The flat earth conspiracy

a reply to: AstralAvenger

You don't understand anything about lenses, obviously. Mainly because you're a flat earth delusionist.

So, how's the explanation for the southern cross coming?

a reply to: TerryDon79

Yes it is. Now you're just dismissing it because you can't answer it.

Ok, prove to me that it is, and I will prove to you that it is not. I already answered it 3 times. Your argument falls apart because your premise is false.

a reply to: TerryDon79

Explain to me how these lenses make it look flat.

a reply to: AstralAvenger

Here we go again with deflections and falsehoods.

Sailors used the southern cross and north star for navigation. Look it up.

The whole flat earth falls apart by just using the north star and southern cross.

originally posted by: AstralAvenger
a reply to: TerryDon79

Explain to me how these lenses make it look flat.

No. I'm not your mummy.

How's the explanation of the southern cross coming along?

a reply to: TerryDon79

No. I'm not your mummy.

But you are the one making comments about how I am wrong supposedly. If you can't explain why I am wrong, I am not wrong. The vids show flat Earth and you obviously have nothing to refute those vids, except for empty statements.

How's the explanation of the southern cross coming along?

Great. So according to you, the Southern Cross is always visible due South, and you can find South simply by looking into the direction of it?

a reply to: AstralAvenger

So if I refuse to explain how you're wrong, that makes you right? You really are delusional.

Yes, you can find aproximate south by looking at the southern cross.

Come on. Where's your explanation for it? "It's not always visible" is a lousy copout and completely false (unless its cloudy or day time).

a reply to: TerryDon79

Yes, you can find aproximate south by looking at the southern cross.

Wrong, you have to draw a line from the pointer stars and from two stars of the Southern Cross, where the lines meet is South.

From different locations this will always point South.

Your claim that it is always visible in the South is bunk.

Try again.

a reply to: AstralAvenger

Which involves looking at the southern cross.
If you look directly at the southern cross, you'll be going slightly off course, but still APPROXIMATELY south.

You still haven't explained how you don't see more than one or how this single one can be all around the outside of a flat earth.

Try again.

a reply to: TerryDon79

Which involves looking at the southern cross. If you look directly at the southern cross, you'll be going slightly off course, but still APPROXIMATELY south.

But they don't navigate by looking directly at the Southern Cross, there is a reason this method with drawing lines was developed. It is because the Southern Cross does not point towards the South from all locations it is visible from in the same time frame.

You have been debunked.

Here a timelapse showing the SC moving across the sky. How can it always be in the South if it moves across the night sky?

Your bs is completely debunked.

a reply to: AstralAvenger

Congrats on debunking the flat earth by using the Southern cross AND the pointer stars. 2 things combined that make the flat earth impossible.

Unless you can explain how those 2 things are in multiple locations at the same time while only 1 is visible?

originally posted by: AstralAvenger
Here a timelapse showing the SC moving across the sky. How can it always be in the South if it moves across the night sky?

Your bs is completely debunked.

Thanks for posting another video that totally debunks flat earth!

a reply to: TerryDon79

You have been debunked. The SC is not located due South, since it moves across the sky.

Thanks for posting another video that totally debunks flat earth!

I see you have given up on your BS claim. You have been debunked.

originally posted by: AstralAvenger
a reply to: TerryDon79

You have been debunked. The SC is not located due South, since it moves across the sky.

I never said due south. I said approximately South. Nice try though.

Still, it was nice of you to debunk flat earth.

a reply to: TerryDon79

It is not appoximately South all the time either, it moves across the sky. You have been debunked completely.

Enough!

This is not a child's bickering contest, repeating the same thing over and over (which is considered spam and flooding).

Either find something else to argue over, or move on.

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