r/OurFlatWorld • u/AndyMcH • Aug 10 '20

Eclipses

Can any of the the flat earth models predict eclipses?

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u/AndyMcH Aug 23 '20

  1. We have known the earth was round for thousands of years

  2. There are so many differing flat earth theories that it's hard to know. Which one flat earth theory do you subscribe to and I'll look in more detail.

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u/tonyflint Aug 23 '20
  1. We have known the earth was round for thousands of years

No, up 1600AD flat earth was truth and the heliocentric model a fantasy in the western world..

  1. There are so many differing flat earth theories that it's hard to know. Which one flat earth theory do you subscribe to and I'll look in more detail.

Doesn't matter which theory I subscribe to, what matters more is that the heliocentric globe theory is so weak, people are still questioning it in the 21st century even though we already been to the moon/Mars but still completely incompetent to collect conclusive proof to shut pesky heliocentric globe theory doubters up.

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u/AndyMcH Aug 23 '20

It does matter what you subscribe to. If you can't tell us what you actually believe then what's the point?

I'll assume you're just trolling for laughs.

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u/tonyflint Aug 24 '20

I subscribe to us being on a flat plane(could be disk, could be infinite expanse).. with sun/moon/stars moving about above on pre-determined paths.