Also, take a good look at the illustration: If night-time and day-time do a complete 180-degree flip every six months, shouldn’t we be seeing a different set of stars in our “night sky” every six months since our position on the supposed “ball earth” would be facing a completely different, opposite direction? Actually, the set of stars would change gradually every day, but the six-month difference would be drastic.
Flat Earth Perspectives 
[…] Night and Day Should Flip Every Six Months if We Were Orbiting Around the Sun […]
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Incorrect. The earth completes a full revolution every 23 hours 56 minutes and some seconds. The reason that after 6 months it’s not the middle of the night at noon is because we compensate for this by determining a true day to be 24 hours evenly, allowing our “noon position” to be facing the sun every day equally. Leap years are another method of compensating for this. If you had done even 5 minutes of research or just paid attention in 8th grade science class you would know this already.
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Did this guy “pay attention in his 8th grade science class”?… “The Pythagorean teaching (of heliocentrism) was founded upon hypothesis and it is not necessary that the hypothesis should be true, or even probable. The hypothesis of the movement of the earth is only one which is useful to explain certain phenomena, but it should not be considered as an absolute truth.”
~ Nicolaus Copernicus, 1543
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And this guy probably never even went to school, right?… “It may be boldly asked where can the man be found, possessing the extraordinary gifts of Newton, who could suffer himself to be deluded by such a hocus-pocus, if he had not in the first instance willfully deceived himself? Only those who know the strength of self-deception, and the extent to which it sometimes trenches on dishonesty, are in a condition to explain the conduct of Newton and of Newton’s school. To support his unnatural theory Newton heaps fiction upon fiction, seeking to dazzle where he cannot convince. In whatever way or manner may have occurred this business, I must still say that I curse this modern theory of Cosmogony, and hope that perchance there may appear, in due time, some young scientist of genius, who will pick up courage enough to upset this universally disseminated delirium of lunatics.” ~ Johann Wolfgang von Goethe ~ German Poet and Philosopher (1749-1832)
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Well captain. You have gone to nowhere land. No one followed you because it is word salad you have spoken. Try this. In the summer we are at a given point on a side of the sun. 6 months later we are directly across from our summer position. So in summer we look out to the stars at night. In the winter we look out into the universe going the opposite way. That is the globe method. I tell you skippy where I live I see the same stars year around. It is the simplest undeniable truth that your earth is not a globe. If it was we would see a completely different set of stars in the winter than in summer. You are 100% debunked. Move to the back of the room. Better yet leave. You are a decptor without question.
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The Ultimate Flat Earth Map is Collection where you can find at EARTHMEASURED
http://earthmeasured.com
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You’re wrong. This is simple to disprove. The earth has two velocities, one is rotational along its axis, two is around the axis of the sun. Every 24 hours, the earth makes a full rotation, keeping 12pm constant throughout the year with orientation to the sun. 6 months out, the orientation would still be the same. Orientation is relative. However, as the year goes by, the earth does change angles, because of the tilt, with the sun. This results in regions of the earth having differences in sunlight hours and some regions having extended periods or light and dark. This difference in angle also explains the seasons as the number of direct rays regions experience from the sun is altered over the course of a year. You are right that the orientation does get off, but this takes very long periods of time to occur and are the reason that we have to add day every four years so that this cycle does not get off put. Also, this clearly explains seasons, something that flat earth cannot do. What is the explanation for this? I’m interested to learn and hear your opinion.
Best.
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Thanks for your comment. I’m not trying to be snarky, but I don’t have time to dive deeply into this. I do not agree with your analysis of the flipping of 12:00 Noon and 12:00 Midnight every six months. And the flat earth model perfectly explains the seasons as the Sun moves on its circular path back and forth from the Tropic of Cancer to the Tropic of Capricorn. It extremely beautiful actually.
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Re: “And the flat earth model perfectly explains the seasons as the Sun moves on its circular path back and forth from the Tropic of Cancer to the Tropic of Capricorn. It extremely beautiful actually.”
It misses rather badly in several aspects, though, at least one of which should be obvious. How far from the supposed plane of the “flat Earth” do you believe the Sun to be? We can measure the distance between any two points on the Earth with very high precision, so measuring the distance to the Sun through simple trigonometry is extremely easy – especially if it is in realty fairly close to the Earth. So – what is that distance, and can you show this to be so through such measurements?
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How the hell should I know, “Bob”? You tell me. The burden of proof is on you. The most respected so-called scientists in history have said that the sun is 1,000,000 miles away, then it was changed to 3,000,000, then 12,000,000, then 30,000,000, then 90,000,000, then 93,000,000, then 110,000,000, then back to 93,000,000. Wow… how precise.
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So what you’ve really shown here is that you don’t understand the difference between a solar day (24 hours long, and which is what our clocks measure) and a sidereal day (which is almost 4 minutes shorter; 3 min. 56 seconds, to be more precise). Notice that in half a year (call is 182.6 days) that difference adds up to
182.6 x 236 seconds = 43,094 seconds =11.97 hours (and guess what? Using more precise values for the difference gets you that missing 0.03 hours). Gosh, isn’t that amazing? Funny what you can learn when you both to work these things out for yourself, isn’t it?
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How do sun dials and ancient time pieces work all year round, then? And how does my trusty Rolex keep exact time year after year? Your so-called “exact” number of hours, minutes and seconds in a day — this “sidereal” day bull crap — is a lie, purposefully reverse engineered in retrospect after the error became apparent to fit the globe theory. The time in a day is precisely 24 hours. Yeah, I know it’s hard to believe, but God is capable of being that precise.
Gosh, isn’t that amazing? Funny what you can learn when you work things out for yourself and don’t believe everything you read, isn’t it?
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The difference between a solar day and sidereal day has been proven time and time again throughout history, all by men and women a lot more intelligent than you could ever hope to imagine. You don’t have a scrap of evidence or scientific principles to support your hypothesis, in fact everything we know about the laws of the universe disprove it.
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Is this guy “more intelligent than me”… “When we consider what the advocates of the Earth’s stationary and central position can account for, and explain the celestial phenomena as accurately to their own thinking as we can ours, in addition to which they have the evidence of their senses and scripture and facts in their favor, which we have not; it is not without a show of reason that they maintain the superiority of their system… However perfect our theory may appear in our own estimation, and however simply and satisfactorily the Newtonian hypotheses may seem to us to account for all the celestial phenomena, yet we are here compelled to admit the astounding truth, if our premises be disputed and our facts challenged, the whole range of Astronomy does not contain one proof of its own accuracy.”
~ Dr. Robert Woodhouse (1773 – 1827) English Mathematician, Cambridge Astronomer, Fellow of the Royal Society
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What about this guy’s “intelligence”?… “In the Middle Ages people believed that the earth was flat, for which they had at least the evidence of their senses: we believe it to be round, not because as many as one percent of us could give the physical reasons for so quaint a belief, but because modern science has convinced us that nothing that is obvious is true, and that everything that is magical, improbable, extraordinary, gigantic, microscopic, heartless, or outrageous is scientific.” ~ George Bernard Shaw, Author, Playwright (1856-1950)
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I believe in god and god didn’t decide that there are 60 seconds in a minute, 60 minutes in an hour and 24 hours in a day. he gave us time and we did what w wanted with it.
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“William,” this is one of the strangest statements ever. You contradict yourself about 5 times in less than 100 words. “God didn’t decide that there are 60 seconds in a minute…” but he did “give us time.” blah, blah, blah. Just so you know, you’re actually helping the flat earth movement with your comments.
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the sideral keeps everything, ok making it possible. it compensates 12 hours every six months.
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Explain to me in detail what you are saying. But you probably can’t because you have to clock out soon. Am I right?
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Just wanted to say that we do see a different set of stars in the sky every six months, and that they do slowly, imperceptibly change from night to night as the Earth moves around the sun. If you don’t believe me, go outside some fine, clear, warm night in late June or early July, the kind of night where the fireflies are simply everywhere, and try to find Orion in the star-studded skies. I don’t think your efforts will be met with much success, but at least you’ll get to get outside.
And if you didn’t know about how the constellations change over the course of a year, either you’re lying, or I feel really, really sad for you that you’ve never gotten to lay on the grass and just look up at the stars.
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No, I’m not lying, and I don’t believe you either. Constellations have never changed their shape over the course of human history. If there are “imperceptible” changes, it is due to either innocent human error in calculation, or deliberate lies. You have offered no proof whatsoever. Just a statement that only SOUNDS plausible, which is a common tactic. But really good jab about me never going outside… truly original. Thanks for playing.
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I’m not saying that constellations have changed their shape over the course of human history. I’m simply asking you why Orion isn’t visible in June while it is in November, if the Earth doesn’t move around the Sun.
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I don’t know.
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We all living in the 2018, but these people still in the dark age.
Be carreful you don’t fall on your own edge Columbus.
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You’re showing your ignorance of the flat Earth model, as well as your ignorance of the dark ages. You would apparently say that people in the so-called dark ages who believed the Earth was a flat plane were less intelligent than today’s couch-potato, flouride-injected, iPhone consuming zombies. I would beg to differ.
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Nooooooooooooo
the constellations seem to move in the sky. It is imperceptible day after day but after six months is drasticly different to what you aw six months earlier. the constellations don’t move but as we rotate our perception of them moves. Doesn’t the scorpion, organs killer chase him across the sky? Next year the shape of the constellations will be the same. If you don’t believe the internet look it up in a book. greek myths maby? They may not have thought the world was flat but they saw the constellations move and where great thinkers.
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“William,” First: I wouldn’t believe a word you’re saying, especially with your opening comment of — and I quote: “Nooooooooooooo.” Secondly: even YOU seem to be admitting that the constellations somehow come back into the exact same shapes and parallax year after year. This would be impossible in the current scientific model of the universe in which the stars are distant suns. If that were the case, all of them would be whirling away at thousands of miles per second, and thus the constellations would never “come back the next year” and form the same shapes. Thanks for the condescending, arrogant tone of your comments, though.
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And back to “Orion” lady. So, you think it makes sense that only one set of stars is observable at a different time shows we’re moving through space? That’s silly. We see the northern star that doesn’t move. As we move further and further south, it is no longer in our view. What we can begin the see is The Southern Cross. It’s perspective. We should see different stars on a regular basis or at least parallax.
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Please. Our solar system isn’t on a speedy journey throughout space all by itself. Our whole Milky Way galaxy is on that journey with us, as is the rest of the universe… or expanding and actually ‘slowly’ moving apart. ‘Slowly’ because of the size of it all
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Thanks for the sarcastic tone to your comment, but unfortunately you are wrong on every account. I actually get a headache trying to correct people like you. You’re caught in a web of lies, stuck in the matrix, and you ignore your own senses… plus, you conveniently miss the point entirely, having not taken a look at all the evidence in favor of the flat earth model. The whole idea of a “solar system” is a lie in the first place. There is the flat, immovable Earth, and the “planets” are luminaries in the sky, just as the stars are, and they are moving around the immovable North Pole in concentric circles. A “planet” was known to the ancients as a “wandering star.” Look up the word entomology for yourself: https://www.etymonline.com/word/planet#etymonline_v_16437 So you see, I’m not just saying that “our solar system isn’t on a speedy journey throughout space all by itself,” I’m saying that there is no “solar system” in the way you think there is, and it doesn’t move at all. Get it? Have you ever felt the 500,000 mph movement of the “solar system’s” journey through “space”? Or the 1,000 mph spin of the Earth? Or the 60,000 mph movement around the sun. No, you haven’t. And the “Milky Way galaxy” also does not exist in the way that you have been duped to believe in your government indoctrination camp (aka: school) as a kid. The “stars” are not distant suns that are quadrillions of miles away. They are luminaries in our sky, and beyond that I can’t say much more about what they are because I don’t have the evidence, and neither do you. Try to find amateur videos of people filming and zooming in on “stars” with their Nikon P900 or P1000 cameras. If these “stars” are quadrillions of miles away, then how would in be possible to achieve such relative zoom? You wouldn’t be able to zoom in on them at all. And if you really look at these videos with an open mind, which I know you won’t, even though I’m giving you a link right here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H1I4-OROXZI, what these stars actually look like will surprise you. So the “stars” are not “journeying” through the galaxy. Again, they make concentric circles around the North Pole. And there is no “expanding” universe. If that were the case, then how the hell have all the constellations stayed exactly in their relative positions to each other and maintained their shapes throughout the entire history of humanity? If the “universe was expanding,” and all these stars were wizzing through a galaxy at millions of miles per hour, then the constellation shapes would change all the time. Try looking at all evidence before pretending like you know what you’re talking about, because all you’re doing is parroting what you think you learned in school, when all you learned was how to regurgitate lies.
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