What about space (i.e. with the stars, planets and so on)? Is space real? How big is the universe as a whole? Where are the stars? (Are stars real?)
Nobody knows what the space is we see lights up in the sky at night - I do not trust NASA after the moon landing hoax - the only technological achievement that has never been replicated.
The Americans claim to have an Antarctic base at the South Pole. Are they lying?
Nobody is contesting there is a south pole base - I already mentioned in one of my replied that it is a controlled point and the tourists are taken to that barber pole south pole point.
Near the South Pole, the magnetic field lines of the Earth converge, as they do near the North pole. Why is that?
No they do not, there is not a single compass in the world which points to the south magnetic pole even when you go to the south pole the magnetic pull of south pole should be more than northpole since there is an alleged earth cuve between the observer and northpole if he is standing at the south pole
If the land goes on forever, does it make any sense to say that the North Pole is at the centre?
Why do you say it's at the centre?
For us yes, it makes sense because it is center of our earth pond. Are there other ponds with their own sun and moon maybe, just like you believe in alien planets I believe in these extra terrestrial alien ponds.
If we were moving thru the space rotating revolving around our galaxy and then away from the "Big Bang" center all in different directions then we should not see the night sky same for 2 days forget about constellations repeating itself for thousands of years.
Why are seismic detectors able to detect earthquakes and things like atomic tests, which can be pinpointed to locations based on the assumption that the Earth is a sphere and the seismic waves travel in straight lines? What's really happening with those detectors?
It works the same on Flat earth model - you do not need a curve for seismic detectors to work.
The sun, moon and stars are all observed to rotate. Is that because they all actually rotate in circles about the ground?
Why is it that we see different stars at different times of year?
In the flat earth model all the stars, sun and moon rotate around the earth pond.
We see different stars at different times of the year because the constellations are revolving around the center of Earth pond. The same constellation repeats every year and have been doing for thousands of years - this does not make sense on the globe model moving thru space.
Why are there seasons?
Why are the seasons "opposite" in what are called the northern and southern hemispheres? (i.e. it is summer in North when it is winter in the South, and vice versa.)
Season are more believable on flat earth than the globe. Season happens because we have hot sun and a cold Moon creating a wake in the higher atmosphere.
The seasons are opposite because sun move to tropic of cancer from capricon. Please see the quote below.
“The seasons are caused by the
Sun’s circuit round the Earth in a spiral ecliptic. In the Winter Solstice (December 21st), the
Sun is vertical over the Tropic of Capricorn. Looking South from London, he appears to make a small circuit in the Southern sky, during the same period he is seen to cross the sky at almost overhead in Cape Town, thus causing Summer in the Southern Hemisphere. In the Summer Solstice (June 21st), the
Sun is vertical over the Tropic of Cancer, (nearly overhead in London), while looking North from Cape Town, he appears to make a small circuit in the Northern sky, causing Winter in the Southern and Summer in the Northern Hemisphere.” -E. Eschini, “Foundations of Many Generations”
Why do parallax measurements put the Sun at a distance of 93 million miles and the moon at approximately 380,000 km from the Earth?
The measurement works same for Sun at a distance of 3000 miles. Heliocentrists’ astronomical figures always sound perfectly precise, but they have historically been notorious for regularly and drastically changing them to suit their various models. For instance, in his time Copernicus calculated the
Sun’s
distance from Earth to be 3,391,200 miles. The next century Johannes Kepler decided it was actually 12,376,800 miles away. Issac Newton once said, “It matters not whether we reckon it 28 or 54 million miles distant for either would do just as well!” How scientific!? Benjamin Martin calculated between 81 and 82 million miles, Thomas Dilworth claimed 93,726,900 miles, John Hind stated positively 95,298,260 miles, Benjamin Gould said more than 96 million miles, and Christian Mayer thought it was more than 104 million!
Why does the Moon take approximately 1 month to appear in the same place in the sky, while the Sun takes 1 year? Do they move around in the sky at different rates? What determines the rates at which the planets, stars, sun and moon move around the sky?
Which calculation?
Why do low pressure systems rotate clockwise, while high-pressure systems rotate counter-clockwise?
Sorry don't know this answer at top of my head, does it only work on a globe model and fails on a flat earth model?
What causes the seasons? Is the Sun's path not circular? Is it sort of sinusoidal, then? What causes that?
Are you saying the flat Earth is "tilted" in some way? Perhaps I'm not understanding you.
I am not saying Flat earth is tilted I am saying the Heliocentric model requires earth to tilt as it makes an eliptical circle around sun.
Cheers thanks for the good questions and not attacking me. I joined Sciforum way before reddit was even an idea because the discussions were mature and civil.
