Why is the Moon Upside Down?

[@churricardo1457]

I’ve been to Mexico many times because part of my family is from there, but this trip I happened to look at the moon and saw the waning crescent pointing upward instead of on its side and it absolutely blew my mind, I never realized it until now lol It’s weird how everyone always mentions the same small stuff regarding different hemispheres like the water circling the drain in a different direction and no one ever mentions this one, it has to be the most blatant one

[@darksparkyshark430]

That's also due to the tilt of the Earth depending on the time of year.

[@annettemccoy7458]

I saw this too in Arkansas.

[@barriesquires596]

I seen the moon 🌙 Upside-down in Philippines last March

[@eyeAm0]

Please explain why I took two pics of the moon, 3 days apart, and the moon is rotated about 45 degrees. In no research that I've done, nor what I can remember, the moon rotates. Same face, different orientation. Same city. Different time of day/different day. Same camera angle.

[@Joelioss]

I assume u meant tilting? But that not the moon tilting it’s just the earths rotation that gives the effect of the moon appearing to have tilted

[@loxitto]

Because there is something called "Field rotation" (search it up). Since you, at Earth, only use alt/az, and Earth rotates constantly, your angle relative to the Moon will change. One way to avoid field rotation is to use an equatorial mount to observe stuff in the sky (and put a telescope or camera on it), since it will automatically adjust it's rotation to space (using three axes: Right Ascension (Yaw), Declination (Pitch), and Roll.), while Alt/Az mounts use just two axes, Altitude (pitch) and Azimuth (yaw).

[@liftingtheveil8361]

The sun and moon circle above earth.

[@liftingtheveil8361]

@@loxitto No, field rotation is the movement of the sky not earth rotating that's why your equatorial mount footage/photo's don't match what we see in reality.

[@loxitto]

@@liftingtheveil8361 Equatorial mounts at the end return a steady image of a celestial body, since it avoided field rotation. Field rotation is the product of Earth rotation and the 3D rotations involved. The sky appears to move because Earth rotates.

[@pleiadianstarseed_1114]

I have a very serious question I live in Oregon in the United States and recently our moon’s crescent has been more like a smile. It’s strange to me I’ve never seen it like this. Can you explain this

[@jaysondh8153]

It's because it's winter. The earth's position relative to the sun has changed. So the line that divides the dark side of the moon and the lit side seems tilted. But what you've noticed could also be just because of the phase of the moon.

[@COSkywatch]

Because you and I are starseeds who got transferred here. I guarantee people in your life aren’t same anymore either in many cases.

[@dezzierez]

No don’t be dissuaded! You’re right it’s different. It’s flipping. I’m from Oregon too but live in VA and I noticed this changing thing going on about 2yrs ago

[@nodarknostar]

100%, I'm in Kentucky and I've been documenting this phenomenon for a few years now. I've seen it happen from KY all the way down to Georgia and I've seen it in all 4 seasons. I have plenty of pictures of it with timestamps and Geo-stamps. It has never been like this until recent years and from what I've found, around the time this started happening is around the same time they started talking about pole reversal. The only explanation I can come up with is that the earth is wobbling on its axis like never before. It's happened 3 times within the last 2 months as well.

[@baboonest]

Seen it 2years ago in qc near vermont ​@@nodarknostar

[@brizzle3903]

Hold up so those at the Equator see the moon on its side? I have got to see a full moon at the Equator! That would absolutely blow my mind

[@rogeriopenna9014]

Surprisingly, the full moon at the equator looks full

[@chocfortress]

Wait I never thought about that

[@brizzle3903]

@@chocfortress same well that for sure disproves flat earth 😂

[@gregsaunders2387]

The moon spins on a 27 day cycle and depending where it is from the sun depends whether it's a full moon or not. But as it goes it like it rolls and only shows the same side at all times.

[@dianacooke5079]

I was near the equator recently and the moon looked weird!

[@Drewshew]

I was questioning everything I knew when I stumbled upon this video. I live in Virginia (the northern hemisphere), and I was looking at the moon through my telescope and I took some pictures. While I was editing the pictures, I noticed that the moon was upside down. I was seeing what the southern hemisphere would see. I then realized that my telescope (which is likely a refractor) had flipped my view of the moon upside down. I went outside to confirm, and sure enough, the moon looked like what it was supposed to look like in my hemisphere. I was so close to putting on my tinfoil hat.

[@jagobouffler6206]

When I was in the south of Morocco I remember staring at the moon for hours. It was beautiful. Crescent in a horseshoe shape with Sadelsuud and Saddlmelik just below it. Never occurred to me that seeing the crescent sideways was a bit out of the ordinary to how I usually view it back home 😂

[@demigod.aesthetics_]

Though I am not a "flat earther" this can also be explained on a "flat earth model". In fact, someone actually broke this down as well using a flat earth model. Personally, I don't think it is flat and I don't think it is "round ball shooting through space". Rather, I think that past "Antartica" there is land that we do not know about. Meaning, I feel like the earth is oblong shaped. The earth as we know it is one side and the other part is past Antartica. Granted, like any theory, I could be wrong. But I will point out, the very scientist that are "main stream" have stated the earth is neither round like a basketball or flat like a pancake.

[@jayfresh444]

That's what I'm looking for the other explanation

[@a6hiji7]

It's not what you think but it actually is. We are past the shape of the earth theories long ago. New theories are not needed.

[@kangjames2492]

We never got past the shape of the Earth.We were indoctrinated with a new shape, which is the ball. Simple science can explain the nature of the observable earth in that bodies of water are always flat. Seventy percent of this place we call earth is said to be water. Therefore, the Earth is a plane, with variations in land elevations.

[@demigod.aesthetics_]

@@a6hiji7since when? NASA has NEVER produced an unaltered picture of earth, AT ALL. We can’t make it past the “Van Allen” belt, per NASA since the “technology was destroyed after the Apollo mission” again, per NASA. The Van Allen Belt is compromised of the inner and outer belt. These belts contain high-energy protons and electrons, which pose a significant radiation hazard to astronauts and spacecraft PER NASA. So we, as citizens and not high ranking political figures, do not know for a fact the dimensions of earth. The galaxies are flat, donut, disc shaped. From our vantage point, the moon, sun, and other planets are also disc shaped with curvature. We can’t see the other side of the moon or other planets. Our vantage point is always one sided and limited despite us flying and rotating through space and time. I’m not saying it’s flat, I’m not saying it’s a sphere like a 🏀 either. Whatever structure we’re on, most of it hasn’t been explored or discovered. So if we can’t figure out the ends and outs of the physical structure we’re on, how can you be so sure of its actual structure?

[@demigod.aesthetics_]

@@kangjames2492I agree. I also know there’s a lot more to this structure we’re on, outside of just the existing land masses we now about. A lot bigger.

[@douglaswegener6463]

Feb 24 2024 in Englewood Colorado moon is upside down? Got the same picture from last year and it's not the same

[@RugerStick3]

This happened to me here in FL. I’m use to seeing it to the East with the Moon Mans face right side up, but one night at the same time I always go outside to look at the Moon and Stars, it was in the opposite direction and Upside Down. Haven’t seen it like that but once in my life.

[@NoOneIsGreaterThanAllofUs]

When the crescent moon is upside down, it can be interpreted as a symbol of the waning or diminishing power of the feminine. Some people also associate the inverted crescent moon with the goddess Lilith, who is often depicted as a dark and powerful figure.

[@Ken-m4x4f]

So? What has that got to do with the subject we are on?

[@ChrisMisMYhandle]

I was going to say Australians could be standing on the opposite side of the flat earth to us northerners, but that wouldnt make sense because then there would be an Infinite stack of tortoises in the way 🧐

[@Awesomeastronomy]

Does there have to be an equal amount of tortoises on each side at all times to prevent the flat Earth flipping?

[@ChrisMisMYhandle]

@@Awesomeastronomy no. The fact that the tortoises are infinite acts like a keel with an infinitely low centre of gravity 🤓 💡 🐢

[@FREEDOM_2022oN]

Inhave come to believe it’s flat! 🙏 it’s also written in the Bible.

[@Jojo-yv5qp]

​@@Awesomeastronomy... I'm sorry but I should have watched your vid but I'M NOT.... VIBES OF COSMOS... You already knew about that program.

[@Jojo-yv5qp]

Vibes of cosmos...

[@jasonstiletto]

Though it is a bit off topic my thing to point flat Earthers to is a get a day and night world map, which shows sunrise and sunset where you are, download the map, and then upload it to a website that project an arbitrary image to a sphere. The results are obviously a ball lit from one side. They can deny everything else, but they can at least verify sunrise and sunset, and have people they know in other places do the same. Personally I think there are plenty of things weirder than the concept of a globe, so it is hard to understand that particular hangup.

[@ucanliv4ever]

Flat earth is insulting to our creator, Jehovah

[@liftingtheveil8361]

@@ucanliv4ever Have you not read the bible? Earth is fixed and immovable with the firmament (heaven) above us.

[@ucanliv4ever]

@@liftingtheveil8361 the Bible says that the earth is stable. Stable is not the same as fixed

[@liftingtheveil8361]

@@ucanliv4ever Isaiah 40:22 "It is He who sits above the circle of the earth and its inhabitants are like grasshoppers, Who stretches out the heavens like a curtain, and spreads them out like a tent to dwell in." Job 26:10 He marks out the horizon on the face of the waters for a boundary between light and darkness. 1 Chronicles 16:30 Tremble before him, all the earth! The world is firmly established; it cannot be moved. Job 28:24 For he views the ends of the earth and sees everything under the heavens. Psalms 75:3 3 When the earth and all its people quake, it is I who hold its pillars firm. Psalms 104:5 5 He set the earth on its foundations; it can never be moved.

[@mexdrago3009]

​@ucanliv4ever It's a flat earth book. Stop being weak in your silly faith.

[@robertjarman3703]

What do you mean Mars does not have an atmosphere? It is too thin for us to breathe but they have tornadoes.

[@andikardian9014]

my country is located in the midle of the equator, but my particular city is about 1000 km south from the equator. but honestly i have never pay attention to the moon phase. is it like in southern hemisphere or more like in equator.

[@ibraheemkhan6660]

The explanation in the video doesn't prove earth is not flat. Of course, earth is a sphere, but the moon would still if Earth was flat and the moon lies striaght above. The geometry diagram at 3:15 would still work with a flat earth.

[@ibraheemkhan6660]

The argument in the vidoe is true only when assuming the moon is not between the two people on earth

[@ibraheemkhan6660]

If we look at NASAs' explanation, they do not mention the moon is flipped because the earth is not flat. This is key moon.nasa.gov/inside-and-out/top-moon-questions/

[@gregsaunders2387]

The moon spins on a 27 day cycle and depending where it is from the sun depends whether it's a full moon or not. But as it goes it like it rolls and only shows the same side at all times.

[@richH1625]

This surely also applies to looking at the moon in the evening - which is when most of us actually spend any time looking at it(& think 'that is what the moon looks like'). v looking at the moon in the morning when we're on our way to work and have other things to worry about! We rotate our body 180° from ¹seeing the moon to the east in the evening to ²seeing the moon to the west in the morning

[@ZeeJBC]

No offense, but this is literally Flat Earth Believer kryptonite. xD

[@gregsaunders2387]

The moon spins on a 27 day cycle and depending where it is from the sun depends whether it's a full moon or not. But as it goes it like it rolls and only shows the same side at all times.

[@ZeeJBC]

@@gregsaunders2387 really, cuz I’ve lived my whole life in the Northern Hemisphere and I’ve never seen the moon upside down before.

[@oliverrobinson2897]

@@gregsaunders2387 the moon doesn't spin! hence why we never see the dark side of the moon. but I get what you're trying to say

[@whatevertherapper]

In that model the moon is above your head on the equator. All you have to do is look straight up and turn your body 180 in either direction to see it flip.

[@jimmyhancock3448]

Why are we seeing sideways moon in northern hemisphere?? It appears lit from the bottom instead of the side

[@Acestudios320]

Have you not seen the video?!!!

[@CestUnBR]

What i can't understand is that i can see the moon upside down in my city depending of the day

[@a6hiji7]

Then you are near the equator

[@CestUnBR]

@@a6hiji7 yeah

[@CestUnBR]

@@a6hiji7 yeah... but why this happen

[@AMUN-RA1111]

Explain how the moon can start in one direction, and in a couple of hours be flipped completely in the opposite direction. Because that's what I have been seeing lately.

[@Awesomeastronomy]

I honestly can’t!

[@AMUN-RA1111]

@@Awesomeastronomy I appreciate your honesty. But I and many other people have been seeing the same thing. The moon starting out one way, and doing a complete 180 in a few hours. Physics cannot explain everything.

[@HollywoodHeyson]

I would say that must be a) a lie or b) not true at all or answer c) totally impossible

[@AMUN-RA1111]

@@HollywoodHeyson I'll go with D (no one gives a shit what you think).

[@Tim67620]

I think we all need a video posted of this as it is not something that the vast population of the Globe has seen. Go on, set up your kit and show us. After all, you're all about experimentation aren't you.

[@jediknight2350]

weird i lives in astralia and england looked same to me.

[@TemporalOasis]

If I glue a photo of the moon to the ceiling in my room and look up from one side. Then walk across the room and look up the moon will flip......

[@ronthered138]

In both cases, in the flat Earth model, you will be in the southern hemisphere, looking north. How can you explain that people on opposite sides of the disk see the same features, only upside down? There is no flat Earth model that explains more than one or two observations at a time.

[@M1_moto]

Why is the moon going from up right to side to bottom even though I’ve never been a different hemisphere I can see the changes standing from my house for the last 15 years

[@Unknown-y9v]

but how did i see a horizontal moon from CA if it's not near the equator?

[@asolarasolarasolar]

is the sun inverted also?

[@ryancarriere9766]

Yes. But it isn't exactly a solid object with landmarks like craters to use as measurements.

[@asolarasolarasolar]

@@ryancarriere9766 great, thanks!

[@Globeisahoaxx]

03:20 I want to see a video of people in Australia upside down, just like you demonstrated

[@gregsaunders2387]

The moon spins on a 27 day cycle and depending where it is from the sun depends whether it's a full moon or not. But as it goes it like it rolls and only shows the same side at all times.

[@finnfisu]

Can you make a video on why the clouds between the observer and moon are lit? Always wondered that.

[@stuartwelch6432]

At night??? The moon is providing the light to light them up.

[@finnfisu]

@@stuartwelch6432 Yes at night. But only the clouds between the moon and observer. Why? For another observer lets say 10 km away it’s different clouds that are lit.

[@PasqualeRaso1975]

From Australia you can see a real face on the Moon where the nose line leads up to the eye ridge looking like a 90-Degree Angle of a lowland towards the right below the Tycho Crater and faintly on a highland on the left forming the T-Shape facial features of nose and eyes especially in the correct contrast!

[@albie1000]

I always see a crab with one claw in the moon, rather than the man, or rabbit.

[@Awesomeastronomy]

I never saw the man in the moon until my 20s - I’m rubbish at pattern recognition

[@LimeTreeFace]

You are making a point thay doesnt male sense. The same thing alsp happens on a flat earth model where the moon hugs an equatorial path. But how can you explain a half moon lit on top half during the day in Caribbean but at night the bottom half is lit.

[@monicavargas8774]

In one day ? So did it not go the full 27 day phase (of the moon ). I have a similar question bc I thought I saw this in CA . It was lit in the bottom … haven’t checked it again but I m curious .

[@richH1625]

Because in the evening you are looking east to see the moon. In the morning you have rotated your body to see the moon in the west. I think! Do this for me - when the moon is roughly overhead, look up and ¹picture where it has come from and what it looked like ²picture where it is heading and what it will look like ;)

[@minshi1040]

In your phases picture , there is no waning word; why is that?

[@brizzle3903]

Wait another question does this concept apply to the planets? Would someone at the Equator see Mars Jupiter Saturn etc etc on its side? Same question for those seeing the planets in the southern hemisphere When viewing through a telescope forgot to add that part man space is such a fascinating topic 😂

[@hanrealistic]

Do you think that the moon needs to be lined up with the equator? Otherwise we would see different faces, don't you think?

[@bobsmith-o9n]

If i took a flight from northern hemisphere to southern hemisphere or vice versa would i be able to observe the moon flipping over?

[@loxitto]

Yes. Not only the Moon, but the whole sky flips.

[@Globeisahoaxx]

So when you flew to SH, did the plane dip the nose every 20 min to accommodate curvature of the ball?

[@loxitto]

@@Globeisahoaxx The plane is meant to keep a constant altitude relative to the ground, so the plane's pitch relative to the ground will always be zero. It constantly adjusts it's pitch to keep the altitude constant, it doesn't have an interval.

[@Globeisahoaxx]

@@loxitto you just typed a world salad. No wonder globers become the laughing stock

[@loxitto]

@@Globeisahoaxx Does that seriously look like a word salad to you? Let me explain this better. Planes, when cruising, have autopilot turned on. As the plane keeps moving over a curved Earth, the ground beneath it will curve. However, it doesn't matter to the autopilot, because the autopilot will always seek to mantain a constant altitude relative to the ground by adjusting the plane's pitch (the up and down rotation). This way, when the ground curves beneath the plane, making the angle between the plane and the ground greater (therefore increasing the altitude relative to the ground), the plane will pitch downwards to stay in the altitude inputted in the flight plan (the cruise altitude, for instance, 39000 feet). This adjustment is constant, it doesn't have an interval, like dipping the nose every 20 minutes. The plane will always, regardless of it's current situation, adjust the rotation of the plane to achieve the desired altitude.

[@liftingtheveil8361]

Why is the ISS dark when it is in front of the moon?

[@Jojo-yv5qp]

Vibes of cosmos...

[@keithparks7598]

If people who believed in the heliocentric system could think for themselves, you wouldn’t of had to explain this!

[@OakleyDoakeley]

ANSWER THIS FIRST. WHY DOES YOUR WIFE APPEAR RIGHT SIDE UP WHEN YOU ARE DOING HER. AND UPSIDE DOWN WHEN YOUR NEIGHBOR IS DOING HER?

[@BotanaManTVOfficial]

And sideway when your Wife’s boyfriend is 😔

[@petrifiednews3307]

Except I'm in the northern hemisphere and I can see it right side up and upside down. And it all depends on how you're looking at it when it's coming and when it's leaving. It has nothing to do with living on a ball lol

[@ucanliv4ever]

Wrong

[@petrifiednews3307]

@@ucanliv4ever except I have pictures of the moon coming and going and its turning, so you don't know what you're talking about.

[@ucanliv4ever]

And I have voyage to mars tickets for sale

[@ryancarriere9766]

So.. The sun, other planets, and every large object in the observable universe are spheres. But earth for some random reason is flat?

[@petrifiednews3307]

@@ryancarriere9766 How do you know they are spheres? have you been there to see them? Or are you guessing because those are the types of pictures you see from NASA? Have you used a telescope and looked at the stars? They sure don't like the computer generated pictures from NASA. I don't know what the earth looks like, but I know it's not a ball spinning and shooting through space at ridiculous speeds. It's funny how you globers think you know it all because Not A Space Agency told you so. Stop having blind trust in NASA and maybe you to can see the truth. If I was your friend and I told you your wife was cheating on you, but your wife said she wasn't, would you just believe one of us or would you look into it? You'll never know unless you look. Or you can just believe your wife is faithful and never know if she cheated on you or continues to.

[@trombone7]

This won't convince flat-earthers. Say you enter a large ballroom, and stand near one corner. You look up to where the chandelier should be, dead center in the ceiling, but instead see a circle with the word 'hello' in it. The word 'hello' is correctly aligned to you for where you are standing. Now someone comes in and stands in the corner OPPOSITE you. The word 'hello' is upside-down for him. A flat-earther would say, of course. Here we are, on a flat surface, looking up at the same object, upside-down for one of us as we should. Why wouldn't we ?

[@mrorangepeel659]

That’s the explanation they have given on this and… it works. So this video doesn’t debunk as the preachy ignorant man it suggests. I need further debunks…

[@gregsaunders2387]

The moon spins on a 27 day cycle and depending where it is from the sun depends whether it's a full moon or not. But as it goes it like it rolls and only shows the same side at all times.

[@truemonetarytheory]

Ok, but this different view of the face of the moon is far away of saying that it is upside down. In fact, every represention of the earth shows the north pole "up" and the south "down", which it is just a convention. If you look at the earth from the moon, would happen the same. Therefore, not a profound content, not awesome...and I am not a hater, these are objective comments.

[@FREEDOM_2022oN]

I see earth reflecting! Australia is up there too corner at the right! 🙏

[@mikey1584mf]

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[@brizzle3903]

Get your eye’s checked

[@mikey1584mf]

@@brizzle3903 you can really see something shaped like Australia 🇦🇺 and India 🇮🇳 have a look 👀

[@_apsis]

this is completely normal, it’s just caused by the moon’s orbit also even if this was special in some way, could anyone care to enlighten me what this could mean? a flipped crescent does not seem particularly significant

[@Angryshrub]

It is yet more proof that the earth is a sphere. Flat earthers will conveniently ignore this along with all the other evidence.

[@drago22x]

The supposed clear picture of the face on Mars, has clearly been messed with by someone at NASA, and still looks off, when looking at the clear parts. 🤷🏽‍♂️ Also, that Mars Mermaid could be some kind of ancient statue in ruble.🤷🏽‍♂️

[@warngee2409]

I seen it upside down for a week or two last year I’ve been in same hemisphere

[@PJCC_BAISH]

This explanation doesn't make sense.. I live only at the southern hemisphere close to the equator. Over the decades have passed, the crescent moon appears sideways but now in the year 2020s the crescent moon is upside down.. I am no flatearther fan and your explanation has nothing to do with the spherical earth.

[@timothydixon8693]

Every village has one and This guy is the globers village one.........he left out a physics issue and observation issue and did not factor in all data.

[@gregsaunders2387]

The moon spins on a 27 day cycle and depending where it is from the sun depends whether it's a full moon or not. But as it goes it like it rolls and only shows the same side at all times.

[@ronniebaker1917]

in the model depicted,there wouldnt be light on the moon. im trying to find a decent model where both north and south can see all phases depicting moon circling basically as you have it around equator. i know this seems igsignificant but a few students of mine are raising questions due to certain people onling making absurd claims about the ball we are on. if you are aware of any detailed models,please direct me. all im finding are diff models arranged diff all due to specific top being highlited. thankyou and thankyou for your video on the subject

[@loxitto]

what?

[@ronniebaker1917]

@@loxitto read that☝

[@loxitto]

@@ronniebaker1917 I didn't understand absolutely anything, could you please reword your main question or statement? why wouldn't there be light on the moon? The heliocentric model (the depicted model you say) absolutely allows the Moon to be illuminated by the sun

[@ronniebaker1917]

@@loxitto its not for you man,it makes no difference in your life mate,cheers

[@LordDeBahs]

Moon is an electromagnetic phenomenon and happens in a semi-aetherial field above It is made from fluorescence and phosphorised Aether or Krypton Cosmic electromagnetic energy comes from below (Black Sun) and hits the inner side of our toroidal field. There is a prismatic refraction of this cosmic energy there, that separates it to (+) and (-), creating the Sun and the Moon at two moving spots with shape like lenses below where they are focusing. The Moon is a live reflection of the earth like a mirrored x-ray. In this way it reveals to us all part of terrestrial and oceanografic surface of the earth. These characteristics serve us the full map of earth kzbin.info/www/bejne/oZnZp3l-ed9meqs

[@ucanliv4ever]

Whatever, dude...the mass of the moon is is one third of the earth and stabilizes the earth.

[@brizzle3903]

Sure buddy if you say so 😂

[@PassingTraveller-114]

Why reality appear to be upside down in our modern age ?

[@Titanic-wo6bq]

short answer: it's because YOUR upside down.

[@cleverelf]

Where can i get that shirt? :)

[@Awesomeastronomy]

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[@BXN8IVE]

This doesn't discredit a flat Earther. Let's say you are on one side of a pancake with a fake moon in the middle, if you moved to the other side of the pan cake, then the same moon would look upside down if you looked up!

[@ucanliv4ever]

Wrong. Because how then do you explain where people in the northern hemisphere are standing and how their moon is upside down?

[@gregsaunders2387]

The moon spins on a 27 day cycle and depending where it is from the sun depends whether it's a full moon or not. But as it goes it like it rolls and only shows the same side at all times.

[@pepefrogic3034]

But if the Earth is flat that doesnt make sense? How do flat Earthers explain that?

[@demigod.aesthetics_]

I'm not a flat earther or a round earther. In fact, I'm going to lean in and say that it is oblong shaped if anything and there's land past Antartica. However, there are several flat earthers that have explained this exact same thing on a flat earth model FYI.

[@Globeisahoaxx]

If the earth is flat, then sun and moon are local lights. They rotate above the earth in circular motion and people observe them from different angles

[@Globeisahoaxx]

We know globe is a lie because YT protecting it. All search results for flat earth are censored and all you get is debunks and comedy

[@ppaulsplace]

Really good. Thanks.

[@tjmmcd1]

Not sure why you ridicule people and call them Flat Earthers or tin foil hat people, just because someone inquires as to the shape of the Moon phases if viewed from either the southern or northern hemispheres. It's a viable question. I certainly hope you aren't a school teacher who ridicules children who ask questions for clarification. If you truly desired to present actual PROOF of your premise, you should reveal ACTUAL PHOTOGRAPHS of the Moon phases taken on the SAME DATES at both the northern AND southern hemispheres, rather than simply show us 'images' of how they 'should' appear. You should also show photographs of the Moon phases on that same day, taken at various locations at or near the EQUATOR for purposes of comparison.

[@tedsmith6137]

It worries me that you actually need to explain this to anyone.

[@bertyaustin]

It's a dragon ffs.. it's a dragon's mouth

[@austridge31]

I think there must be something wrong with my brain... as I dont see why it would be different on a flat earth? Get the feeling Im thinking too 2D maybe.

[@fcofranek]

It turned out is not the moon upside down but the observar

[@aaronwentzel4145]

Yes, but what about refraction? 😅😅

[@snoutysnouterson]

Why did he say hi eyebrow?

[@allgood6760]

Thanks mate from down under 👍🇳🇿🌍

[@NaimNix]

That’s because we upside down

[@crnitomo6067]

Flat earthers on needles.

[@Tim67620]

Thanks for this video. I have long felt that this simple observation is the best proof of a Globe Earth. It cannot be reproduced by the flerfers and is easy to see. Professor Dave covered this effect but did not put enough emphasis on this effect. I commented on it and he replied by saying he covered it in the video. I think it is more important than that. I call the three Mares to the North right, from the Northern Hemisphere, eyebrows. The middle one is the Sea of Tranquility and Apollo 11 landed at the Southern point of it. The Moon is beautiful and we take it for granted some times. Look a bit more closer and these effects stand out amazingly.

[@BlankSlate1111]

You're not very bright

[@Tim67620]

@@BlankSlate1111 Neither is the Moon. If it had more albedo we wouldn't get much night time. Since writing this I have found out that the Moon gets into some crazy flips on and near the Equator. That was pointed out to me by a much more helpful person and I actually learned something new. Anyway, we hardly ever see anything here in England as it's always fucking cloudy!

[@kaveshpatmanathan9772]

One minute in?SERIOUSLY??

[@mahmoudnazlawi7723]

yes, sure, the moon has to be reflected upside down. but not because of Northren and Southern pools. Aa Aa. because of the moon reflected in two different sides in the sky (dumb) .Most of the flaters don't know that. yes there's two different dumbs. If you want to know more. just let me know. . The question for you. Why the spots in the moon are the same with in the sun ???

[@sussanmartinez4374]

Awesome 🎉

[@vitalic_drms]

there are two moons

[@SB5SimulationsFerroviairesEEP]

En plus tu utilise un cercle pour démontrer la sphère, alors que le cercle est un anneau sur un plan, plat et droit! Une ligne droite qui suit un plan courbé, reste une ligne droite! Cela ne démontre en rien la sphère! Une terre plate peu être circulaire! 2001 Odyssée de l'Espace! Stéph.

[@michaeldavis3913]

This dude is totally Graham Hancock's Son, for sure! Looks just F***ing like him.

[@incog30]

Well done mate

[@keighnleyplayz8213]

Because your in australia

[@FlyinZX10R]

Take that flerphs!

[@gregsaunders2387]

The moon spins on a 27 day cycle and depending where it is from the sun depends whether it's a full moon or not. But as it goes it like it rolls and only shows the same side at all times.

[@jerrymilewski5653]

You have no idea about visibility light and simple physics.

[@mattress9074]

would it still be the same if the earth were flat?

[@rogeriopenna9014]

No. Nothing fits in the flat Earth. You fix some phenomena, another one does not match.

[@lionelcarnel9642]

Non sense in your theory

[@SB5SimulationsFerroviairesEEP]

Représentez déjà les personnes à la bonne taille avant de faire le malin! La plus part des démonstrateur de la science triche sur la taille réelle des éléments! La démonstration est donc faussée! Puisque tu sais tout, explique donc pourquoi en ville la Lune est plus grosse qu'a la campagne, de même pour le soleil! Stéph.

[@SilvaHRicardo]

Thank you very much for the explanation!!!! I've seen several explanations, but yours just lighted up my mind and I finally got it.

[@Awesomeastronomy]

Thank you. Glad it helped!

[@asarombin-broberg3526]

Doesn't look upside down or flipped to me... kzbin.info/www/bejne/iaqVqHlqbrGimq8si=P2Db7i9CXRoaurui

[@Ken-m4x4f]

This is rediculous. To do this properly so that both north and south hemispheres residents have a real proper perspective. Turn your phone when the video is showing the top and bottom lines. Turn your phone on its side and both are seeing the exact same thing. There is no up or down in space weather your in a space shuttle or standing on the earth. If the famous first photo had been above say the north pole then that would give the impression of a totally different perspective wouldn't it? But it's not based on that photo. People living in the southern hemisphere could say we are upside down. Me speaking as a northern hemispherian. Lol. It's simple. It's just that science doesn't always have it right. Gravity for example is a theory. Not a fact. So is evolution. So is carbon dating.perfevt example. The original calculations were wrong so anymore calculations based on the first so called acceptable one, would mean it is not likely right and everyone there after as well. So nobody is upside down. So then nobody is right side up. . Leaving only one viewpoint as far I am concerned.. if main stream science knows carbon dating is based on BS then why would they go along with the lies.. well..they kinda like the paycheck like everyone else. Go with the flow and keep your head down.

[@us3rG]

We use compass

[@nateh2665]

Guy shows you proof and you say it's ridiculous lol.

[@GiveMeSpaceTravel-bg8td]

Yeah I was going to say that if the moon appears 'upside down' you are probably in the Northern hemisphere. For me in the south it looks just fine 😊

[@johnanderson2112]

@@GiveMeSpaceTravel-bg8tdIt's downside-up!

[@GiveMeSpaceTravel-bg8td]

@Ken-m4x4f stop it with the gravity/evolution is a theory stuff please! Especially with gravity. The theory part of the Theory of Gravity is that it's unknown what causes gravity, but gravity does in facrlt exist. As for evolution it's a similar thing. All the indications are that it happens and that Darwin/Wallace have how it happens right. The theory part there is that it's not known for sure and may never be but there is no better competing formal theory. It's science being honest about things not being absolutely known but can be accepted as factual until a better idea comes along. Don't confuse a scientific theory for a personal conjecture, especially when people's conjectures don't have any supporting evidence. A 'colloquial theory' does not deserve to be elevated to the level of a scientific theory but people try because the words are used the same way but mean two different things. Oh for carbon dating, it's known to work pretty well and it's limitations are well understood. I think people argue it doesn't because it pours cold water on their personal theories about the age of artefacts.

[@ozgurthephilosopher5210]

Cut the crap… i saw this in north hemi night to morning why

[@Mr-Probability-Storm]

Bird cage 😅

[@AIgeneratedAlien]

What happen if someone see the moon from the equator?

[@Awesomeastronomy]

Does it not say in the video?

[@JeepinReefer406]

The crater is moved towards the middle. I can confirm, I saw it with my own eyes when I was in St. Croix

[@Domewall]

​@@Awesomeastronomy care to explain how the moon disappears two days in a row? Both nights were clear skies. I just witnessed this the last two days. The floor is yours.

[@L1ND5A7]

​@@Domewall Dark moon and New moon. No light from the sun is hitting it due to its position relative to the sun. In other words it's in alignment with earth and sun.

[@DerekHundik]

no its not

[@JohnM3665570]

Yes it is. On the same night, a crescent moon in the Northern will look like a backwards C. At the Equator, a crescent moon will look like a smile. And in the Southern Hemisphere, a crescent moon will look like C.

[@Mr-Probability-Storm]

Are . World is round... Are Arctic circle we live in is flat .. Round and we will in the hallow . We vertically navigate. Circumnavigate and horizontally navigate.. Within a sun spot arctic circle tidal locked earth with multiple other rings all on one master side halo ring .. world .. The moon is a reflection of the ice world and we are in the crater pockets .. not the whole reflection.. Flat earth me that with a tin foil hat 😅

[@oppositeopinion3504]

Rubbish excuses.. You are showing one guy on North & another on South, and they are both looking at the moon when moon is on horizon from their perspective.. What about when moon is on top of their heads" in the middle of the sky, instead of being on horizon"?? Also consider that since the moon is very far from earth, thus when the moon is in the middle of the sky top of your head, you should be able to see the same angle of the moon no matter where you live on earth.

[@brizzle3903]

I don’t see you posting any videos explaining why he is wrong and you’re right Have at it Peabody

[@oppositeopinion3504]

@@brizzle3903 I already explained it, do you realy need a video to understand what I said!! I don't think teachers at school used videos to teach you, they used logic & some theories, which you simply agreed to believe.

[@a6hiji7]

The sun is a lot further away than the moon. By your logic, we should never have nights.

[@tuguibadea4618]

Fake !!!

[@noahbawdy3395]

R U F'ing kidding me ? (SMH)

[@AMUN-RA1111]

👎👎👎👎👎👎

[@fandangobrandango7864]

Debunking your flat earth by any chance?

[@brizzle3903]

Let me guess you’re a flat earther who can only leave emojis rather than ARTICULATE your point of view A point that is absolutely nonsensical and very VERY idiotic in nature

[@pokie6087]

Sorry but this can very easily be debunked from the comfort of your own home. Get a photo of the moon and stick it to the ceiling of your largest room and view it from opposite sides. The moon will appear right side up from one end of the room, and upside down from the other.

[@JohnM3665570]

No. That does not work. The Moon can be seen near the Horizon. Your example would then have the Moon on a wall. When looking at the picture of the Moon on a wall, you won't be able to see the Moon upside down from 1 direction. Let's say that you are in California looking west at the Moon. Another person in Chile would also be looking west at the Moon. Reality of the Globe Earth has the Moon look upside down in Chile. On a flat earth looking in the same direction (west), it would be impossible for the person in Chile to see the Moon upside down.

[@JohnM3665570]

No. That does not work. The Moon can be seen near the Horizon. Your example would then have the Moon on a wall. When looking at the picture of the Moon on a wall, you won't be able to see the Moon upside down from 1 direction. Let's say that you are in California looking west at the Moon. Another person in Chile would also be looking west at the Moon. Reality of the Globe Earth has the Moon look upside down in Chile. On a flat earth looking in the same direction (west), it would be impossible for the person in Chile to see the Moon upside down.

[@ayat-thesigns]

Effectively ! kzbin.info/www/bejne/m3vXlXd3nbKaask

[@dbhoward56]

Of course this is totally wrong, remove the curve and you have the same exact effect when viewing the moon from opposite sides on a flat surface...it’s not the curve that makes this happen. Its much like looking in a mirror, you see your image horizontally flipped... Get a friend to stand 10 feet away facing you and tell him to hold out his and and rotate it clockwise...you will see his hand rotate counterclockwise..do I need to explain this to you?

[@MarkHorne-s1w]

Sounds like BS

[@brizzle3903]

Nah monkey it’s reality deal with it

[@AndreTV652]

😂😂😂😂

[@lacavilosa2.438]

jajajajajaa.... how can that woman see the moon she fell of the globe...and she fell into the universe head first. The woman is a third of the size of the earth....jajajajajaajaja...you would not be able to even see the woman if that were real... keep on keeping on the fake astronomy

[@BlankSlate1111]

You guys just keep convincing yourselves of BS

[@brizzle3903]

Then get your ass on video and explain how this works on flat earth Come on you 🐔💩 DO IT OR ELSE