Quote (card_sultan @ Jan 13 2017 04:39pm)
Best time to do star gazing is obviously during the day :wacko:
You dodged by main questions, so since you cant explain it - your entire Ball Earth is a joke.
hmm yes, Look at those people looking though the telescopes, i guess the University photoshopped them out....
Wow, you are really grasping now, aren't you. Yes, the entire event is a sham, all these people show up but are not allowed to look through the telescopes. I mean if I was a world government trying to keep people in the dark, that's exactly what I would do. I would schedule public events inviting people to look at the stars, and then not let them look at the stars when they all come. Nobody will ever suspect anything or ask any questions. Holy crap, could you be any more desperate?
I went to one of these events and I looked through several telescopes. You may now proceed to call me a government shill and a NASA agent.
What was your main question? Do we live in a curved sheet of paper? No, we do not live on a curved sheet of paper. That was just a picture of a curved plane. The existence of such a thing does not mean we live on it. It was also a black and white picture, but that does not mean we live in a black and white world. A few pages ago I posted a picture of a plastic cup with a spoon in it. Before you ask, we do not live in a plastic cup either.