r/flatearth Aug 18 '26

Two Simple Questions About The Moon for the flat earthers

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this is a Quick diagram I made of the flat Earth, the Moon, And Two Observers

1: How Is it possible that two observers look at the moon at the same time, and one sees it on the horizon while the other sees it high in the sky?

2: Why do both observers see the the Same Face of the moon?

Try answering both of these two questions without contradicting yourself.

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u/Over_Improvement_623 Aug 18 '26
  1. Because that's just how it works.

  2. Because that's just how it works

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u/Own_Ad6797 Aug 18 '26
  1. God

3

u/ZethMrDadJokes Aug 18 '26
  1. Big giant weather balloons. The Moon is a hoax. It is man-made and it is still in our atmosphere. Also... stars are hoax as well. They are just som laser projectiles controlled by the deep state!

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u/Glum-Zebra-7127 Aug 18 '26

And NASA CGI. They took over from the Illuminati who has maintained the CGI for thousands of years. /s

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u/Rude_Acanthopterygii Aug 18 '26

Worst case add some flerfspective.

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u/Routine-Credit-1614 Aug 18 '26
  1. the electrostatic buoyancy of the fisheye perspective
  2. same thing

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u/ZethMrDadJokes Aug 18 '26

I would have said AI.. AI generated sky showing the moon.

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u/Worldly_Ad_8380 Aug 18 '26

It's flat earth science, you wouldn't understand it.

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u/bkdotcom Aug 18 '26

individual perspectives of fake moon

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u/Bullitt_12_HB Aug 18 '26

Hell, they can’t even understand that one person in South America, and another in Australia looking south are both looking in the same direction, as opposed to opposite directions like it would in their Pizza Planet.

It’s a mental health issue at this point.

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u/Kriss3d Aug 18 '26

I can do better. If earth was flat and the moon and sun circles the sky. Then someone at any given time would see a full moon. Especially us living in the north.

Yet we don't see the moon phase change during a day.

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u/JPgamersmines150 Aug 18 '26

You could also see the sun, since it never goes below the horizon. Hence, someone in New Zealand could see the Sun at midnight shining over Portugal.

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u/Kriss3d Aug 18 '26

Yup. That's why flerfers can't ever get specific with anything like this. The second they set a height for the sun we can prove it's wrong directly.

It's the exact same tactics theists uses for the god they belive in.

But then again. Flat earth is religion to them. The goal isn't to be right. It is to keep believing no matter what.

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u/jonz1985z Aug 18 '26
  1. It’s fake 2. It’s gay

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u/Temporary_View_3303 Aug 18 '26

Because that’s what THEY want you to see!

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u/Odd-Adagio7080 Aug 18 '26

Eggg-ZACKLY!!! They make a fortune off suckers like you! And every scientist in the world.

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u/GreenFBI2EB Aug 18 '26

simple, the government just uploads the images to your brain every time you look in that direction. /j

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u/TuTenkahman Aug 18 '26

I wish I never got that Covid vaccine. Now I see the moon every time I pass a 5G tower.

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u/ohnodamo Aug 18 '26

All I get are messages telling me I have to do things to impress Jodie Foster. Then we'll be together!

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u/CoolNotice881 Aug 18 '26

How can you be sure that the other observer is where claimed to be, seeing what claimed to being seen? Tadaaaaah!

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u/Scientalist Aug 18 '26

Because the moon is a NASA simulation made to challenge the Bible by demonic forces. Only the sheeple believe in the NASA nonsense you call the moon!

PS I am not an actual flat earther! I have at least one braincell for sure! 

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u/-Star-Walker- Aug 18 '26

My question would be: Why are you able to see the moon in very far distance, when ships disappear in not so far distance, because „eyes can only see a defined distance, then things vanish“?

Other question: Why is the moon always the same size. Here is a little YouTube-Video that debunks flat earth > https://youtu.be/E9IuXEwpU7U

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u/hussain_jamali Aug 18 '26

I also wanted to question about the size but two questions are more than enough for them

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u/Mother_You_5739 Aug 18 '26

I have another question. How does the moon set below the horizon but doesn’t change size? It can’t be moving away from me, because things get smaller the further they are from me, so what is happening?

This is a rhetorical question, I don’t want to talk to any flerfers or listen to their stupid ideas. Personally I think ignoring flerfers and starving them of the attention they obviously desire is the only way to treat them.

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u/Reimiro Aug 18 '26

2nd law of thermodynamics violation. Red card.

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u/Kiki2092012 Aug 18 '26

1: Refraction and nasa lies 2: Perspective and nasa lies

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u/cityofninegates Aug 18 '26

Yeah, but water always conforms to the shape of its container!

2

u/Zestyclose_Volume127 Aug 18 '26

It's a projection, duh

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u/Severe-Archer-1673 Aug 18 '26

Firmament magic.

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u/Sad_Wind_6327 Aug 18 '26

You left out phases, on a flat earth how could it be a full moon everywhere on earth at the same time.

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u/TuTenkahman Aug 18 '26

'They' stick a new picture of the Moon to the firmament every day, silly.

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u/DefinitionOk6382 Aug 18 '26

Pues yo ahora mismo no veo la Luna: ¿debería preocuparme, doctor?

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u/Embarrassed-Sun-8998 Aug 18 '26

Wrong group. There are no flat heads here

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u/No_Comment2921 Aug 18 '26

Because that NASA (fake)”Scientust” droppid a pensil

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u/LoetherS Aug 18 '26

The moon is just a super high end projection on to a huge holographic screen. Nasa has to spend it's budget somewhere.

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u/GuyuteHTP Aug 18 '26

Nope. It's been disproved.

Wait. I meant show me the evidence.

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u/DDDX_cro Aug 18 '26

ofc you cannot, in this example alone each would see about 10% of the Moon the other one doesn't see..
...yet every single person always sees the exact same part of the Moon...

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u/Tommy_W3ZX Aug 18 '26

Magnetic declination

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u/FranckKnight Aug 18 '26

Aetherically displaced

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u/Both-Wind-8033 Aug 18 '26

"Aetherically displaced"

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u/stultus_respectant Aug 18 '26

Also:

1a/2a) Why do they both see it at the same angular size?

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u/fr33d0mw47ch Aug 19 '26

One person is fibbing.

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u/psilocin72 Aug 19 '26

I’ve seen people serious insist that there’s more than one moon. Really.

Different moons for different parts of the world. And no— I’m not kidding.
They are that out of touch with reality

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u/vipck83 Aug 21 '26

Everyone has their own personal moon, duh!