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I think it's the hole in the Ozone.
Chocolate earth
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- Jul 18, 2012
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Where's your proof? I could draw a circle on a paper that's round too. Still flat.
- Apr 27, 2014
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Dudes on NT is really advocating flat Earth theory son
- Apr 7, 2008
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Are you sure NASA even ween to the moon?
Are you sure you aren't just a hologram inside the matrix... How can you be so sure?
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Unless you yourself are an independent scientist we can all agree that we have to rely on nasa for our information and trust that they're telling us the truth. Outside of that you have no ******* idea
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Again, the world being round is easily observable from right where you stand
- Jul 19, 2012
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I don't know man it looks pretty flat to me.
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Because you don't know what to observe. I could look down and claim the whole world is a sidewalk
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NASA is irrelevant to this claim. NASA didn't even exist when these issues were proven/disproven.
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NASA is the only source we have for pictures of the earth from space
- Jul 2, 2012
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Explain:
>Horizon
>Lunar Eclipse
>Time Zone
>Space Probes
>Atmospheric pressure
>Shadows
>Horizon
>Lunar Eclipse
>Time Zone
>Space Probes
>Atmospheric pressure
>Shadows
District of Columbia
formerly dcmade
- Mar 17, 2013
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Dude jus goin against the grain for the **** of it now
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You realize that there are other ways to tell the earth is round other than looking at a picture right?
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No. Several other countries have been to space.
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I'm more interested in why some areas of Antarctica aren't explorable [emoji]127806[/emoji][emoji]128064[/emoji][emoji]127806[/emoji]
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Who is the delicious white brawd in your avy? Is her mass as round as the Earth is?
- Jan 25, 2006
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I'll debunk this using simple logic:
If an airplane from North America from the west wants to fly to China, they will head west and it will take approximately 11hrs.
Now take a flight from a European country (let's use Italy) is 10 hours.
Considering that Italy is far more east on the map, why does it take almost the exact same time? Wouldn't the plane from Italy need to fly over the Atlantic AND North America and then make the trip to China?
If an airplane from North America from the west wants to fly to China, they will head west and it will take approximately 11hrs.
Now take a flight from a European country (let's use Italy) is 10 hours.
Considering that Italy is far more east on the map, why does it take almost the exact same time? Wouldn't the plane from Italy need to fly over the Atlantic AND North America and then make the trip to China?
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OP needs to get off NT and go back to 1st grade. Wow
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Not to mention the world being flat completely throws the fundemental laws of gravity out the window
- Apr 15, 2004
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Youre all wrong.
The earth is not actually round, it is cuboid.
The reason it appears round in photographs is because camera lenses are round. Our eyes, similar to the lens of a camera also duplicate this curvature on a smaller level of course.
The earth is not actually round, it is cuboid.
The reason it appears round in photographs is because camera lenses are round. Our eyes, similar to the lens of a camera also duplicate this curvature on a smaller level of course.
- Feb 24, 2013
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OP, how come nobody has fell off the earth and landed into space horizontally?
- Dec 3, 2013
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Why r u asking me like I'm the one who said it was flat
I simply presented some infoSimilar threads
