Was thinking about the insanity of the spinning earth at 1000mph the other day.
With all your videos of regular people observing the sun with a Nikon P1000 - you can clearly see the camera is stable looking at the sun. How could we observe the sun as a still object (especially at the equator) if we’re spinning like the heliocentric model says?
Globe believers will tell you that that it’s because of the sheer size of the earth relative to the speed at which it turns for why we don’t “feel” the motion.
Good video - now what I’d love to see is a flat earth lens and weather balloon doing this exact thing but give us a Timelapse of the 24 hour cycle - then couldn’t we see how the sun actually rotates above our earth?
ChemtrailCrud / Christopher
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