@darkpurplelight- The (fake) moon landing got me started on the way to flat earth. The idea that NASA lost the telemetry data, they lost the lunar lander plans, the fact we NEVER went back, the fact they say we do not have the technology any longer to go to the moon, the fact they used to take showers! in space lol, and on and on. NASA = LIAR in my mind.
I truly believe there is no space, no aliens- just us under the firmament made by the creator.
As far as a north south circumnavigation of the "globe" its been done (supposedly) 1 time. 1 freaking time is not very convincing. Pilots just follow the routes they are givin and there are photos of the challenger crew now 30 years later that look dead on to the crew who are supposed to be dead, they even still use the same names.
Do more research if you have not truly put some time into it, I know it sounds stupid because I thought the ame thing, now I laugh at the idea we live on a ball spinning 1,000 mph at the equator, that seems CRAZY!
Peace, also water ALWAYS finds its level
With a big telescope you can see the lander. Satellites circumnavigate thousands of times per day. I have tracked satellites simultaneously with a dish antennas and visually at night. The dish must be pointed at the source to detect the signal. I had to manually point the antenna as I didn't have expensive hardware. The things come up at the south horizon and go north, it only takes 10 or 15 minutes to go from the south horizon(Acquisition Of Signal) to the north horizon(Loss Of Signal). then once disappearing to the north, they reemerge at the south horizon at the precise instant that is calculable by their speed and the size of the earth. There is no way to fake this, you can see them and listen to their telemetry!
What about foreign astronauts? Are they Illuminati their selves? Why go to great lengths to keep it secret anyway?
I don't doubt a creator, but the supernatural is natural, just to complex for us to understand.
There are some weird things about the moon landing, perhaps they faked it at the time to make the Russians think we were first.
I hope we get affordable space travel in our lifetimes. Then you will see. I believe almost anything is possible, but the Earth is indeed round, I promise.
Peace.
@zoomtruth good to hear you woke up to the truth! People around me also had (have) a lot of problems with my ideas. I used to be really fanatic about them but over the years began to understand that i just can't force my opinions onto the people around me, especially at the IT firm i work at even though these were the people i considered to be the smartest ones.. There is a great documentary about this that helped me to understand this process a lot better:
I recommend watching this!
The flat earth theory is indeed interesting, i also spent a lot of time researching this. For instance the "Van Allen Belt". How did we manage to fly through this radioactive belt? There is a video from NASA where they address this problem (this is from a couple of years ago), which would make the lunar landing impossible.. The cameras and film they used also couldn't have survived this radiation.
There are also a lot of examples where it is to obvious that the live feeds are not live at all. They are pasted together in lengths that correspond with the weightlessness from the NASA test (weightless) plains. You should look up the live feed they had with "Myth Busters".
The thing that makes me believe that the earth is not flat but round mainly comes from the research i did on ancient technology. There are videos and books that show the measurements of the great pyramid of Giza corresponding to the measurements of the Earth. Also there are clay tablets found by the Sumerians that depict our solar system with all the planets.
All the information out there can be very confusing and sometimes new videos and other information emerges with proof of a flat Earth but it just doesn't weigh up to the other evidence (for me).
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@zoomtruth good to hear you woke up to the truth! People around me also had (have) a lot of problems with my ideas. I used to be really fanatic about them but over the years began to understand that i just can't force my opinions onto the people around me, especially at the IT firm i work at even though these were the people i considered to be the smartest ones.. There is a great documentary about this that helped me to understand this process a lot better: