Just here to tell Flerfs they're wrong. The Chris Kyle of the 77th Disinfo Armoured Division Elite forces
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The impossible #FlatEarth challenge
The Southern celestial pole star is Sigma Octantis
At 7pm in Ushuaia the star is visible looking south
At the same time at 6am the star is visible in Perth also looking south
Both places are looking in completely opposite directions
How?
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The stars being out whilst the sun still well above the ground
What a magical world some of us live in
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And for clarity, Blount and Blunt are pronounced the same way. But I simplified it to Blunt as I was tired of people rhyming my name with “count”.
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Man City have been found guilty by the Premier League - and as a result their fans are in the midst of a generational headloss...
Oh yes, it's a very special edition of Fan Denial...
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And where did you get this idea from? A globe? Nasa and school indoctrination? Check out a book or online, "flights that are proof of flat earth". Emergency flights. One from Chile to NZ had one and went to Figi as it's closest, not where globe map says. Check out flight paths.
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The running community is so special. To the guy who overtook me today and gave me a thumbs up and said “keep going bud you got this”, I want to say, from the bottom of my heart, go fuck yourself you pretentious cunt I’ll fuckin kill you dawg this is a zone 2 run or I’d smoke you
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Four years of planning the shots paid off.
#EclipseEspaña #Eclipse
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This is brilliant
Yesterday, I was so impressed by Ben Cooper’s photograph capturing the different stages of the solar eclipse in a single image that I immediately started adding the same idea to my eclipse project.
Now it’s tested and ready. You can choose any point on Earth and any solar eclipse from the past 4,000 years or the next 1,000 and see how the Sun moved across the sky during the eclipse.
eclipses.bogachev.fr/?sky=bi…
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Over 2,300 years ago, the ancient Greeks figured out the shape of the Earth.
Aristotle didn’t have satellites, telescopes, rockets, or photographs from space. He simply observed the world around him.
Three observations convinced him:
• Ships disappear hull-first over the horizon.
• During a lunar eclipse, Earth’s shadow on the Moon is always round.
• As you travel north or south, different stars become visible while others disappear, and familiar stars change height in the sky.
None of these observations require advanced technology. Anyone can verify them. Taken together, they point to the same conclusion Aristotle reached around 350 BCE: Earth is a sphere.
More than 2,300 years later, every one of those observations remain as an easy way for anyone honest to see the truth.
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