The FIRST Data From Wally's Jeronometer Experiment Is Released, And It's GLOBE

[@CriticalThink]

Such a cool gadget and experiment. Glad it all went to plan.

[@tysondog843]

Did you see MCToon and McKeegans's stream on MCToons channel? They were having some fun with your sleeping patterns. All in good fun, it's clear they love you. I Loved this, as my Father ( who has passed) could sleep anywhere, at anytime. He could even sleep while reading the newspaper, without dropping it. This is a rare talent, a gift, and should be admired. You did a Fantastic job, were part of an amazing team, you should be Dam proud, well done! And from me, and all the people following from home, thank you for taking us on this Awesome adventure with you.

[@CriticalThink]

​@tysondog843 Thanks, haven't watched it yet.

[@Wolfie6020]

@@CriticalThink Wally comes up with the best original ideas. Observing satellite eclipses during the Equinox, again, Wally's idea.

[@QBranchSpace]

​@@Wolfie6020He sure does. Several times he's come up with something that has never occurred to me.

[@PeterPete]

Didn't prove the Earth is a globe 🤣🤣🤣

[@Rev03FFL]

Awesome equipment and well presented in terms of experimental design. You should also point out that at no time was there more than one shadow. So no second sun, no fake suns, no reflections from the firmament, etc.

[@gdutfulkbhh7537]

I just saw the part where a penguin with a machine gun threatened Dave McKeegan - then the feed cut. Because Jeebus.

[@ReValveiT_01]

Earth's a globe?! Who knew? Oh right, everyone with an IQ above 30 (but not those who pretend to have an IQ of 160).

[@IsThatYouRalph]

Flatzoids is only 149, because he had to hide 11 points

[@RWBHere]

@@IsThatYouRalph And it drops even further every time he tries to spell 'I.Q.'

[@stauffap]

It's beautiful, when someone shows that the globe model doesn't just vaguely predict what we can see, but that it shows precisely what numbers we should measure and when we should measure those exact numbers. If flat earthers could use math that well and understood that they should do math to predict what measurements SHOULD show on a flat earth, then they wouldn't be flat earthers.

[@Wolfie6020]

Excellent experiment Wally, well conceived and executed. The results confirming the prediction for a Globe perfectly. Nice use of the polar aligned sun dial and the horizontal one at the same time. Unfortunately we are dealing with people who struggle with how many meters in a kilometre. They lack the intellectual agility to comprehend any of this.

[@QBranchSpace]

Have you seen the flerfs (not all of them, but a majority) claiming that the Sun is circling Antarctica the wrong way round in the TFE timelapses? They literally cannot form a 3D model in their head and rotate it to mentally see what the Sun should be doing. All of those flerfs have aphantasia. Some points have to go to the minority who are telling Brian's Logic and the others that they are wrong.

[@Joemamahahahaha821]

@@QBranchSpaceit’s always been clear that thinking in large 3D spaces is impossible for flat earthers and is probably a cause for their beliefs rather than correlation.

[@QBranchSpace]

@Joemamahahahaha821 Agreed.

[@whereswa11y]

@@Wolfie6020 was great fun

[@deanl5832]

Got that flight data yet flyboy??

[@profphilbell2075]

Mate that was simple, deadly to flerardia and bloody good legendary Aussie ingenuity. First class. Thanks to you and CT. Failzoid is having a crack at CT’s experiment. He needs a quick video kick up that boore arse.

[@deanl5832]

Here is the sewerage expert. Stay in your lane you dummy. 🤣🤣

[@BruceElliott]

This is a great example of how to do what flat-Earthers are always saying we should do: don't just accept what other people tell you; use your own eyes; and do your own research. This video is exactly what that looks like. And BTW - I loved the passing remark, "that's by satellites, guys." Since flat Earthers tend to deny the existence of satellites, I guess they must think there are cell phone towers scattered around Antarctica (??).

[@michaelbauers8800]

I heard some of them think there's balloons in place of satellites for our comms.

[@Petey194]

I am very much nodding along with approval and marvelling at those results vs predictions. Smashed it Wally!

[@whereswa11y]

@@Petey194 thanks. It was great. I would have love to have scaled up a lot but it was CT luggage space I was using.

[@whereswa11y]

@@Petey194 and now the camera will sit on the window of QF28 back to Sydney in a few days

[@davidaronson9475]

You mean we live on a globe? No way! Who'd have thought?

[@MrFreakHeavy]

This is so cool. I wonder what it feels like to be told "here's an experiment someone gave me and he predicts this will happen based on the Globe Model" and then see those preductions become true before your eye. For a Flat Earther it must be mind bending to see the numbers be spot on, and it was based on a model you constantly call stupid.

[@tysondog843]

I loved it, and watching CT, MCToon and McKeegan, they All mentioned it, and loved it. Just a very clever experiment. And from what I heard, Jeran even loved it, and was going to sign it... This is Great design, when it's Simple yet effective, and it was Very effective, the proof is in the pudding. But, then again, who expected anything else from Wally, I mean seriously, of course it was going to be effective...

[@twelvewingproductions7508]

"Where are the guns Nathan?"

[@TheTruthHz]

What a brilliant experiment. Bravo sir.

[@UnbrokenCheese]

The yodeling was the icing

[@twelvewingproductions7508]

The only thing that could have made it better would be a dub so we could hear Toon in the background yelling "Where are the guns Nathan?".

[@Cornwall1888]

Brian’s logic doesn’t understand why the sun moves west to east during the “night” in the time lapse, perhaps you can make a video explaining why

[@whereswa11y]

My Brian I mean brain hurts

[@primonomeultimonome]

​@@whereswa11yNot his, for sure.

[@thudthud5423]

By that statement, he clearly has problems with 3D objects and spatial relations.

[@Darryl.M]

Hello Wally

[@OlivierGabin]

One positive thing about flat Earth is that it drives intelligent people to find and set original and clever experiments to prove (successfully) that the Earth is a sphere (an oblate spheroïd to be precise). Here is a good example here. Thanks to you all !

[@edwardrhoads7283]

Yeah I was going to ask if their measurements were sensitive enough to detect deviations of a slightly imperfect globe from a perfect globe since it is well known that the poles have a slightly smaller diameter than the equator.

[@YannChemineau]

5:14 « There would be stars visible in the sky » : yes. But just one.

[@sendintheclowns7305]

"That's just a bunch of still images stitched together not a video!" Flerfs probably Very good idea and implementation Wally! I can't wait for the flerf excuses, denial, and strawman arguments.

[@Kawa-oneechan]

Obvious response that comes to mind: "and what, pray tell, is a video?"

[@tonyw4863]

@@Kawa-oneechan I heard that one yesterday. That video is just a series of stitched together photographs. It was said in a way that made it clear the person didn't know they had just described what a video is.

[@ericpode6095]

They'll call it "CGI" because it's recorded on a digital medium. 🙄

[@asiano3385]

Imagine a camera that could produce a video without stitching images together.

[@tonyw4863]

@@asiano3385 That is the version that flerfs believe in

[@ZIqbal]

This is badass. Well done, Wally

[@JoeBob79569]

I like how the globe side not only did these experiments in the usual way, but also accounted for the extreme paranoia of the flat Earthers, and knew exactly the kind of mad excuses they were going to come up with.

[@cougar02000]

So the result of the final experiment are in, and it's a globe what a surprise (not), and who'd have thought it (not the flerfs apparently), and you could knock me down with a feather (because of all the laughing at the flerfs being proven wrong, yet again).

[@ziglet3616]

Nicely done, well thought out.

[@Astronomy_Live]

Brilliant and simple, I love it.

[@whereswa11y]

Thanks

[@sandman4198]

Mate, that was beautiful to see. What a cool experiment that was. Bravo 👏🏼.

[@Rob2]

Wait a moment, you sent the results home via StarLink. That already proves the globe, as the functioning of the StarLink system (just like that of GPS) is based on the earth being a globe, not flat.

[@QBranchSpace]

Yup. And flerfs used both GPS and Starlink. Hilarious.

[@tonyw4863]

I have heard some of them claim that the balloons which mimic satellites are tethered to the dome. Their stupidity knows no bounds.

[@QBranchSpace]

​@@tonyw4863I'd love to see a 17,500mph balloon. Or even one that stays where you put it.

[@whereswa11y]

@@Rob2 Jeran had touch on that already but seems he was very keen to be the first to live stream from Union glacier and in Jerans own words “streamed via Starlink… however that works”

[@michaelbauers8800]

I am glad for this. I work with satellite data at times, and while the data supports satellites orbiting a planet under the laws of Newton. But there was always that doubt maybe I was being fooled somehow, perhaps an elaborate con by the lizards. But I think there's now enough evidence to support a spherical earth. Now we just need to prove 1+1 is 2.

[@fostena]

Beautiful and well crafted experiment! Congratulations!

[@AirwavesEnglish]

That was WAY too much maths for a flerfie to comprehend.😂

[@jnswarrior]

Por um lado mostra a ignorância de muita gente, mas temos que agradecer a eles, por causa da ignorância deles experimentos como estes estão sendo colocados em pratica, a pratica é uma boa maneira de ensinar alguém que queira aprender e tem humildade para assumir seus erros.

[@michaelbauers8800]

You convinced me. I go back to calling our planet the earth, rather than pizza-world. But I will miss all that pepperoni.

[@clemstevenson]

What a shocker...the Earth is spherical! Close to the southern rotational pole, the Earth appears to be rotating clockwise. As a result, the sun appears to be moving in an anticlockwise direction. Prediction: Close to the northern rotational pole, during the northern summer, the Earth will appear to rotate in an anticlockwise direction, and the sun will appear to move in a clockwise direction.

[@Alessandro-B]

Great stuff, but we know what the flerfs will say: "It doesn't prove anything", apart from the fact it proves that the earth is an oblate spheroid.

[@ChrisMentzer]

Very cool! Thanks for sharing!!

[@paulr3556]

All good experimental recordings

[@greggendicott]

it always amazes me how well thought out Globers experiments are. This is a great example. Flatties do terrible science experiments. Well done Wally.

[@ConspiracyMusic-r8d]

Beautiful, well done Wally

[@gryph01]

Excellent experiment Wally!

[@joewhip9303]

But…but…but…but…green screen.

[@aliservan7188]

I love that we can now humiliate a flat earther with the simple TFE

[@briancash1405]

😂😂😂😂not so fast. Joseph Hanvey has a physical working flat earth model and predicted 24 hour sun.

[@aliservan7188]

@@briancash1405 hahahaha nah, no pretzel brains necessary, It's over, thank God, now maybe these brainless cretins will crawl back under their flat rocks and stop dropping the average IQ

[@johnnyboy-f6v]

@@briancash1405 oh here we go...

[@briancash1405]

@@johnnyboy-f6v you going to dismiss it without checking it out? Yep, that's what indoctrinated sheeple do

[@RWBHere]

@@briancash1405 I'd love to see how they 'account for diffraction' using a Flat Earth model, without having to curve it into a sphere first. lol.

[@kellyd6195]

At 6:04, the overlay of the shadows. Can you measure the angle in between each shadow? I wonder what angle that would be? 🤔. Cue up Bob’s famous statement.

[@kernicterus1233]

It's not, it can't be, is it really 15 degrees???

[@whereswa11y]

@@kellyd6195 I know as I looked at the other dial

[@markdoldon8852]

24 points evenly distributed around in a circle, anywhere in the universe = 15 degrees between the marks. BOB was right.

[@nicnakpattywhack5784]

I wonder how that bubble level worked. There must have been some sort of downward force on the fluid to displace the less dense air...🧐

[@whereswa11y]

That’s not a bubble level .. THATS a bubble level

[@twelvewingproductions7508]

Yeah... it's almost like there was gravity there ... or something.. pulling them all down. Weird.

[@meloney]

@@whereswa11y I see you've played bubbly level before!

[@veivoli]

@@twelvewingproductions7508 Nah. It was established in the 1960s that there's no such thing as gravity - the earth sucks! Although it's also said that anyone who remembers the 60s wasn't there. Hmmm...

[@twelvewingproductions7508]

@@veivoli I think the actual quote was that if they remembered it... they didn't "experience it". My experience was that one of my earliest memories was my dad setting up a reel to reel tape recorder to record the TV audio of the moon landing.

[@Anonymoususerx-y6o]

I thought it was clever idea

[@Rickytbird]

So it's been confirmed, again, and again, that the Earth is spherical. What a huge shocker. Who would have seen it coming?

[@Fuh-Qu]

Nope! Wrong again. As usual. 😂 they used green screened that’s pretty pathetic. Go back and record it again with a camera that has no green screen capabilities. Video Proof: ITS MIDNIGHT IN ANTARCTICA! Time: 42:40. Try again Globers

[@Rickytbird]

@@Fuh-Quwow. You’re an idiot.

[@BarnabyRudge-sx3pb]

@@Fuh-Qu So you are claiming that ALL the footage shot in Antarctica, including Jeran's admission that he was wrong, is fake? Wow! talk about desperation!

[@tonyw4863]

@@Fuh-Qu Typical flerf making stuff up so they can keep their non-sensical beliefs. Give it up. You are wrong and every observation proves it.

[@Rickytbird]

@ you vote maga don’t you?

[@aeromoe]

Brilliant...well done!

[@realcygnus]

Jeran ~ after the 1st 24hr of TFE: ... "Do I STILL hate the globe & everyone who supports it ? Yes !" 🤪

[@ReValveiT_01]

Just the kind of words we've come to expect from "truth seekers".

[@realcygnus]

@@ReValveiT_01 Yup. I suppose baby steps are better than nothing but HARD pass on any simp'n for the clown.

[@distinctdipole]

WItsit was quoted in a UK newspaper as saying that it's "only one data point", conveniently forgetting the dozen other data points around him... and that Jeran proved a curve and the 15 degrees we thank Bob for. Witsit Wordsalad needs challenging now on why it's only one data point!

[@realcygnus]

@@distinctdipole BIG time. They're ALL full of opinions that are as worthless as they come. & Witsit is on a whole other level of denial & derp for sure. & I get that baby steps are better than nothing but, they(especially Jeran) have literally been teaching that education is the enemy for like a decade already. So, HARD pass on ANY simp'n for these clowns. In fact, tar & feathering would fit the transgression perfectly IMO. 🤪

[@whereswa11y]

@@realcygnus a bit of self loathing then?

[@garyiow8482]

Nice one Wally and Critical Think, good job indeed. It's been a while Wally, I'm still sucking in air and haven't gone away! Hope you are keeping well down under. I must go back to straya sometime, I miss it terribly. Keep taking the pills and stay healthy lol!

[@whereswa11y]

@@garyiow8482 day by day is the way

[@yourguard4]

Flat earther will say, that you just used the wrong flat earth model to make the prediction.... 🙄 Or that you forgot to account for "perspective" or "the dome" or whatever....

[@zed1stwizard]

Another case of flat earth believers getting out to do the science. And "proving" the globe. It happens every time they do science. Almost as if their claims don't match reality.

[@thomasw.eggers4303]

Is there a flat earth model different from the Gleason model?

[@zed1stwizard]

@thomasw.eggers4303 Not really there have been claims. But they fail just as badly as those that use the Gleason map.

[@whereswa11y]

@@yourguard4 should have used the non existing model then

[@sendintheclowns7305]

@@thomasw.eggers4303 "Is there a flat earth model different from the Gleason model?" A flat earth KZbinr named Tiger Dan once made a map using flight times between airports. During the process the flerf praised him like a god, "Just wait until Dan finishes his map!" was repeated to no end. When he realized it was impossible, and said as much, the entire flerf community attacked him as a shill. That's the only time that I'm aware of that a flerf(now an exflerf) has even tried.

[@David_Lee379]

Outstanding work, Wally and CT!

[@celticlightning9703]

Great work put into that box. Good job!!!

[@nigelholder5514]

What ever will Globezoid do now?

[@whereswa11y]

@nigelholder5514 same as he does every day Pinky..,

[@thudthud5423]

A Flat Earth counter-argument would be: "But how is water supposed to stick to the sides of a globe?" Similar experiments to the Jeronometer would pose the following tests: "Does 1+1 really equal to 2?" "Is water wet at room temperature at atmospheric pressure at sea level?"

[@paulcurtis5317]

I dont know myself, some of those shadows looked a little bit too shadowy to me, i smell fish 😏

[@primonomeultimonome]

If you smell fish, the army of penguins must be close...

[@QBranchSpace]

This isn't the plaice.

[@SMHman666]

​@@QBranchSpace Yes, people who don't understand tend to flounder.

[@jagarman7048]

@@SMHman666 These experiments were the sole reason for going

[@QBranchSpace]

​@@jagarman7048Brill. I love that all the fish here are flat!

[@craigmushens4789]

Great job Wally!

[@rustisamust9079]

Simple sundials debunk the flerfs. Who'dda thunk it?! 😄 They couldn't and wouldn't even contemplate something like this.

[@Katy_Jones]

That explains why they get upset when i ask them how one works. Although TBF most of the windowlickers who fall for it couldn't answer anyway, they just know it's bad.

[@whereswa11y]

@@rustisamust9079 and the bubble level of doom

[@curious_science_guy]

Great work. You thought about all the excuses flerfs would make, and made sure you had everything covered. Very impressed!

[@ShMokou]

*flerf mode* Duuuh derp IV DV duuuh derp~

[@ransompendragon623]

Would you have a build schematic because that is cool I’d love to show that to my nieces and nephews. They are home schooled and I know that would be a cool experiment for them.

[@tysondog843]

Yes it would be, the simplicity is the sheer elegance and genius of the design. It's a great teaching moment for Everyone...

[@whereswa11y]

@@ransompendragon623 the wooden sundials are on eBay. Get the one with the double sided dial. It has northern hemisphere on one and southern on the other

[@bowks1o_o669]

Simple but extremely effective piece of kit. Good work mate!

[@veivoli]

Great experiment and a great result. Now let's hear the flerfs explain how this was done with a green screen or CGI. Although my late uncle, who was a magician, may have been on to it years ago - he said it was all done with midgets and mirrors. I see the mirrors, but it'd have to be a pretty small midget to fit in that box! 🙂 Edit: Minor tyop: it's -> it'd

[@mdandry]

Cheers and well done! Your device is way fancier than my device, the 3d printed analog solar recorder or the sun “directionometer” as Toon calls it. Great work fella 🍻 pleaser to sort of work with you haha

[@whereswa11y]

@@mdandry I do like a good 3D print . Some 3D printed shadow clocks are awesome

[@mick62569]

As the Stars turns these are the days of are lives

[@Sherwoody]

_As The World Turns,_ time to tell _All My Children_ that this is _The Edge Of Night._

[@Nimion2]

YODELLERS! F YEAH!

[@tonymcflattie2450]

Interesting

[@hadz8671]

"That's weird"

[@Scott-i9v2s]

Wally's Jeronometer experiment proved quite definitively what Earth is NOT:👍👍👍 it is NOT FLAT. But IS it PROOF that the Earth IS a GLOBE?🤓 Are OTHER shapes for Earth possible that are neither the (here disproven FLAT Earth) nor a globe? Could the statements posited for the "alternative" ALSO be valid for some shape OTHER than a globe? Just wondering...🤔🤔🤔

[@kennylex]

Directionmeters :D I am sure it was a joke, but that is a joke and funny name I will use for fun.

[@whereswa11y]

@@kennylex lol yes use the correct names for experimentalizations

[@brianlee5702]

I reckon the flerfs should put up a team to compete in Olympic acrobatics. Hands down unbeatable!

[@mikefochtman7164]

Very nice. One question, you had to 'flip' this image because the original was shot through a mirror? Seems like you would have to do that. I'm sure the flatties would cry "FOUL!!!" but then, they're already crying tears.

[@DaedalusYoung]

Yes, you can tell because the timestamp is mirrored.

[@whereswa11y]

@@mikefochtman7164 I might upload the raw file and put the link in the description as always

[@paulslund1]

LOL.. I love that at 1:55 you have Dave McKeegan in the center of the dial!

[@spacevspitch4028]

I heard that Jeran signed it? Not sure if that's true but I thought that would've been friggin awesome.

[@whereswa11y]

@@spacevspitch4028 I tried to get that to happen but he and the most humble one were busy laying under a table

[@spacevspitch4028]

@whereswa11y Bummer!

[@marscience7819]

very nice. real science. bet it cost less than sending jeran there.

[@bulwinkle]

Nice one. I do like the name of the device.

[@padders1068]

Great work Sir!

[@kellyd6195]

I’m sorry, but at 5:13, you made a mistake that stars will not be visible. You are very wrong. There was ONE star visible, called Sol that was visible. Do better next time. 😜. Honestly, I am in awe of your work and explaining difficult concepts so that the typical layman can understand. Keep up the great work!

[@web4639]

To paraphrase The Simpsons: "It says no Star*s*. We're allowed to have one."

[@whereswa11y]

@@kellyd6195 pedant. Love it

[@whereswa11y]

@@kellyd6195 I did sucker a Flerf one day they were talking about all the things you can go to UG to do. Running bike riding skydiving but the is one thing you can’t go there and do and that’s Astronomy. You won’t find any trips for that. THATS very suspicious font you think? He took the bait

[@willgart1]

now next information to gather: the ID of the StarLink satellite IDs. and validate that the same satellite is going above other countries minutes later...

[@whereswa11y]

@@willgart1 I was thinking about that. I wanted the solar production figures for the camp. Watts vs time of day

[@seriouslyepicparanormal]

Apart from the flerftopia claims of, they didn't go to Antarctica, but somewhere else, which brings up the question. "Where on flerftopia can you see local sun north,south, east and west of you for 24 hours day and yet is cold enough for snow and ice on the ground?"

[@markdoldon8852]

Dont even need the snow. Where and when on the planet can you record those results PERIOD? ONLY ONE PLACE fits any rational model. Inside the antarctic circle in December.

[@theadventuresofsarahjeff1068]

Unfortunately a member of the flatardia cult is trying to say the 24hr sun is based off the reflection of the dome to another dome projecting on that other dome to create the 24hr sun but has no idea how light refraction works 😂😂

[@whereswa11y]

@@theadventuresofsarahjeff1068 dome? What dome?

[@theadventuresofsarahjeff1068]

@@whereswa11y this new one where the sun bounces its light off the so called firmament then gets projected to union glacier under a supposed dome and rotates along the dome 360 degrees its utter priceless how bad it is 😂😂 flat earthers are not very good at understanding the laws of physics or how light refraction really works🤦🏻‍♂️

[@theadventuresofsarahjeff1068]

@ journal of geocentric cosmology is the channel 😂😂😂 dude is a crack pot

[@legoworks-cg5hk]

6:04 they could have used the darken layer blending

[@DiscoPumpkin]

EPIC!!!!!

[@renaca01]

Great work. Amazing experiment.

[@CNCmachiningisfun]

On that day, a river of flerf's tears froze solid :) .

[@matchrocket1702]

You played my favorite music, thank you.

[@yakisoba-bread]

4:20 Flerfs are already claiming the deviation between the red line and the green line debunk the globe, hilariously.

[@georgefreese751]

Amazing project. Congratulations to a successful experiment.

[@jagarman7048]

Well done Wally!

[@AndrewEddie]

Queue "The Logical Song" by Supertramp. Great stuff WW.

[@Scruit]

5:35 - Why are the two small compasses slightly different from each other? And why are they both ~45 deg away from the cardinal directions stated for each time?

[@53C52]

Magnetic compasses point to the magnetic poles, which are not in the same place as the geographic poles. When Wally says north, south, east, west in this video he is referring to directions relative to the geographic poles. Knowing his exact location will allow him to lookup the angular difference between the magnetic and geographic poles at that location, then apply that variation to the magnetic compass indication to determine the direction relative to true (geographic) north. In that area, mag north is about 40°E of true north, so you’d need to add 40° to the compass reading to get the directions relative to true north (effectively rotating the face of the mag compass 40° counterclockwise). It’s also known that the shadow will be the longest when the sun is true north, so they could observe where the sun is when the shadows are the longest, align the box along that axis and work out the magnetic variation themselves.

[@whereswa11y]

@@Scruit magnetic declination at UG is around 40deg

[@larryscott3982]

6:05 nice confirmation of azimuth orientation.

[@Daeva83B]

But.. let me guess, we still have flat earthers dont we? Can somebody remind me, why i should treat them with respect.. while they take the piss of everything we know... The data we gathered as a specie..

[@elijahbaley1720]

Wouldn't a Jeranometer be measuring the changes of a Jeran?

[@whereswa11y]

@@elijahbaley1720 it may yet do that.,.

[@riteshkr781]

Well done..Bravo...brilliant idea These could be presented at next GHOU, or Global Hands-On Universe conference..they are involved in science education esp in astronomy for science educators all around the world...Jeronometer and The Final Experiment results could be shared with wider audiences , it can be taught in local schools and all..

[@bigJovialJon]

How did you come up with the name Jeronometer? It seems to me that it doesn't measure Jarons.

[@FScott-m1n]

Pausing to comment on the hilarity in the discipline of Jeranometry.

[@MinionTrouble]

Flerf a few days ago: But but they never showed a video showing the sun north of Santiago - fail

[@estycki]

💯A+ on your final exam!

[@tussk.]

Yeah, but did you compensate for invisible monkeys, dragons, or angels? If not, the experiment is invalid

[@thudthud5423]

The flying monkeys are the ones to be afraid of! Brrrr!!!

[@nilz91]

bah, insert "new flerf excuse" here...

[@kellanstec]

Should have put a ticking clock in frame as well!

[@ofdlttwo]

So good.

[@brucebaxter6923]

Excellent. Very elegant.

[@netromrep6325]

Brilliant.