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Does the earth give light? Based on your logic, it should. How about you build a scale model (just use a globe and a baseball and a flashlight) and see for yourself, like RD just said.

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Dave posted a video several pages back from a balloon flight that used a GoPro camera to shoot footage of it's flight. I asked him about this very thing, how if it being a fisheye lens would distort the image, that if the camera were swinging evenly, then the every time the center of the video...

You apparently don't agree. If you did, you wouldn't say that gravity is made up, because we have observed and measured gravity for quite a long time now. Low powered cameras have taken pictures of the earth from orbit and in transit to the moon and even from the moon itself. They clearly show...

And of course, I've forgotten what it was I wanted to talk about, but I'm sure I'll think of it eventually.

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Dave, how many times do we have to show you that gravity does exist, and it's measurable. We can measure the force of gravity to levels Newton could never have dreamed of. By the way, have we mentioned that Newton was a creationist Christian? Dave, gravity only pulls (as far as we can tell...

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I'm pretty sure that the flights and flight paths that Sir Knight is talking about does not have any stop overs. Which brings us back to his questions:

Oh, and let's not forget the fact that not only does the moon rotate as fast as it orbits the earth, it oscillates too.

What point did I miss, Dave? Do you think it might have come from the Jews? I mean, the Hebrew Old Testament does say in multiple places that the earth is a circle, and that it was hung on nothing, and that God stretched out the heavens. I mean... Just a thought...

Where's your summary of the video, Dave? No one's going to watch it just because you post it.

Again, You're arguing against something that no one claims. No one says that the moon has air on it's surface. No one. No one claims that there is life or oceans or trees on the moon's surface. No one. That's why I called your post a straw man. Because you're making an argument against a...

Nice straw man.

Funnily enough, the moon actually does have an atmosphere. It's so thin that it's almost non-existant, but it is there. It's called an "exosphere." http://www.space.com/18067-moon-atmosphere.html There is also water ice at the poles, which agrees with the Hydroplate theory, which says that...

Yes, Dave, it does, and its effect is about 1/6th that of Earth's. We've measured it. And I gave you the reason why. You even quoted it. It orbits as fast as it rotates, which is once about every 27 days, give or take. Don't believe me? How long from new moon to new moon? How long from full...

Actually it does. It rotates about as fast as it orbits, which is about once every 27 days or so, give or take.

Dave, We know EXACTLY what a star is and EXACTLY why stars move across the sky. It's not a mystery like you're making it out to be. Stars are balls of super hot burning gases and plasma. They move across our sky because the earth is spinning once every 24 hours on its axis.

Dave, it seems you're having a hard time separating out truth from fantasy. Most strong Christians don't believe in a multiverse, but they do believe that our universe isn't just some dome over our heads. You keep implying through what you say that whoever doesn't believe in a flat earth...

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