moon light

In your Flat Earth model, does the moon emit it's own light?

If I didn't misunderstand the FAQ, yes. Cold light.

yeah but what the hell is 'cold light'?!

Light which is not warm.
(It all makes so much sense when you try to dumb it down as much as possible...)

so what do they think the sun and moon are made of?

Light which is not warm.
(It all makes so much sense when you try to dumb it down as much as possible...)

But I dont understand how light can be cold, everything I know about light is that its pretty warm really

so what do they think the sun and moon are made of?

Cheese?

like on wallace and gromit? that would be awesome.

Though to be fair, on wallace and gromit it's really made out of dough...

Cold is just the absense of heat.  Some of the lgiht reflected from the moon is thermal radiation (heat).  Cold light is more of a generalization of the lack of thermal radiation from the moon.

What does moon cheese taste like? How is it cultured? is it made like feta?

Oh come on ppl

Every self-respecting non-bogus honest FE'er knows very good that there is no such thing as the moon...

What we call moon is actually a black&white reflection of EARTH from the outer layers of the atmosphere. It just looses its color on the way because atmosphere is not such a good mirror. And you cant see it in the morning because an atmosphere doesnt reflect unless its dark.
 
Even with naked eye you can see the outlines of the continents... And it's why we only see one side of the moon - We always see our side's reflection of course!!! QED

Oh come on ppl

Every self-respecting non-bogus honest FE'er knows very good that there is no such thing as the moon...

What we call moon is actually a black&white reflection of EARTH from the outer layers of the atmosphere. It just looses its color on the way because atmosphere is not such a good mirror. And you cant see it in the morning because an atmosphere doesnt reflect unless its dark.
 
Even with naked eye you can see the outlines of the continents... And it's why we only see one side of the moon - We always see our side's reflection of course!!! QED

Yeah. And Ney York really does look like a big apple.

There is no such thing as cold light. All light provides some thermal energy through photons bombarding the surface.
The moon exists. There are no reflections of our earth in the atmosphere - if it were so, it would be much more fixed. What is providing that light, anyway? Why does the presence of the sun not matter?

Oh come on ppl

Every self-respecting non-bogus honest FE'er knows very good that there is no such thing as the moon...

What we call moon is actually a black&white reflection of EARTH from the outer layers of the atmosphere. It just looses its color on the way because atmosphere is not such a good mirror. And you cant see it in the morning because an atmosphere doesnt reflect unless its dark.
 
Even with naked eye you can see the outlines of the continents... And it's why we only see one side of the moon - We always see our side's reflection of course!!! QED

Oh man that's a good one! Seriously I think that could be the funniest thing I've read on this site since Franc started telling us about Blinko the Wanderer.

First off, I often see the moon in the mornings.
Second, get a map of the world. Your part of the world. Compare it with the moon and tell me if you see the same shapes.

I'd also like to see where the huge crators that riddle the surface of the moon are on Earth, as it is a mirror image. I'd also like to know how universities around the world can continue to measure the distance to the moon with lasers using the several mirrors that were placed on the moon in the Apollo missions. I guess every university is in on this Spherical Earth theory conspiracy too.

This is why we see the same face of the moon all the time:
http://starryskies.com/The_sky/events/lunar-2003/eclipse9.html

All light causes heat. Even moonlight.

c'mon people

I'd like some FE input here please... What's your stance on the moon?

In your Flat Earth model, does the moon emit it's own light?

No.

so it reflects sunlight?

so it reflects sunlight?

Yes.

It remits, like FE theory with every new challenge.

Quote from: m888 on March 18, 2007, 03:40:42 PM

so it reflects sunlight?

Yes.

But the sun(s) are the same distance from the earth as the moon right? so it (they) shine directly down and also have another "offshoot" of light over to the moon?

Quote from: Franc T., Planar on March 18, 2007, 03:41:43 PM

Quote from: m888 on March 18, 2007, 03:40:42 PM

so it reflects sunlight?

Yes.

But the sun(s) are the same distance from the earth as the moon right? so it (they) shine directly down and also have another "offshoot" of light over to the moon?

No, the suns are farther away from the moon.

I have elaborated on Franc's explanation.

lol Magneto!

I have elaborated on Franc's explanation.

What are these "space mirrors"? There are no "space mirrors."

But Magneto, that's right isn't it Frenchy? We don't want to make any mistakes with this thing.

Quote from: SNB on March 18, 2007, 05:49:10 PM

I have elaborated on Franc's explanation.

What are these "space mirrors"? There are no "space mirrors."

I have made a few observations to explain.
Space is black. Mirrors reflect things. The Space Mirrors reflect space. The Space Mirrors are therefore black. So they cannot be distinguished from the rest of the sky. Humans cannot SEE them. Therefore, they MUST exist.

Only the suns, the moon and the Earth.

The space mirrors were obviously created by Magneto, hence his inclusion in the diagram.  How were they created?  Easily explained.

After seeing the hit-television series 'Heroes', Magneto found the man who kills people and takes their powers and killed Sue Storm (the Invisible Woman).  Since she can bend light to make herself invisible and create forcefields, Magneto stole her powers and created 2 space mirrors so the moon would be able to bounce the light from the sun off onto Earth.

I dare you to debate this.