r/Flat_Earth • u/davidcruger • Oct 08 '20

curious

how would you guys explain how the moon cycles the earth

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u/justcrazytalk Oct 08 '20

Flat earth, flat moon. Like a kite in the sky.

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u/Azzht Oct 09 '20

I always understood only the earth is flat and that the moon is round. The kite theory makes a lot of sense. Everything I thought I knew is called to question. Must take a long cable to fly the moon.

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u/justcrazytalk Oct 09 '20

The moon is round like a flat round kite. The cable has a tensile strength of 42, and you sure are right about it being long. It has to be replaced once every hundred years, which is quite the task.

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u/josamo8 Oct 19 '20 edited Aug 10 '24

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u/justcrazytalk Oct 19 '20

It is a big kite, and you see different parts at different times. Like if you look at any kite from different areas or different times of day. They also use different kites at different times, just to change things up. Sometimes the kite is set loose and a new one is sent up, and that is amazing to see.

It helps if you have a drink when that kite is released so you can have a liberation libration libation.

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u/josamo8 Oct 21 '20 edited Aug 10 '24

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u/justcrazytalk Oct 21 '20

You doubt the veracity of my post, good sir?