Yo Guys, I gotta Red Pill you about the real shape of the Earth

[Craig Murray]

That diagram doesnt show that at all, from my perspective. You're suggesting light bends all the way around the firmament to illuminate the moon on the opposite side, but doesn't get any light anywhere on the outside of the shell?

Makes no sense, diagram or not.

[Primalredemption]

Why would light shine on the outside of the shell? It wouldn't. It would bent around the inside and converge at a point 180 degrees opposite from the sun's position, which is exactly what we witness with the anti-solar illumination point (gegenshein).

This is basically how all electromagnetic fields operate:



Notice how it leaves one pole, starts bending around and converges on the opposite side. Why would any light shine on the outside? That makes no sense.

[Primalredemption]

[Primalredemption]

I wish you would ask the really good questions, like why giant chunks of ice fall from the sky- some as heavy as 1500 pounds and documented several hundred years before any aircraft were invented. in 2012 a 1000 pound piece fell in Croatia.

These things hit the ground with the force of a missile. Some weigh so much that there is no possible way currents of air can keep them levitating long enough to reach their size (like how hail forms).

Some of these still have pieces in tact that reveal a flat side. Why would Giant chunks of ice fall from the sky and have a flat top to them? It's because they are forming on the glass sky!

The Tunguska explosion did not leave any crater or meteor and in the very center of the "explosion" was a small lake with large chunks of ice. Could it be possible that it was caused by a super giant chunk of ice falling? Seems very likely.

[Craig Murray]

I wish you would ask the really good questions, like why giant chunks of ice fall from the sky- some as heavy as 1500 pounds and documented several hundred years before any aircraft were invented. in 2012 a 1000 pound piece fell in Croatia.

These things hit the ground with the force of a missile. Some weigh so much that there is no possible way currents of air can keep them levitating long enough to reach their size (like how hail forms).

Some of these still have pieces in tact that reveal a flat side. Why would Giant chunks of ice fall from the sky and have a flat top to them? It's because they are forming on the glass sky!

The Tunguska explosion did not leave any crater or meteor and in the very center of the "explosion" was a small lake with large chunks of ice. Could it be possible that it was caused by a super giant chunk of ice falling? Seems very likely.

The sky is glass now? And ice forms on it? You want to toss out round earth because the moon is tidally locked but you're ready to accept a glass "ceiling"?

The Tunguska object exploded above ground. The epicenter is well know. The lake nearby has been proven to be far older than the event.

https://sputniknews.com/science/2017...nt-lake-cheko/

[Craig Murray]

wouldn't the ice block your view of the stars, and then when a chunk fell you'd see a clearer picture? I dont observe that at all.

What keeps the sun and moon in the "sky" ? Wouldn't they fall to the shell like the ice does?

Also that latest diagram doesnt match the other diagram of how light bends in your world.

Also if you're going to say light bends based on the same model as electromagnetism, wouldn't a magnet bend light? I don't think we observe that ...

[Craig Murray]

another question... if light from the sun bends all the way around to bounce off the moon so i see it, why wouldn't the light that bounces off the moon bend back to the sun, causing me to never be able to see the moon? The path of the light going to and from the moon would not be the same on the way in as it is on the way out?

is the moon a sphere? Is it made of cheese?

[Primalredemption]

The sky is glass now? And ice forms on it? You want to toss out round earth because the moon is tidally locked but you're ready to accept a glass "ceiling"?

Did you even read through my original post? I said there is a glass sky from the very beginning. And I cited like 15 corresponding phenomenon that are only explained by the glass sky.

[Craig Murray]

you know it just occurred to me that your two criticisms of round earth, namely the tidal locking of the moon and the relative size of the sun and moon, are both present in your model as well.

Sorry i must have missed the glass ceiling bit.

So why doesn't the sun fall to earth like the ice?

[Primalredemption]

wouldn't the ice block your view of the stars, and then when a chunk fell you'd see a clearer picture? I dont observe that at all.

Ice is totally transparent when formed at very cold temperatures. And no the moon is not cheese.