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7/1/2025, 11:59:17 PM
>>714215178
wow what a shocking notion that the stars are spinning above our head over and over and over for all recorded history, kind of interesting how our constellations have never changed. you're right though, we're probably flying trillions of miles through "outer space" right now, right?
wow what a shocking notion that the stars are spinning above our head over and over and over for all recorded history, kind of interesting how our constellations have never changed. you're right though, we're probably flying trillions of miles through "outer space" right now, right?
7/1/2025, 3:17:42 AM
>>509176947
the same stars rotate over and over polaris, over your head, over and over, for all recorded history, the same stars have been in the same place at the same time of the night for your entire life. if there are any stars outside our constellations we would call them "planets", the etymology for planet is literally "wandering light/wandering star" because they are the only few that deviate from this, and even "planets" are still on their own cycle in the sky over and over above your head
my point is that we are not flying trillions of miles over hundreds of years. first of all, we dont feel any motion. second of all, the stars are the exact same as our ancestors mapped them out thousands of years ago. the constellations are not any closer, brighter, dimmer, more spread out, etc. the stars are fixed and do not change, they simply rotate above a fixed point (polaris, our north star)
polaris does not move. in fact, the georgia guidestones which were destroyed had a tiny hole in them that always pointed to polaris, if the entire earth were spinning eastward, orbiting the sun, etc, it would be impossible for a stationary rock on the ground to always point to the unmoving star in the sky, yet guess what, that's exactly what it did. there are tons of earth-fixed monuments that are pointing directly to certain stars as well
the same stars rotate over and over polaris, over your head, over and over, for all recorded history, the same stars have been in the same place at the same time of the night for your entire life. if there are any stars outside our constellations we would call them "planets", the etymology for planet is literally "wandering light/wandering star" because they are the only few that deviate from this, and even "planets" are still on their own cycle in the sky over and over above your head
my point is that we are not flying trillions of miles over hundreds of years. first of all, we dont feel any motion. second of all, the stars are the exact same as our ancestors mapped them out thousands of years ago. the constellations are not any closer, brighter, dimmer, more spread out, etc. the stars are fixed and do not change, they simply rotate above a fixed point (polaris, our north star)
polaris does not move. in fact, the georgia guidestones which were destroyed had a tiny hole in them that always pointed to polaris, if the entire earth were spinning eastward, orbiting the sun, etc, it would be impossible for a stationary rock on the ground to always point to the unmoving star in the sky, yet guess what, that's exactly what it did. there are tons of earth-fixed monuments that are pointing directly to certain stars as well
6/29/2025, 11:15:59 PM
>>509064576
If you ever wanted to unite humanity, an alien threat would be necessary.
Something or someone wants Europeans and their descendants to unite.
Poor of those outside that alliance.
Those who can understand might experience the same chill I got when I figured ir out.
Hope you don't like sleeping that much.
lololololol
Anyways, there is still time.
I think.
Hahahhaahhahahahahahahhahahahah.
If you ever wanted to unite humanity, an alien threat would be necessary.
Something or someone wants Europeans and their descendants to unite.
Poor of those outside that alliance.
Those who can understand might experience the same chill I got when I figured ir out.
Hope you don't like sleeping that much.
lololololol
Anyways, there is still time.
I think.
Hahahhaahhahahahahahahhahahahah.
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