>sun and moon are out at the same time>light on the moon doesnt make sense for the relative angle to the sunUh bros was i hallucinating???
>>42385849NOTHING TO SEE THE EARTH IS NOT FLAT THE EARTH IS NOT FLAT THE EARTH IS NOT FLAT
>>42385849as long as the moon is not behind the earth it will ALWAYS be lit by the sun. an eclipse is the only time it gets dark
>>42386557>>42386695>retard anon vampire food thread
>>42385849sleazy AND demure?
>>42385849>Uh bros was i hallucinating???no, its just an effect of perspective. there are lots of little effects like this which slightly change how we see things.
>>42385849Bro seeing the moon at night is crazy too. You ever notice how it stays the same shape all night and even during daylight hours? A crescent on a daylight summer evening 8pm is the exact same crescent at the dead of night at 3am despite the three bodies apparently responsible for the moon's phases all being in completely different locations.If earth's shadow causes the phases, then the moon should go through all phases every night, not take an entire month.
>>42387409>If earth's shadow causes the phases,it doesn't
>>42387457>doesn't elaborateAh yes, thank you anon, I'm now a heliocentrist, thank science you came along!That's what was taught in schools for decades.I know now they try explain it otherwise but every other heliocentric explanation is nonsense.I've never bought the moon causing tides either. High tide rarely coincides with the location of the moon. The tides are on their own shedule.Heliocentrism is retarded.
>>42387409>the exact same crescentIs it? Have you ever taken the time to measure, or do you just look up and go "yep- that's the same"?
>>42387872it's not complicated to understand, weird you'd need an elaboration on this point.
>>42387872>That's what was taught in schools for decades.no its not. no one teaches that the phases of the moon are caused by earths shadow. if anyone believes it, its just because they are woefully ignorant and never bothered to do the slightest bit of reading.>tidesthere are two tides a day. perhaps thats what is confusing you. this is another subject you could read some basic info about if you like.or you could just remain an obnoxious retard on /x/.
>>42387880The moon is a self-luminescent astral body on a perfectly-timed 28-day cycle to act as a calendar for earth's inhabitants (not necessarily humans, something was here before us)The moon is the exact size and distance between the sun and earth (400 times smaller and 400 times closer) to be able to cause eclipses, something so astronomically unlikely it's statistically impossible.Multiply that by the odds of intelligent life evolving here to a level of being able to count something in the sky thirteen times with PERFECT regularity (lunar cycles per year) and use it to aid in shit like travel and agriculture.Totally a coincidence bro, trust the science, gravity did it, definitely not some unfathomably potent beings from beyond the realms of our comprehension.You all love science so much yet as soon as maths says "sorry bros, that's just not possible, it's like winning the lottery every week for a year, something else must be at work here" you ignore it.
>>42387896>still doesn't elaborateIf you're so convinced of my retardation, instead of a paragraph telling me I'm wrong and retarded, maybe use that paragraph productively and offer me the current Science Approved explanation?>wasn't taught in schoolsExcept it was. I'm in my 40s. In the 80s and 90s the earth's shadow hogshit was absolutely taught in school.
>>42387979you can just go out and look at the moon and where it is in the sky in relation to the sun and figure it out yourself. then again, you're a flatearther, so maybe not.
>>42387979if you cant be bothered to do anything, why should i? you want me to teach you when you could just go teach yourself.>the earth's shadow hogshit was absolutely taught in school.i 100% dont believe you. not even sure if some stupid kindergarten teacher would ever say something so foolish, so what im going to go with is that YOU thought they were saying that.judging from how you're dealing with this issue so far im not surprised.
>>42388011Who said I'm a flat earther?I'm a geocentrist. Or don't you understand the difference?>you can go outside and look bro, I'm not gonna explain it, not because I don't really get it myself, I'm just not gonna bro, I just Trust The Science like a good hylicI've read the pages, I watched the videos, I know it's supposed to be because we're looking at the sun hitting the surface of the moon from our perspective with the rest being in shade because we rotate faster than the moon orbits but I just don't buy it.Look how light behaves hitting any other spherical object, then look at light coming from something like an LED screen with a black stripe going across it (LED specifically because he LEDs turn off)Which one is more similar to the moon?>muh science muh books muh IQThink for yourself. Use your intuition and really look. Forget what the archons want you to think to make you believe you're an advanced ape on a wet rock in endless space.Actually look and think for yoirself and tell me withoit any irony that you believe that the moon is a big rocky ball reflecting sunlight.
>>sun and moon are out at the same timemissed opportunity to channel captain planet type of energy
>>42388069yeah, i was going to say, maybe he was kidnapped by a cult when he was a kid and "school" was just getting homeschooled by the most retarded woman on the compound. i think this shit was settled in the middle ages in most education systems of the planet.
>>42388080my apologies, mr. geocentrist.
>>42385849the sun is therefore closer to the earth than the moon.
>>42385849No, the protag was. It was a dream and he dies on the table because he shot his only way out.
>>42388080>but I just don't buy it.What is there to "buy" You can track the moon's orbit around Earth during the month.You can use this site or a similar app to help: https://skyandtelescope.org/interactive-sky-chart/It perfectly predicts the location of the stars, moon, and planets at any time.
>>42388080>Use your intuition and really lookThis is how the moon looks using even a small telescope. Yes, look for yourself. Buy a telescope. You will instantly find out that yes, the moon is a big rocky ball reflecting sunlight.
The moon always reflects sunlightIt is easier to see at nightBasic relational observation
>>42388262Yeah you're right, I should trust the science, thanks anon!You can go back to some faggy nerd board to talk about hypotenuses or some shit now and let us /x/tards actually have some fun.Honestly, you joyless imaginationless sexless fags just love to shit up other people's good time.You're the type of retards that tells girls that their horoscopes etc are bullshit and then wonder why you can't get laid.
>>42388080This is a series of images taken by an amateur astronomer over several hours with a 6 inch telescope showing that Jupiter is indeed a spinning ball. Because Jupiter's rotation is only 10 hours, it is very visible. You can also see one of Jupiter's moons orbiting, and the shadow it casts on Jupiter.You could confirm this if you bought even a basic telescope.
>>42388315I'm not telling you to trust the science. I'm literally telling you to buy a telescope and look for yourself.
>>42388315what the fuck do they put in the water in your area?
>>42388080https://www.amazon.com/Celestron-Refractor-Telescope-Beginners-Astronomy/dp/B001TI9Y2MThis is a good beginner scope, and it has the advantage of being light and very portable. Celestron is a solid brand.
>>42388317>>42388323Telescope shagger needs to fuck off.I do have a telescope, I love gazing at the stars, I'm just not an autistic retard who has to tell people that their curiosity and personal speculation about the nature of how the universe actually works is retarded because I've autistically memorised some government-approved dogshit and it triggers me when people say maybe something else is at play.Let people speculate and have fun discussing schizo shit. Of all the boards on 4chan, /x/ is the only fun place to go where you can discuss the wackiest shit imaginable for the sheer fun of it, but boring dipshits like you loathe imagination-provoking fun because you don't have one.
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>>42388356I find this hard to believe given how you show fundamental ignorance of the moon's motion and how it looks under an eye piece.
>>42388410he already told you he's retarded and enjoys being retarded for fun. might as well believe him.
>>42388428Das rite, am retarded etc maby u shud go 2 anuver bord and b a gay ther an let us retads enjoy areselfs
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>>42388428you'd think he's realize that being quite that retarded isn't fun.
>>42388501not realizing that is probably the beauty of being retarded in the first place
>>42387409the earth rotating and the moon orbiting are two separate functions...in other words the earth rotates fast enough that the crescent looks the same because the moon is still relatively in the same place in its orbital cycle
>>42388521i think you must be right about that
>>42387946It's ignored at an institutional level because it's the flagship of an invading force that took over the world thousands of years ago.
>sun and moon are out at the same timesuper power up...I hacked it in
>>42385849You think the Earth is pulling in the light or some shit?
>>42389201NASA says this is how light works.
>>42387409I'm sure the globeheads have a smart sounding answer for this one too
>>42385849>>sun and moon are out at the same time>>light on the moon doesnt make sense for the relative angle to the sun>Uh bros was i hallucinating?No. Earth is flat. sun and the moon are local, likely plasma objects.Moon is likely a reflector or is its own light source.
>>42391828>Moon is likely a reflector or is its own light source.amazing conclusion
>>42387872>I've never bought the moon causing tides either. High tide rarely coincides with the location of the moon. The tides are on their own shedule.>Heliocentrism is retarded.This anon is correct. It is impossible for some so called "moon" object in the sky to cause this.This is scientific data from tides collected for over 100 years btw.
>>42391832I.e. NOT an actual object in the sky such as a planet. It is 1) local, and 2) some plasma ball, or3) some energetic object that flies a strange trajectory . For instance this one, a torus.
