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The Moon is massive enough that its gravity should shape it into a perfect sphere—but it’s not. Why? It has two distinct moments of inertia, meaning it's not evenly balanced. That tells us something strange: the Moon isn’t just spinning—it's locked in a 1:1 spin-orbit resonance with Earth. That’s... show more

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Hilarious. And don’t forget, everything in the sky is a bowling ball shaped sphere. That’s why questioning the globe is “insane.” Because if it’s in the sky it has to be under your feet. What’s that? Then why does the moon just have one side that we always see that never changes? Well moron, despite billions of years of violent chaos and asteroids bombarding a helpless piece of rock with no atmosphere, you see it’s “tidally locked.” Which means for thousands of recorded years we only see the one side because by total chance it’s spinning exactly the same speed as us despite its 28 day 3k mph orbit around us….. But but we know it’s a sphere because Pink Floyd did an album called “dark side of the moon”that coincidentally holds the record for the longest album to be top 100 at 741 weeks. Cementing the idea that there is a dark side of the moon. Also, Artemis, a cartoonishly stupid “mission” using green screens and simulations just showed us the back side using an “image” which is defined by “not being real.” The idea that the sun moon and stars could be in a higher dimension that we can’t comprehend as 4 dimensional beings has now been “debunked” by a long and treacherous tradition from nimrod to “Koch” and “glover.” (End scene) For people who don’t want to submit to a higher power I can see how crazy I sound. How can there be a dimension we can’t comprehend called “the heavens”? What if, the way to experience the heavens is to accept that it’s above us and is not in the realm of man? Just a thought!

Hilarious. And don’t forget, everything in the sky is a bowling ball shaped sphere. That’s why questioning the globe is “insane.” Because if it’s in the sky it has to be under your feet. What’s that? Then why does the moon just have one side that we always see that never changes? Well moron, despite billions of years of violent chaos and asteroids bombarding a helpless piece of rock with no atmosphere, you see it’s “tidally locked.” Which means for thousands of recorded years we only see the one side because by total chance it’s spinning exactly the same speed as us despite its 28 day 3k mph orbit around us….. But but we know it’s a sphere because Pink Floyd did an album called “dark side of the moon”that coincidentally holds the record for the longest album to be top 100 at 741 weeks. Cementing the idea that there is a dark side of the moon. Also, Artemis, a cartoonishly stupid “mission” using green screens and simulations just showed us the back side using an “image” which is defined by “not being real.” The idea that the sun moon and stars could be in a higher dimension that we can’t comprehend as 4 dimensional beings has now been “debunked” by a long and treacherous tradition from nimrod to “Koch” and “glover.” (End scene) For people who don’t want to submit to a higher power I can see how crazy I sound. How can there be a dimension we can’t comprehend called “the heavens”? What if, the way to experience the heavens is to accept that it’s above us and is not in the realm of man? Just a thought!

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