2nd Dome Reflection: Polaris = Sigma Octantis

It applies with South Polar Centered Flat Earth.
Very logical. Anyone please give us the diagram.

I'm busy with my... problem   ✌️

Almost everything you learnt was a drama. Even pi = 3.14159 is failed. What works? 👉 Phew = 3.17157

It applies with South Polar Centered Flat Earth.
Very logical. Anyone please give us the diagram.

I'm busy with my... problem   ✌️

So are you trying to say Polaris is a reflection of Sigma Octantis, or that Sigma Octantis is a reflection of Polaris?

Quote from: Danang on May 04, 2024, 05:57:15 AM

It applies with South Polar Centered Flat Earth.
Very logical. Anyone please give us the diagram.

I'm busy with my... problem   ✌️

So are you trying to say Polaris is a reflection of Sigma Octantis, or that Sigma Octantis is a reflection of Polaris?

Since it's South Polar Centered Flat Earth: Polaris is a reflection of Sigma Octantis.

The real one is Sigma Octantis.

Since it's South Polar Centered Flat Earth: Polaris is a reflection of Sigma Octantis.

The real one is Sigma Octantis.

Then why is Polaris so much brighter?

Also, why would only that be reflected? Why not the entire sky?

If in certain positions on nothern hemiplane the distant Sigma Octantis is invisible, it's because the bendy light due to Downward Universal Deceleration, a reverse version Universal Acceleration.

The Universe was designed to be like a huge vehicle within smoke which allows deceleration among celestial bodies, including our lovely domed earth.

Quote from: Danang on May 04, 2024, 03:51:57 PM

Since it's South Polar Centered Flat Earth: Polaris is a reflection of Sigma Octantis.

The real one is Sigma Octantis.

Then why is Polaris so much brighter?

Hypothetically the medium is less dense.

Also, why would only that be reflected? Why not the entire sky?

Possibly the entire sky is reflected, so some of visible stars are only reflection.

Let goverments help out to unlock mystery of the universe.

REPENT!!!

Hypothetically the medium is less dense.

Possibly the entire sky is reflected, so some of visible stars are only reflection.

The problem is the north sky looks vastly different from the southern sky.
This makes no sense for reflection.

Let goverments help out to unlock mystery of the universe.

They have already discovered some.
That Earth is round is a big one you are still hiding from.

Medium density differences allow both northern and southern skies to look different. Certain "small" stars will fade away/invisible in southern sky.

Medium density differences allow both northern and southern skies to look different. Certain "small" stars will fade away/invisible in southern sky.

How?
Try an explanation rather than just vague claims out of desperation.

You can try to open stars pic in jpg file.
Reduce the brightness.
You'll get a different view. The amount of stars will be less.

You can try to open stars pic in jpg file.
Reduce the brightness.
You'll get a different view. The amount of stars will be less.

That is not an explanation.
Explain why the north and south sky appear different, as if we are looking at completely different regions of space.

Of course if the amount of photon is different, there'll be different views in one same object.
Sigma Octantis & Polaris look different because both amount of photons that reach your eyes are different too.

Of course if the amount of photon is different, there'll be different views in one same object.
Sigma Octantis & Polaris look different because both amount of photons that reach your eyes are different too.

Again, not an explanation.
What is causing this? Why does it produce what we observe? Why does none of the sky look mirrored?
What basis is there to think it is mirrored?

You can't cross the north rim. Flights can't either.
Above that area is the territory of glass dome that reflects any stars as long as their photon is strong enough.

NASA... Please informasi it to Jack.
Or... maybe ... Britney?

You can't cross the north rim. Flights can't either.
Above that area is the territory of glass dome that reflects any stars as long as their photon is strong enough.

Why do people make up so much about the flat earth?  Where is this "north rim", other than "in the north"?  Why can't flights cross it?  I'm pretty sure we have flights crossing the North Pole, virtually every day.  Checking a web site showing current flights, I see some from the Middle East to the US west coast, which fly very near the North Pole.  UAE229 appears to have traveled directly over the North Pole as well as can be determined on the map provided.  Dubai to Seattle. 

https://www.flightradar24.com/UAE229/3525dec7

Alaska to Scandinavia via California...? Good, that's correct.

You can't cross the north rim. Flights can't either.

Flights go quite close to the north pole. There is nothing stopping them.
You have had these claims of flights refuted countless times.

Alaska to Scandinavia via California...? Good, that's correct.

Being able to find a route with a stopover proves nothing.

Care to stop fleeing from the topic?

Above that area is the territory of glass dome that reflects any stars as long as their photon is strong enough.

Which should mean the brightest stars are in the south, and we should see a weaker reflection of them in the north.
But that isn't what happens.

Non direct flight is okay, but keep logical with the route. Everything's been under control. Going south still makes sense, and so far no body got too drunk by choosing idiotic direction like NORTHWARDS 🤣 ✌️

I've explained why southern stars are less bright than northern stars. 😎

Are stars farther or closer than sun?

Non direct flight is okay, but keep logical with the route.

At which point you need to understand what logic is dictating that route. There are countless routes and countless reasons for various routes.

So you providing one crappy example, which you didn't even provide any reference for, is entirely useless.

If you would like a simple example, you can fly from Sydney to Brisbane via Melbourne.
That is literally going the wrong way.
Yet because of seats on flights, some times that will be a cheaper option.

I've explained why southern stars are less bright than northern stars. 😎

No, you haven't.
You have explained nothing and instead just provided entirely vague empty claims.