This thread is meant to debunk the deranged idea that our realm is a planet floating in space.
If the so called established science can't be challenged, then it's not science, but religion.
>>168731Well, first of all, they are visibly curved in those pics, just not curved in any particular direction: these lines are hardly ever straight in the first place, so you wouldn't notice the curve even if they were there.
Second of all, they're not long enough to see visible curvature for the same exact reason why you can't see the cube of the horizon.
>NASA shows sportsmanship by congratulating India on beating the US to the moon's South Pole - BUT Russia and China stay silent after the Chandrayaan-3 craft makes history>India has landed on the moon's South Pole - an unmapped region of the surface>The nation now joins Russia, China and the US in landing on the moon>Chandrayaan-3 will determine if water ice is hiding in the South Pole regionhttps://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-12436887/Indias-Chandrayaan-3-makes-history-landing-moons-South-Pole-time-beating-Russia-China-USA.htmlYeah, right.
The NASA moon mission v2.0, shitskin version is soooooooo credible. Nevertheless that space does not exist, but the normie has to be fed more illusions.
>>168967Russia is "silent" because their own mission to the lunar south failed last week. It was probably rushed out because they wanted to do it before the Pajeets (not to mention budget cuts in favor of the Ukraine war), and now they're embarrassed at letting street-shitters beat them in rocket science because.
China isn't saying anything because they don't want to acknowledge that the Pajeets might rival them in technology, since they've been wanting to land there as well. Their relationship with India is also fairly adversarial, despite trying to cooperate with BRICS.
Unless you're implying that Russia and China are only staying silent because they don't want to corroborate the concept that space is real? It's a bit late for that, as they both have their own space programs. They're
>The NASA moon mission v2.0Which mission? There were several.
Also you're giving NASA too much credit. NASA hasn't been able to land any probes on the moon's south pole. They lost to Pajeets. It's kind of a big deal in the world of space expeditios, because the moon's south pole's potential for water and minerals may make it a site of interest for future operations.
Of course, I don't expect you to believe anything about what I just said. I'm just commenting on the news for anyone else who has to see it the next time this thread gets bumped.
>>168971>Russia is "silent" because their own mission to the lunar south failed last week.And you believe them. /s
C'mon we are well beyond the "just trust us" point.
>China isn't saying anythingAnon, all space agencies are ran by the same hoaxers.
I know the shitskins are a joke, but if they for real released this CGI then there is not hope for them.
https://twitter.com/TNTJohn1717/status/1695415299774849291
>>169047I'm telling you right now. That CGI is not real.
>>169049Where is this video from? I can't find it anywhere.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=tXbH6E8vDsgAll the pics I of earth I'm finding from the mission look something like the link above.
>>169048Why did you bring up their silence if it's not relevant?
>And you believe them.What is there to believe if they didn't say anything?
>>169047Where are these videos from?
>>169054You have to go to the source of mass propaganda dissemination.
>>169053>Why did you bring up their silence if it's not relevant?Cos that's the point of this hoax and narrative. The rise of the third world and the sinking into oblivion of the west. Both Russia and China are main branches of the NWO, and they are making room for a minor branch to come under the spotlight.
It is all smoke and mirrors to shape further the mind of the masses.
>>169047Yeah, that's a very good question. Who was already on the moon to film the landing.
>>169056>they are making room for a minor branch to come under the spotlightIf they meant to make room, why wouldn't they publicly congratulate India?
>>169055I've been to YouTube. I'm asking where that footage in particular comes from. Idk if it's even part of the same project.
>>169056>The rise of the third world and the sinking into oblivion of the west.Russia and China are not the west.
>>169059Dig anon, dig. Surely you'll find out.
>>169058>If they meant to make room, why wouldn't they publicly congratulate India?A public concession it looks to me.
>>169061My digging led me to the conclusion that this is a completely unrelated video. If you have evidence to the contrary, do share.
>>169063Don't give up anon, I know you can do it.
Eric Dubay discusses the truth about the (local) moon.
An object transiting the surface of the local, possibly-plasma, moon.
Weird.
>>169412Both can be done easily with ISO400 in case you are wondering. This is coming from somefag that entered into a dark room before.
>>169412Ah, also there is no way such amount of light to be reflected by a dark dusty rock.
>>169416Do you feel clever screenshotting the same post that I can already see in front of my own eyes? You think that proves anything that hasn't already been said?
>>169417>Do you feel clever screenshotting the same post that I can already see in front of my own eyes?Actually is kinda charity I'm doing with you. By helping you to see what you refuse to see, I'm doing doing the Lord's will. Even if I only get scorn in return.
>>169418I can already see it quite well. I just disagree with your implication.
You can see this stuff on earth. If you look down at a salt flats from the top of the hill, the white plane looks so bright it's blinding to look on that direction, but if you're standing in the middle of the flats it looks normal and unremarkable.
>>169418>God made me do all what I doPlease stop slandering God's good name.
>>169460And what about all the rest? Hah? Those planes are off by thousands of miles.
>>169463How does this explain the above video?
>>169464It doesn't because you picked the most extreme case to explain tons of geographical anomalies that doesn't add up.
And your video doesn't debunk anything by the way, it only shows that that particular route can take another path.
>>169466>it only shows that that particular route can take another pathThen why would they all have similar durations?
>>169467>Regardless, the flight path is only feasible on a round planet.Wrong. That particular path is feasible in both realms, this is why the faggot doing the video picked that route.
>>169468>Then why would they all have similar durations?Take a look to your own video, the answer is right in front of your eyes, fren.
>>169469>the answer is right in front of your eyes, fren.Take a long look at it and see how the paths vary greatly in distance on the flat model.
>>169470>Take a long lookBetter yet, let us measure it.
>>169472It's completely clear that the path that flies over Sydney is much longer on the flat model, and yet the flight path is similar in duration to all the others.
>>169473>It's completely clear that the path that flies over Sydney is much longer on the flat model,I presuming you are referring to the arc over the Pacific ocean, then you may ask to the faggot who draw the arc on the map instead of straight line over or alongside the Americas.
>>169474The line is drawn that way because that's the path it takes irl. It passes over Sydney, Aukland, and Santiago, and arrives in it's destination at a similar time to all the other paths.
This picture demonstrates that you can leave Jakarta in any direction and still get to Bogota in an similar amount of time because all the paths are the same distance.
This isn't possible on flat earth: Flights with paths closer to the south pole (or "ice wall") would be drastically longer, as shown in the map.
>>169476>The line is drawn that way because that's the path it takes irlAnd how you know that is IRL? Pilots themselves have discovered that instruments lie to them, more on this soon...