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You have a soul, God Proofs are everywhere, I like it flat... Your ancient ancestor isn't a sponge 🧽

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Gravity can't even hold on to their derp Brownian Motion theory. They have to make up excuses like evaporation 🤪🤷.

Gravity can't even hold on to their derp Brownian Motion theory. They have to make up excuses like evaporation 🤪🤷.

10,372 views • 6 days ago

Ships don't disappear because curvature 🤪🤦. They disappear because of vanishing point and angular resolution and atmospheric phenomena. You can see too far and this is why Nikon is now NASA NIKON while saying you don't want better than a P1000 🤪🤦

Ships don't disappear because curvature 🤪🤦. They disappear because of vanishing point and angular resolution and atmospheric phenomena. You can see too far and this is why Nikon is now NASA NIKON while saying you don't want better than a P1000 🤪🤦

87,457 views • 9 months ago

Firmament proofs = GOD PROOFS

Firmament proofs = GOD PROOFS

58,668 views • 1 year ago

We need more droves moving away from The Heliocentric Model.

We need more droves moving away from The Heliocentric Model.

12,845 views • 10 months ago

Polaris not being SEEN south is because it's just so far away that perspective makes it sink out of sight. The farther south you go, the more it drops toward that vanishing line until it's too low to spot. Airs thicker near the ground, full of haze, moisture and junk so when Polaris gets low enough in the sky- say, from spots like Australia or Chile- it's not just perspective shrinking it; the murky atmosphere swallows it up. It has hit the vanishing point, lost in the haze of a wide plane stretching out.

Polaris not being SEEN south is because it's just so far away that perspective makes it sink out of sight. The farther south you go, the more it drops toward that vanishing line until it's too low to spot. Airs thicker near the ground, full of haze, moisture and junk so when Polaris gets low enough in the sky- say, from spots like Australia or Chile- it's not just perspective shrinking it; the murky atmosphere swallows it up. It has hit the vanishing point, lost in the haze of a wide plane stretching out.

12,490 views • 1 year ago

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