Flat Earther Fails Miserably Trying to Debunk Space

[@SciManDan]

I am aware of the duplicated clip at 2:44 - KZbin editor is currently removing it. Doh!!

[@artursverza]

Keep it! Keep it! It's brilliant! It's brilliant! :) :)

[@Jacollo]

Keep it, it's a feature. Make the flerfs think there's a glitch in the reality or something!

[@casperthefriendlycookingapple]

Are you aware of the duplicated clip?

[@Darryl.M]

Why? Why?

[@sorsimmanis626]

That glitch means they made a change in the Matrix and the agents are coming ...

[@HumanoidBoogie]

If it were all fake, then that would mean that student astronomers would have to be taken to some kind of secret meeting (presumably after graduation). "Ok fellow astronomers, now we can let you in on the big secret. Everything you've learned is a lie, so we need you to pretend to contribute to science for the rest of your career. We know this is a big shock, and you probably feel like throwing in the towel and telling everyone about it, but you can't because 'they' will find out and come after you. Ok, love you , bye!"

[@aidankirwan9904]

Oh my god, Creaky's in on it!

[@philjenkins6284]

What about all the amateur sky watchers who never pass through university and who subsequently don’t receive an invitation to the secret sex party where the truth is revealed?

[@brandonroeder2461]

They'd have to be part of the worldwide, multimillion person conspiracy to cover up the "truth". 😂 Astronomers Pilots Astronauts Ship captains Etc.....

[@listerofsmeg884]

it would make the amount of effort required to keep the moon landings under wraps seem like chicken feed

[@sandmaker47]

I think what he's trying to say is the students are taught a lie so the lie is continously perpetrated generation by generation forgetting that things can be verified.

[@DjVortex-w]

Isn't it funny that text-to-speech software has advanced in enormous leaps during the past two decades, yet it's still as annoying as it was 20 years ago.

[@Hykje]

But isn't it a sign of how far the technological evolution has taken us when an AI flat-earther is just as stupid as a human one?

[@shadowman7307]

"Hello I'm Master Chief lololololololololololol."

[@sebastiengoulet360]

it's like he's using windows 7 text to speech lol

[@Elzzaw]

It's pretty funny because the AI TTS voice he chose seems like an attempt to sound more sophisticated and official. This means he realises how insane and condescending he sounds and that no one takes him seriously.

[@SciTrekMan]

The most annoying is the ones I’ve seen just in the past week or so. They are ads shown during ad-supported games, with someone speaking, but they put a very obvious AI narration over it, that does not come even remotely close to matching the lip movements. Clearly a scam, but game owner allows it anyway. Grrrr.

[@MikeDrube]

Just so I understand correctly. Flat-Earthers accept the science of what we can see and how strong a light source needs to be for us to see it at all (whether the information in the video is correct or not). But if the same scientific methodology is used to show that the universe, stars and planets exist, as well as details of their properties and how far away they are from us, then all of a sudden it's nonsense? Flat earthers please, either you accept science or you don't. But you can't just take what you like and ignore everything else or call it wrong.

[@marylynne9104]

Oh yes they can. They do, all the time. They reject science using the very tools given to them by science, their phones, iPads, computers, the internet etc.

[@WitchidWitchid]

When we debate them we should throw their own argument right back at them.

[@rogermccaslin5963]

That's what I was thinking. I'm sure they'd be great at harvest time in the cherry orchard.

[@micahdominque8609]

"But if the same scientific methodology is used to show that the universe, stars and planets exist, as well as details of their properties and how far away they are from us, then all of a sudden it's nonsense?" yes! you can have them agree 100 percent with the math/science that you provide and they will still deny reality.

[@tdcfc]

Usually they're trying to show that our math and science doesn't match with reality. It's not that they trust it, as they are just trying to have their "gotcha" moment. The small issue is that they usually don't understand the science well enough, so they assume a bunch of wrong things and think their stupidity is their "gotcha" moment. It's the same every time.

[@denttech2515]

It would be funny if the AI started off saying, "This is one of the dumbest things I've ever been forced to say, but here I go"

[@TheKevinHarris]

If telescopes make things less bright… please, nobody look at him through a telescope.

[@fakecrusader]

It's also the reason why we are told that we can look at the sun safely through binoculars.

[@paulconnelly640]

Isn't that how you observe a black hole?

[@tma2001]

well its true for high magnifications as anyone who owns a telescope knows but for a field of view that shows the whole of the full moon, it can be so bright that it is painful to look at!

[@kd72183]

Perhaps he's looking through the wrong end....

[@enderswolf]

“Oh no! why so small?” -Bad Ape

[@simond.455]

"I don't understand any of this. It is therefore fake and what I made up is true instead." 🤦‍♀ Holy moly... A whole series based on failure to comprehend. 🙀

[@mimoza1989]

I'm an electrical engineer and my specialty is lighting. I felt so much second hand embarrassment for the Gateman...

[@bobblum5973]

Lux, lumens, candle power, candela... So many terms and definitions for Mr. Gateman to use, abuse and get wrong. I won't claim to remember the definitions of all those terms, but I know to look them up before trying to base a technical argument on them.

[@wizardsuth]

It reminded me of Kent Hovind trying to give a lecture on genetics despite not understanding the terms gene pool, genome, chromosome, allele, gene, codon, base pair, and base.

[@ndhammer]

Physics is definitely Gate Guy's Kryptonite.

[@Rosskles]

That gate video really showed me that maybe these people aren't _all_ trolling or scamming and simply just... hopeless.

[@angheldragos]

u mean stupid in a delicate way? 😂

[@No_True_Scotsman]

I think it's obvious most of them are just genuinely stupid. Of course some are scammers but most are just dumb.

[@Rosskles]

@@angheldragos haha yes

[@5m0k3y9]

The dumbing down of America was intentional, just look at the recent results of their work! It's the dark ages part two, burn all those "fake" science books and buy the Trump bibbles!

[@wizardsuth]

"Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity." -- Hanlon's Razor

[@manelcolomer9044]

I misunderstand science, therefore the Earth is flat. Flerf logic 😂

[@Case_]

It's always fascinating to see a flerf completely misunderstand something and build a huge "debunk of science" based on that misunderstanding.

[@michaelfox2433]

So,...everything they say and or do in other words,...you aren't wrong.

[@mericet39]

Trying to use mainstream science to debunk mainstream science. I'm sure the irony is lost on The Gate Guy.

[@dobrien51]

I’m a little confused that he admitted that the moon reflects the sun’s light.

[@guytheincognito4186]

Yeah, their understanding of their own model is about as connected as each element of the model itself is. 😂

[@shaneeslick]

Yeah he Debunks Flat Earth's "Moon is it's own light souce that makes cold light"

[@MinionTrouble]

When it suits their arguments they will happily use science.

[@CD_Character]

And it's Cold Light. Apparently.

[@jiubboatman9352]

This is a small thing really close. That is a big thing far away. Thanks Dougal

[@PBeringer]

Haha! An astronomy lecturer I had once used that clip in a PowerPoint.

[@Microwave_King]

Radar is a huge weakness for flerfers. If the earth was flat, flying under the radar would be literally impossible.

[@steve3291]

They will tell you it is "perspective" or some such drivel. That's what they normally do.

[@TheLevantin]

@@steve3291 Perspective bends space-time or some such nonsense.

[@jarsky]

To be fare, everything astronomical and the literally observable and measureable curvature of the earth is a weakness for flerfers long before radar 😅

[@j.ortega7690]

​@@TheLevantingravity is the one bend space-time.so there you go how stupid that sound.

[@erikblaas5826]

Everything in reality is a weakness for them, they constantly have to deny every aspect of optics, physics and observable things to replace it with their fantasy pizza with glass cover.

[@hreader]

The AI friend is brought in to give him a scholarly and respectable accent, I suspect.

[@tompiper9276]

AI..... When you're too embarrassed to use your own voice

[@Slicerwizard]

Text to speech software isn't AI and never was.

[@scythiosserpent5936]

To be fair: there were lots of difficult words in his text that are hard to pronounce correctly when you are a flat earther. Like "a" or "the" for example...

[@thevoid8578]

Thanks! I hate it. 🤣

[@tompiper9276]

@@scythiosserpent5936 😆😂

[@MSivonen]

Even the ai was sounding unsure and embarrassed when reading that.

[@Dankmangolion]

I thought they believed Mars and other planets / all stars, were just twinkly lights stuck on the "firmament" - yet they try to use it scientifically, qualifying it as a distant planet, to debunk things..

[@h14hc124]

There are a lot of things that they believe, and many of them are inconsistent with the other things they believe. That hasn't stopped them yet.

[@shaneeslick]

Flat Earthers are the best Flat Earth Debunkers

[@Andy-ju8bb]

I has lost many IQs watching that video.

[@johnchristopheraltoft7507]

I can tell 😂

[@micahdominque8609]

do nut worries, I has sum to spare.

[@John-yl4tj]

As a famous cartoon rabbit used to say, "What a maroon."

[@cygnustsp]

Technically he was a hare. Sharp enough to split a hare.

[@jarls5890]

What he doesn't get is that the NIOSH report is talking about a room being illuminated at 0.01 lux - then it is very difficult to pick up colors in that room. You know - if you were to work in a room with such poor lighting. Say you have to pick the read cable from the orange cable. However it is much different if a colored light source is emitting light - even at very low levels - you would be able to tell the color of the emitter. And in the case of Mars - even if it is not technically light emitter - it receives MUCH more than 0.01 lux - which is then reflected back to us.

[@martinconnelly1473]

I had a school mate who tried to join the RAF as a pilot and took a test where you had to identify the colour of a small coloured dim light. It was simulating the navigation lights on a distant aircraft at night. I don't know if he could not see the light or could not identify the colour of the light but he failed. Since a lot of people go on to be pilots I have to believe that they could identify the colour of a very small and dim light in the dark.

[@killercat1981]

CC will not be happy with this guy because remember CC says that space and the stars are all fake. I would pay to watch CC and this guy have a debate on space. Hope you had a good day on your birthday Dan.

[@borano2031]

Rumour has that CC just blew a gasket. Rgr

[@aussieseanc]

Maybe they would meet each other and both disappear up their own assholes like two pieces of antimatter cancelling themselves out ?

[@distracting_games]

I don't think anyone has any idea what Gateguy was trying to prove, other than that hinges work. Still waiting for a good explanation on how night works on a flat earth.

[@ceejay0137]

Don't hold your breath . . . !

[@tychi8826]

Are you saying this is a *gasp* “Hingegate” scandal

[@eddiebruv]

If I remember correctly, when he swung the gate the image of the camera closest to the hinge would move more slowly across the frame than the image from the camera mounted at the end of the gate, because that camera is nearer the object being viewed. He thinks that the stars should do the same thing because some viewers on Earth are closer to them than viewers at different locations. Of course he totally ignores the effects of scale and distance in his little experiment. 😂

[@rabidbanshee]

Once they describe flerf night then we'd like an explanation of why the length of night lengthens in winter more as you go N + S.

[@TheGuruStud]

Stars are just hanging there like Xmas lights in a medium sized tree 😂​@@eddiebruv

[@oblatespheroid6346]

Dan secretly exposing that he’s actually LEO.

[@deveey]

Law enforcement officer?

[@holyrat5548]

@@deveey Level Earth Observer

[@EdwardNavu]

No. He lacks the smugness that requires ignorance. He's not supposed to sound endearing in this imitation.

[@deveey]

@holyrat5548 ooo I get it now

[@perry92964]

you could be on to something, maybe dan is making content incognito so he has something to debunk on this channel........its an endless cycle

[@michaellegg9381]

He's deliberately using a A.I voice to make it sound smarter to suck people in to believe it is facts. Its the same voice as the "unexplained mysteries channel" and the ancient aliens mockumentary!! Even the script is written in such a way to sound smart and convincing which is completely different to how smart gate globe guy really sounds!!

[@123cp8]

I don’t understand a basic physical measurement, thus I’ll misinterpret it and make sweeping conclusions about how everyone else has been wrong for the last millennia. Sounds about on par.

[@h14hc124]

Exactly.. the reasonable conclusion when your data points wildly away from consensus should be to question the data and the analysis, to see if anything went wrong, and to gather more data to see if it supports the first set, but no, with this guy, his immediate conclusion is that all of science is wrong, and he's the only one who knows the truth.

[@shaneeslick]

Yeah they live in a world where 0+1=🤷‍♂... but everybody who does know it's 1 is wrong

[@patrickspapens5497]

i only just realised the clock on your wall shows 15 degrees per hour instead of the time. LEGEND!

[@listerofsmeg884]

mmm, interesting....

[@alexandermieske797]

Wait and see what happens, when he also finds out about cosmological redshifts and absorption lines.... 🧐😀

[@firetecher]

FFS!! Don't bring up red shift!! That will significantly increase your risk of falling off the edge when you travel a long distance. Very dangerous.

[@borano2031]

Thanks mate!!! You just gave him some new ideas! He will bring out more!! Oh, give me strength... Rgr

[@CD_Character]

Just more things he'd be unable to absorb.

[@jiks270]

I surprised he didn't say because we cannot smell stars & planets this proves they are not real.

[@shaneeslick]

I'm Glad I can't smell Uranus

[@romanroad483]

I think you're on to something.

[@No_True_Scotsman]

Wait, you're right. I'm a flat earther now.

[@1979genius]

I think physics is his kryptonite

[@robertbaker1893]

You have to admire the audacity of a guy who believes he has scientific proof that science is fake.

[@Darryl.M]

The man. The myth. The legend. The Gateman. The man that started it all.

[@borano2031]

Something you can tell your grandchildren: " I was there "!! Rgr

[@MSivonen]

Planes fly at 4m height. I know because I can see the tiny red and green leds on the wingtips. Angular size of the leds would be 0.0004 kelvin, if they were many long distances high as they claim. Basic math, doh. Also applies to stars. Which are not real. But the math still applies.

[@trevorcorker929]

Clueless about Lux, he`s Luxless ! 😄😄

[@borano2031]

Lucxy him!!! Rgr

[@unkemptjargon91]

The gate that proved everything. He's so far ahead of his time that he's preaching to the future cults of the gate.

[@borano2031]

And the cults will go completely bananas over space!! Rgr

[@Case_]

The Flerfgate scandal.

[@Trantion]

Is he looking in the wrong end of the telescope?

[@irrelevant_noob]

i think his perspective is that if we magnify an image with a pixel at a(n informal) brightness of 5, we'd get 5 pixels at a brightness of 1, so it's decreasing the overall visibility, somehow. 🤪

[@martinconnelly1473]

@@irrelevant_noob I think there is an issue with X photons per square metre hit the moon from the sun. When the moon only reflects Y percentage of photons at the Earth then there are not many photons when you have X x Y / 100. However he is probably not multiplying by the number of square metres of the moon's surface that are reflecting photons at the Earth. There is usually some basic error in the numbers flerfs come up with. You only have to consider how they butcher 8" per mile² when they try to use it.

[@JohnDlugosz]

You mentioned measuring Jupiter's distance using radar. I looked it up to see if that's actually been done. Jupiter was successfully ranged in 1963 using the Goldstone Deep Space Communications Complex. This was a groundbreaking achievement, as it was the first time radar was used to range a planet beyond Mars. The radar measurements helped refine the astronomical unit (AU). The radar signal took approximately 45-50 minutes for a round trip at opposition.

[@coyotezee]

It has also been used to measure the distance to other planets. Most notably it measures the distance to Venus when it is at greatest elongation. This was done for the first time back in 1958. This helped establish accurate distances for all the objects in the solar system, which then, via the law of gravity, gave accurate masses for all objects as well. Cool what science can do.

[@tychi8826]

I like flat earthers, they accidentally end up making me learn something new. I would not have even thought about looking up everything Dan spoke about in this video.

[@shaneeslick]

I don't like the Flat Earthers or their Uneducated STOOOOOPIDITY but... I do like the listening to Dan learning new stuff or re-learning old stuff parts

[@markdonaldson1450]

Can you believe, I asked him why he's using LUX and he blocked me.

[@kernicterus1233]

Ooops. I've just suggested that he contact the Royal Astronomical Society and give them his big news, and I've included the contact details, me thinks I might be getting a blockage too.

[@Buffalo5]

That "Let's have a look" was spot on😅

[@irrelevant_noob]

2:47

[@joshk3273]

I adore the flerf 'logic' of "I have no idea what am I talking about, therefore everyone else is wrong". Golden.

[@samtownley9019]

"Let's have a look" I could have swore he was in the room with me 😄

[@robraaiii]

Oh man! Your leo impression was spot on 🤣

[@riz8437]

Flerfers and science, like feeding strawberries to pigs!

[@guytheincognito4186]

Do pigs not like strawberries?

[@shaneeslick]

@@guytheincognito4186 it's a term for "a waste"

[@guytheincognito4186]

@@shaneeslick Oh, I see. Thanks

[@shaneeslick]

​@@guytheincognito4186 No worries, unlike Flat Earthers (because they know everything) there is always something new to learn 😂 oh I forgot to add some people also use Truffles or some other delicacy as the food depending on the region of the world or heritage

[@guytheincognito4186]

@ Yeah it’s the same as the saying “don’t throw pearls before swine”.

[@jay70328]

The gate guy is back? I've been waiting for this video for years!

[@LudosErgoSum]

I understand that flerfs resort to AI voice when the words become to difficult for them to pronounce in a script littered with highly scientific terms such as "the" and "a"…

[@RWMAirgunsmithing]

Lmao, he wants to rewrite cosmology.... cant wait to see him try and plug his lux units into Einstein's equations 😂😂

[@RufotrisRootedRockhound]

Physics is his kryptonite that’s for sure. Haha

[@brunomeral7885]

He's basically one lonely man against centuries of observations, thousands of scientists spending their life validating and testing again and again these observations, billions (and more) spent in space programes and satelites just to make more observations..... let's wish him good luck.

[@soulcrewblue8629]

...and some help.

[@theforlanjoker4457]

Light years? We can very accurately measure the speed of light and its the distance light travels in a year.

[@thomasowens5824]

Oh boy, Looking up the definition of Lux was just a locked gate.

[@MgtowRubicon]

"You can't fix stupid." -- Ron White

[@slake9727]

"Here's your sign" - Bill Engval

[@DanielMWJ]

Boy, it sure is a good thing that we see stars and planets as .0000001m^2 points or whatever, and not blurred over a whole square meter or else we wouldn't be able to see them!

[@flawedgenius]

The LEO impression 😂

[@dainbramage9508]

I GOT IT! The gate was a metaphor for how the flat earth was inside us all along and it was the friends we made along the way

[@borano2031]

YES! Just bring in the Equator in this and we´re all done and dusted!! Rgr

[@cogitoaprendo1017]

What amazes me is that these people truly believe that all world governments get along in the secret society of globers but literally can't get along with anthing else... surw, that makes sense! Lol

[@gravelordnito38]

Just wait until this guy discovers red and blue shifts. That will be the end of his theory.

[@CD_Character]

He may already think that red and blue shifts are what's left in his ex-wife's closet. After she gave him the gate, of course.

[@gravelordnito38]

@CD_Character hmm true; if he had or has a wife.

[@rooty]

Ah, Gategate

[@mrpositronia]

Someone wholly believing his misunderstanding of physics and subsequently passing himself off as a teacher of physics.

[@ballantinesavionics9339]

I have to admit that the weird Gateman is using the luminosity of celestial bodies for his confusing argument about the flat earth is a very clever move. Of all the SI units, the units of illumination are probably the least known. Hardly anyone - and I include myself - can immediately recite the difference between candela, lux and lumen, absolute and apparent magnitude, unless they work with them every day. These units also play hardly any role in traditional physics classes. This topic is therefore ideal for confusing other people with half-knowledge. This makes the educational work you are doing here all the more important, Dan. Thank you for that!

[@CD_Character]

Half-knowledge ? You're generous !

[@ballantinesavionics9339]

@@CD_Character probably too generous ;-)

[@robertoschirmer5530]

Okay, I've got a new conspiracy theory, which is more plausible than FE... Dan hides himself behind the mask of our favorite demonstrable realist, to gather some FEs around him and either... a) ...f*ck them all up in a big surprise one day or b) ...protect us from them by keeping them in their own zone That impression was on top!

[@casperthefriendlycookingapple]

Its not the same without a banging guitar riff.

[@RobertWilliams-cc2ib]

When you're buying apples and somehow they give you oranges.

[@mre6330]

And then charging you the price of bananas.😂

[@jeanmp2]

Dan, your imitation of LEO was creepily on point.

[@motorsr20]

Mr. Gate would use a millimeter to measure a mile 😂

[@dongee1664]

He's definitely out of Lucks.

[@callumsastrophotography4859]

Physics is definitely his kryptonite

[@user-iy2ju1wj3r]

in this episode we watch as a flerf tries to use the inverse square law to trick us into believing that light magically disappears the farther it travels

[@DanDaMan73]

This video completely makes me struggle. Till today I have no clue what he wanted to prove. Anyone else? 🤔🤯🤓

[@tompiper9276]

Nope, not a Scooby I was waiting for something to happen, or a part two.... I'm still waiting 😅

[@adamredwine774]

The inability of flat earthers to do even the most basic math will never not be amusing.

[@BellumEtPacem]

The Earth isn't flat, get over it.

[@nextphasetkd]

Oooh...Dan's branching out into impressions! Do Oakley!

[@johnnyhollis9977]

Well at least the swinging gate didn't get a starring roll in that helping of misinformed nonsense.

[@68chewy]

I'll never understand why people yearn to live in a snow globe ant farm.

[@ianchisholm5756]

Because it implies a godlike figure in control of everything, and that - for some people - is a comforting thought.

[@gungaldin]

Happy birthday Dan. I enjoy your stuff.

[@Beevreeter]

'Sometimes, the simplest observations can lead to the most profound questions in science'... Errr... yes, that's why we've been doing the science for the past 3000 years or more! Thank goodness you came along to set it all straight!

[@ryantennyson7562]

It's an excellent week for star gazing in the middle of England. The moon's a bit bright and it's cold but the sky was clear last night up on the South Pennines. Wrap up warm.

[@eddiebruv]

Aahhh, so you can use a telescope to look at the Sun now? 😂

[@MinionTrouble]

Flerfs don't, just don't.

[@slake9727]

You always could a telescope to look at the sun, but only once.

[@eddiebruv]

@@slake9727 Maybe twice? 🤣

[@Jack-nw8iv]

Dan debating with an AI was unexpected

[@brandonadler1022]

I like to think of earth as a hybrid of a klein bottle, a mushroom, and a tire swing. Moon still cheese though.

[@borano2031]

Are ALL moons cheese?? Asking for a friend of mine in Westchester County, New York. Rgr

[@karaperrio-du5gs]

That gate is surely the most sensitive, accurate ,wonderful, scientific instrument ever made by not scientists but car park barriers company.

[@dieterhinzmann5559]

SciManDan: " i have never seen such a level of misunderstanding!" L.E.O.: "HOLD MY BEER!!!"

[@thegrumpyoldmechanic6245]

A typical university library will have a hundred meters or so of Astronomy and Astrophysics journals with a good 1000 papers to the meter. Flerfs have no idea anybof this exists.

[@isais207]

GATE GUY IS BACK!!! I really missed that bloke, one of the first ''flatearthers'' I saw

[@kernicterus1233]

He's been around for a while, and all of his content is as bad.

[@SgtWilko1979]

Classic Dunning-Kruger with that guy, he knows enough to think he knows all. I try to make sure I know enough to know that I know nothing.

[@mrdean2539]

So, the FLERF's entire argument is based around a misuse or misunderstanding of a basic unit of measurement? I'm shocked. SHOCKED! Well, not that shocked.

[@steveforbes8287]

This was definitely an AI generated voice. He's probably afraid to use his own because people may recognize him. This is what happens when someone reads only the index of a science book. Are you REALLY going to make us all suffer through all six of his videos?! You are a cold and cruel man! I am now going to try to resuscitate the cells of my brain which committed self destruction because of this video! Thanks a lot Dan! LOL

[@0cgw]

I subbed around the time of the Gate video.

[@markduggan3451]

Why is it that I get more confused every day? Is it because these flatearthers are contagious? THE EARTH IS A ROUND AND STARS ARE VERY FAR AWAY.

[@bucc5207]

Flerf paradox: The harder they try to use science to disprove science, the deeper they dive into science they don't understand, and the less valid scientific arguments they produce.

[@shanehebert396]

Just another example of "I can't understand it so it must be fake." Firmly rooted in hubris.

[@satchelburg]

Great impression at the beginning, spot on. That had me crackin up. I had to pause it for a sec because I was laughing so hard.

[@martin.brandt]

He should calculate the size of a telescope that to his understanding dims down / dissipates the sun's light sufficiently so he can point it right at the sun with naked eye. That would certainly put his view of space to an end!

[@danthsmith]

Obviously he doesn't accept that we've actually been to Mars! LOL

[@TheCorpsehatch]

Always funny when these flat Earth clowns debunk themselves in their own videos.

[@jykelly6089]

These people are hilarious. They try and use one fact (that they have invariably misunderstood) to debunk the whole of science!

[@edenyorke234]

What do I think of the Kryptonite Physics video? Absolutely hilarious. How he manages to use a doorknob without smashing his teeth out every time is beyond me,

[@sandmaker47]

I mean, a flerf thinks 8in/mile squared is the value of the curve for the whole planet and not an approximation for short distances. Why would they understand any math needed for planetary calculations?

[@jtg2525]

He forgot that the aperture of a telescope is many thousands times that of our eyes? Lol