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Loons!!
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:hehe: Wonder what they believe keeps all the water on the earth?Quote:
Originally Posted by PSRB
YouTube Eddie Bravo Flat Earth if you want something to watch this afternoon imo
His lastest conspiracy theory is that nuclear weapons aren’t real is a classic :clap:
To be fair there are aspects of the Flat Earth theory which are interesting but it just gets swamped by the loons and gives others the fuel to discredit this and loads of others stuff outright rather than actually explaining why it’s wrong.
My personal favourite and feel free to use this won is -
Gravity isn’t real. So Newton gets wasted one afternoon, takes a nap under a tree, an apple falls on his head and that’s gravity. No that’s called a concussion ffs
Which aspects would they be?Quote:
Originally Posted by Tony C
The ring of ice that surrounds it of course. :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by barrybueno
Oh yeah, well then sign me up!Quote:
Originally Posted by Pokster
:music: And then I saw the ice, now I'm a believer :music:
I wished they would explain how the sun rises and sets at different times on this earth if the earth is flatQuote:
Originally Posted by barrybueno
Aye, see also the horizonQuote:
Originally Posted by Pokster
Truman Show was real, basically..... weather is controlled inside the dome.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pokster
God, you lot know nothing :)
Can’t remember where I saw it but it was a study done by a University on global wind patterns.
When plotted onto a normal globe it would appear to be a cluster f..k so to better illustrative their findings they used a Flat Earth map with the same data. The result was a perfect illustration of global wind patterns.
And I believe on the NASA website you can view global temperatures. Again it looks a mess within a globe so NASA installed an option to view it as a flat earth and again its perfect.
I think that’s what slightly more interesting ie the map is a bit more useful for looking at certain data. I think the UN use it for their logo.
Map collecting is a little hobby of mine...hence me stubbling into this a while back.
Speaking of which there’s a very famous world map for the 1400s. It was done using source material from over 20 other maps. Perfectly accurate with all the correct longitudes and latitudes but it depicted Antarctica as a pretty much a nice place to live ie green trees and rivers.
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Originally Posted by PSRB
Drilling for oil must be fun