The Earth is Flat

[Anonymous No.8762780]

Okay /sci/, can we finally all agree that the earth is flat and not round? So sick and tired of hearing this "globe" shit.

[Anonymous No.8762784]

>>8762780
Of course the earth is flat let me prove it to you.
The universe is a hypersphere of 4d therefore we lie on the surface of a bubble of space and time. Everyone knows that if you unravel a bubble it's flat, QED.

[Anonymous No.8762786]

>>8762780
Why doesn't the sun shine on the whole surface then?

[Anonymous No.8762794]

>>8762786
I think the image I attached in the first explains it well enough, if a bit exaggerated. It's more of a spotlight shining on specific parts of the world, going around it and not a sun going over and under the earth.

[Anonymous No.8762798]

how could beams of light happen like this on a globe earth? The beams shouldn't be this way.

[Anonymous No.8762800]

>>8762794
Is God the weilder of the light though? That's the real question.

[Anonymous No.8762805]

>>8762800
or is god the light itself?

[Anonymous No.8762811]

>>8762805
Or is god just something men created cause they had no light back then?

[Anonymous No.8762813]

c'mon guys let's have some actual discussion here.

[Anonymous No.8762815]

>>8762780
"I told this cat the Earth was flat, he walked long enough to strangle himself for being stupid."
sucka

[Anonymous No.8762820]

>>8762780
if its flat why can't I see the Southern Cross from New York

[Anonymous No.8762823]

>>8762820
I'm not sure what you mean. You would never be able to see such long distances with the naked eye because it all eventually blurs/fogs. Pretty simple really.

[Anonymous No.8762848]

>>8762823
well said, fellow skinhead.

[Anonymous No.8762858]

>>8762780

[Anonymous No.8762859]

>>8762815
wait wait wait I messed up:

"I told this cat the Earth was flat, he walked until his beard grow long enough for him to strangle himself for being stupid"
sucka

[Anonymous No.8762862]

>>8762823
Why does the blur/fog become immediate once you cross the equator though? Why does a difference of 1 meter cause you to be able to perfectly see some stars as opposed to you being completely unable? Why do these stars move under the horizon when you cross the equator? This would only be possible with a sphere/

[Anonymous No.8762923]

>>8762780
How does this one takes the seasons into account ?

[Anonymous No.8762935]

It is, it's just suspended in curved spacetime that makes it appear spherical when observed from the outside and loop around at the edges.

[Anonymous No.8762939]

>>8762935
Shut your faggot mouth, you fucking retard. Your parents are ashamed of you.

[Anonymous No.8762940]

The earth is actually a torus projected onto a 2D plane, further projected onto a 3D plane.

[Anonymous No.8762946]

>>8762939
But I don't use my mouth to type anon :^)

[Anonymous No.8762969]

>>8762805
This is too deep for /sci/.
>>>/his/

[Anonymous No.8762983]

>>8762780
>So sick and tired of hearing this "globe" shit
It's so obvious. When a map is projected on a globe it gets all distorted. They can never get all the shapes and angles to line up right.

[Anonymous No.8762987]

>>8762946
T...then just stop being a queer. And move out of your parents house, and stop taking estrogen, it's turning the frogs gay.

[Anonymous No.8762998]

>>8762923
youtube.com/watch?v=laRaFa1FExQ

[Anonymous No.8763000]

This is a good compilation, despite a clickbaity title
www.youtube.com/watch?v=xQzq9y89Dos

[Anonymous No.8763004]

19:1
" The heavens declare the glory of God; and the firmament sheweth his handywork. "

[Anonymous No.8763023]

>>8762998

Why didn't anyone take photos of the Moons under side? Should be a pretty common photo if it flies above us.

[Anonymous No.8763056]

How would you explain that fluids rotate clockwise on some regions, anti-clockwise on others? You can't explain coriolis-force phenomena on a flat surface.

[Anonymous No.8763062]

>>8763056
How would you prove that is does? Ever perform this experiment in both the north and south 'hemisphere'? Plenty of videos have, no such effect observed, outside of 'textbooks'

[Anonymous No.8763083]

>>8763062
Yes I made this observation even by myself (central europe[clockwise] - Bali,Indonesia[anti-clockwise])!

[Anonymous No.8763105]

How do sailors navigate accurately with nautical charts and courses designed for a round Earth, if it's actually flat? How can a sextant work instead of failing if the Earth isn't a spheroid?

[Anonymous No.8763109]

Someone from the 4th dimension would perceive our 3rd dimension as flat

[Anonymous No.8763112]

>>8763083
youtu.be/ihv4f7VMeJw?t=55s to 1m50s

[Anonymous No.8763134]

>>8763083
It's the other way around.
Globe shilling only works when you don't fuck up.

[Anonymous No.8763137]

I think one thing we can finally agree is that this joke is stale, boring and unfunny.

[Anonymous No.8763150]

>>8763112
Of course when he does the experiment again with a still pool, the only explanation for why it spins the way he predicted this time is, of course... the rotation of earth, no other reason is possible. Question answered, moving on...

youtu.be/Wg2deAEhoF4?t=1m40s

[Anonymous No.8763693]

Circumpolar stars as seen from the Northern Hemisphere, as predicted by both the flat and globe models.

1 of 2

[Anonymous No.8763695]

>>8763693
2 of 2

Circumpolar stars as seen looking south from the Southern Hemisphere! Not possible to have both sets of circumpolar stars in a flat model, but inevitable with a rotating globe.

[Anonymous No.8763715]

Aren't the moon and sun the same distance on the flat earth model?

[Anonymous No.8763718]

>>8763715
Would depend on the model, but presumably even a flatist is smart enough to have the moon marginally closer.

[Anonymous No.8763836]

>>8763062
What? Explain hurricanes/cyclones then.
inb4 muh sink, coriolis effect is too weak on scales like that

[Anonymous No.8763841]

Is this just roleplaying? With the recent /pol/tards you just don't know anymore.