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10-23-2020, 11:32 PM
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Has Polaris/The "North Pole Star" ever moved, an inch?
How is Ball Earth spinning, orbiting, wobbling, flying.....
And coincidentally, the one star directly above the north pole... Never moves?
And coincidentally, the one star directly above the north pole... Never moves?
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10-23-2020, 11:36 PM
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Also lol at how the moon is just the right size and distance away to make a total eclipse the exact size the of sun in the sky.
10-23-2020, 11:38 PM
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does this prove flat earth?
10-23-2020, 11:41 PM
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10-23-2020, 11:42 PM
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Yes. Before 3000 BC, Alpha Draconis, aka Thuban, was our Pole star. In about 13,000 years, Vega will be our pole star.
Earth's polarity is at 23.5 degrees because the moon stabilizes its tilt. Otherwise, earth would be more like a dreidel that is about to fall over. And yes, stars do move. Our star moves at about 510000 mph around the milky way. The star S4, one of the stars that clued astronomers in on The milky way having a super massive black hole (because it orbits it) orbits Saggitarius A* at 15k miles per second which is like 10% the speed of light. Its fast as fuk boiiiiiiiii.
Stars farther away from something with such mass move much slower. The closer they are to a huge gravity/mass, like other stars, the faster they will move but they are so far away they seem to barely move if at all
Earth's polarity is at 23.5 degrees because the moon stabilizes its tilt. Otherwise, earth would be more like a dreidel that is about to fall over. And yes, stars do move. Our star moves at about 510000 mph around the milky way. The star S4, one of the stars that clued astronomers in on The milky way having a super massive black hole (because it orbits it) orbits Saggitarius A* at 15k miles per second which is like 10% the speed of light. Its fast as fuk boiiiiiiiii.
Stars farther away from something with such mass move much slower. The closer they are to a huge gravity/mass, like other stars, the faster they will move but they are so far away they seem to barely move if at all
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10-23-2020, 11:43 PM
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Originally Posted By tank2003⏩
okay but if Ball Earth is spinning, flying, rotating, wobbling...Yes. Before 30000 BC, Alpha Draconis, aka Thuban, was our Pole star. In about 13,000 years, Vega will be our pole star.
why is Polaris the same today as it is tomorrow, or next year..?
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10-23-2020, 11:52 PM
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Originally Posted By bannedjpg⏩
Because Earth only moves as our sun moves. We go where it goes unless another huge mass containing object acts on us (like say, in a few million years when Gleisa 710 plows right through our solar system, its going to upset the delicate gravitational balance and cause some chaos. Earth could get tossed right out of the milky way. So ocould our star. Anyway, i dont know if we are closer to saggitarius a* or if polaris is, but one of us is moving faster and slower so eventually, a different star is gonna be our pole star because for a while, we are gonna appear to be doing the same speed limit since we are going in the same general direction (clockwise around the milky way spiral arms)okay but if Ball Earth is spinning, flying, rotating, wobbling...
why is Polaris the same today as it is tomorrow, or next year..?
why is Polaris the same today as it is tomorrow, or next year..?
edit: if earth actually was flat, it would have nothing to do with your pole star question.
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10-23-2020, 11:53 PM
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Originally Posted By bannedjpg⏩
Are you serious? Ever heard of Google? You can search questions there the rest of us learned in primary school without being called a retard.okay but if Ball Earth is spinning, flying, rotating, wobbling...
why is Polaris the same today as it is tomorrow, or next year..?
why is Polaris the same today as it is tomorrow, or next year..?
Retard.
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10-23-2020, 11:55 PM
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Originally Posted By coolbones⏩
he knows. pretty sure he is wincel and just fukking around. I like to answer these flat earth/astronomy questions and nerd flex on a fool thoughAre you serious? Ever heard of Google? You can search questions there the rest of us learned in primary school without being called a retard.
Retard.
Retard.
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10-23-2020, 11:55 PM
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I think people have this like innate non-stop "lie detector" active...
so when I say something like this, they get angry because they feel like their "lie detector" failed
at least that's what I'm starting to think.. Like instead of being a normal person and discerning actions, you try to be "on the lookout" for lies... and that's not how it works
so when I say something like this, they get angry because they feel like their "lie detector" failed
at least that's what I'm starting to think.. Like instead of being a normal person and discerning actions, you try to be "on the lookout" for lies... and that's not how it works
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10-24-2020, 12:01 AM
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Originally Posted By BrosefMengele⏩
This lolAlso lol at how the moon is just the right size and distance away to make a total eclipse the exact size the of sun in the sky.
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10-24-2020, 12:04 AM
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Originally Posted By bannedjpg⏩
what? so you ask these questions, i give you answers that are backed with absolute proof, but you still think its bull chit....Man....you need OG trolls to take you to classI think people have this like innate non-stop "lie detector" active...
so when I say something like this, they get angry because they feel like their "lie detector" failed
at least that's what I'm starting to think.. Like instead of being a normal person and discerning actions, you try to be "on the lookout" for lies... and that's not how it works
so when I say something like this, they get angry because they feel like their "lie detector" failed
at least that's what I'm starting to think.. Like instead of being a normal person and discerning actions, you try to be "on the lookout" for lies... and that's not how it works
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10-24-2020, 12:05 AM
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10-24-2020, 12:18 AM
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So, tank2003...
If at one moment we're on one side of the Ball Sun,
then the next (6 months later) we're on the other side of the Ball Sun...
how did Polaris not move?
Are we in the center of the milky way, and Polaris is rotating the sun the same way we are/the same angular speed as Earth?
If at one moment we're on one side of the Ball Sun,
then the next (6 months later) we're on the other side of the Ball Sun...
how did Polaris not move?
Are we in the center of the milky way, and Polaris is rotating the sun the same way we are/the same angular speed as Earth?
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10-24-2020, 12:26 AM
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Originally Posted By bannedjpg⏩
The farther away something is, the less it seems to move. Polaris moves along as the sun moves because both are being hauled along by Sag A*. Its kind of like when you are driving on the freeway in the right lane at 70 mph and someone is passing you at 71 mph. They are passing you but it appears that they are matching your speed. Now, move their car a mile away and it seems like they are doing exactly 70 like you. Same deal with stars except this concept is stretched out over 10s of thousands of years (in our case)So, tank2003...
If at one moment we're on one side of the Ball Sun,
then the next (6 months later) we're on the other side of the Ball Sun...
how did Polaris not move?
Are we in the center of the milky way, and Polaris is rotating the sun the same way we are/the same angular speed as Earth?
If at one moment we're on one side of the Ball Sun,
then the next (6 months later) we're on the other side of the Ball Sun...
how did Polaris not move?
Are we in the center of the milky way, and Polaris is rotating the sun the same way we are/the same angular speed as Earth?
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10-24-2020, 12:30 AM
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Originally Posted By bannedjpg⏩
No we are not at the center. We are 26,000 light years from the center. 1 light year = 5.8 trillion miles. No idea how far polaris is from Sag A* though but its like 9-10 light years from us. Our solar system is located here, on theOrion SpurAre we in the center of the milky way, and Polaris is rotating the sun the same way we are/the same angular speed as Earth?
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10-24-2020, 12:32 AM
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Originally Posted By bannedjpg⏩
Repped tankokay but if Ball Earth is spinning, flying, rotating, wobbling...
why is Polaris the same today as it is tomorrow, or next year..?
why is Polaris the same today as it is tomorrow, or next year..?
The answer to this is even if it was a flat disc, it still orbits the sun and goes where the sun goes, globe or disc
10-24-2020, 12:40 AM
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wincel strikes again.
fuark, the Gleisa 701 will be here in 1.2 million years. That's one of those existential crisis thoughts when trying to imagine how far away that is.
Year 2020
That means 2020 years ago our lawd and xavier jesus navas christ was born.
Double that and it's year 4040.
Double that and its year 8080.
To get to 1 million and two hundred thousand, we would need to go from year 1 to year 2020
wait for it
594 times.
Imagine what life is like in year 54743? Year 338 335? Year 999 999? Fuark, what is even time?
fuark, the Gleisa 701 will be here in 1.2 million years. That's one of those existential crisis thoughts when trying to imagine how far away that is.
Year 2020
That means 2020 years ago our lawd and xavier jesus navas christ was born.
Double that and it's year 4040.
Double that and its year 8080.
To get to 1 million and two hundred thousand, we would need to go from year 1 to year 2020
wait for it
594 times.
Imagine what life is like in year 54743? Year 338 335? Year 999 999? Fuark, what is even time?
10-24-2020, 12:42 AM
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Originally Posted By bigcat3655⏩
well, part of the retarded flat earth logic is that gravity doesnt exist and the earth is flying up at 9.8 m/s^s so that means there is no orbit and everything is also accelerating up. But that doesnt explain how or why planets move (they appear to completely reverse direction several times over several days (retrograde)) or stellar parallax (the apparent shift of an object against the background. Like if you hold your thumb out at arms length and look at it with one eye, then the other. It appears to move. Thats (a VERY BASIC) parralax)Repped tank
The answer to this is even if it was a flat disc, it still orbits the sun and goes where the sun goes, globe or disc
The answer to this is even if it was a flat disc, it still orbits the sun and goes where the sun goes, globe or disc
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10-24-2020, 12:45 AM
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Originally Posted By Schnitzl⏩
Nature tends to reset earths life balance every 150ish million years so unless we as humans colonize other planetary bodies or figure out how to make our own gravity and live in space, then we probably wont be around to worry about itwincel strikes again.
fuark, the Gleisa 701 will be here in 1.2 million years. That's one of those existential crisis thoughts when trying to imagine how far away that is.
Year 2020
That means 2020 years ago our lawd and xavier jesus navas christ was born.
Double that and it's year 4040.
Double that and its year 8080.
To get to 1 million and two hundred thousand, we would need to go from year 1 to year 2020
wait for it
594 times.
Imagine what life is like in year 54743? Year 338 335? Year 999 999? Fuark, what is even time?
fuark, the Gleisa 701 will be here in 1.2 million years. That's one of those existential crisis thoughts when trying to imagine how far away that is.
Year 2020
That means 2020 years ago our lawd and xavier jesus navas christ was born.
Double that and it's year 4040.
Double that and its year 8080.
To get to 1 million and two hundred thousand, we would need to go from year 1 to year 2020
wait for it
594 times.
Imagine what life is like in year 54743? Year 338 335? Year 999 999? Fuark, what is even time?
“That is not dead which can eternal lie, And with strange aeons even death may die.” - The Nameless City by HP Lovecraft
"The higher the prevalence of infectious diseases the higher the probability of totalitarian political attitudes."
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"The search for a moral equivalent of war continues to define American Liberalism to this day."
10-24-2020, 01:37 AM
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Originally Posted By bannedjpg⏩
The greatest diameter of Earth’s orbit is 185,789,986 milesSo, tank2003...
If at one moment we're on one side of the Ball Sun,
then the next (6 months later) we're on the other side of the Ball Sun...
how did Polaris not move?
Are we in the center of the milky way, and Polaris is rotating the sun the same way we are/the same angular speed as Earth?
If at one moment we're on one side of the Ball Sun,
then the next (6 months later) we're on the other side of the Ball Sun...
how did Polaris not move?
Are we in the center of the milky way, and Polaris is rotating the sun the same way we are/the same angular speed as Earth?
The distance from Earth to Polaris is 2,551,000,000,000,000 miles
The distance from one side of the sun to the other is insignificant relative to the distance to Polaris
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