>the moon is upside down in the southern hemisphere
what the fuck

>>212570407 (OP)
the moon isnt upside down its the same orientation always
if you turn your head 180 degrees obviously it looks different

>>212570435
You should turn yourself 360 degrees and walk out of my thread

>>212570435
The moon is never straight up, is in the horizon, and there is only one way to look at it unless you stand on your head.

>>212570407 (OP)
Hope this helps.

>>212570407 (OP)
*Chuckles softly*
You think your projectile weaponry will stop us?

>>212570484
how do flat earthers explain this?

>>212570463
the moon's rotation axis is close to earth's and is tidally locked. the face of the moon you see depends on the phase in the moon's rotation you're looking at.

as for the poles the north is always north, the south is always south. it just depends on the rotation of your camera. rotate your camera and the picture is rotated. same as if you take a picture of a cat and rotate your camera 180 degrees and take another.

>>212570407 (OP)
wait a few hours and it will be the opposite after passing the zenith
>>212570463
>The moon is never straight up, is in the horizon
what? it gets pretty high here, pic related is tonight.

>>212570407 (OP)
We turned it around cuz it looks cooler. Heh, nothing personnel kid.

>>212570519
I think you'd be the first person to ask them this so they'd have no answer. Maybe try it and report back with the results, it might be funny

>>212570407 (OP)
>the moon is upside down
Perplexing thought

>>212570503
*unleashes mapuche maling conciusness towards you*

Did you know they once considered nuking the moon?

Why use shitty phone images as a comparison?

>>212570519
it works in the projection they use im pretty sure

https://www.earthspacelab.com/app/moon-phases/
whether the moon is in the north or south depends on the moon phase. it never 'turns around' for one hemisphere but not for the other its always the same for both