 😄
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Remember, this satellite went out in the 1970s and is giving us 8k resolution.
These accounts are grifting hard.
Massimo@Rainmaker1973
After traveling 9 years and covering 3 billion miles, NASA's New Horizons spacecraft got this shot. The icy mountains of Pluto.
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Welcome to Northern Canada!
…..because….
How would you know??
Curiosity@CuriosityonX
Every rock in this image is older than every living thing on Earth. If you stood here, you'd die. This is Mars. 140 million miles away from us!
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@CapitalMisto @earthlyskeptick @haprho @Mctoon27 @MckeeganDave If the "muck" were the reason stars disappear, stars would be invisible long before they reached the horizon. Furthermore, if you used a powerful telescope you should be able to "bring back" the North Star from Australia. You can't. No telescope can see through the solid earth.
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@StillBuffering2 @earthlyskeptick @haprho @Mctoon27 @MckeeganDave Stars don't go "behind" a curve; they move beyond the Limit of Resolution and are obscured by the density of the atmosphere. As a bird moves south, the stars behind it are "compressed" toward the horizon by perspective and eventually fade out through the "muck" of the air.
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Could migratory birds find the "South" if Antarctica were an ice ring on a flat earth? Science says: No. Birds rely on a complex biological GPS that only works on a rotating sphere with two magnetic poles. 1/3
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@AntiDisinfo86 @MckeeganDave @benwehrman Still, if you look at where Antarctica is placed, "South" is just a direction toward the bottom of the image. To complete a loop, the explorers would have to reach the bottom edge, somehow teleport to the top edge, and continue.
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@StillBuffering2 @MckeeganDave @benwehrman no its not. you are confusing the map with the model, as every glober in history has done.
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This new Flat Earth Conceptual Model is a GAME-CHANGER.
It allows you to toggle between viewing Earth's full celestial system from above, and as an observer on the ground with perspective restrictions.
Bravo, @AntiDisinfo86 👏
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@plain_see It’s plain to see you’re being played. All assumptions and unproven flags earth theories.
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They know…
Most just don’t say anything, because of people’s insane reactions.
₿en Wehrman@benwehrman
I asked 2 more pilots, "Globe or Flat?" on my recent flight home from Canada. "It's definitely flat." 2nd guy: "Yeah." "It's not even a conspiracy, it's just real." Is every veteran pilot conspiring to prank me?? Or are they simply aware that there is no 1,000MPH of Earth spin to account for, or multiple miles of downward nose-drop per minute needed to follow the curve of a ball 🤔
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@MckeeganDave @AntiDisinfo86 @benwehrman The expedition’s travel time, fuel usage, and celestial navigation matched a sphere’s dimensions perfectly. If the Earth were flat, the distances across the "outer rim" would be impossible to cover.
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@MckeeganDave @AntiDisinfo86 @benwehrman On Shane’s model, Antarctica is an "ice wall" around the edge. But the team didn't hit a wall, they traveled into the continent, through the South Pole, and out the other side. This is only possible if all lines of longitude converge at a single point.
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