How we know Earth is round, not flat: a review of claims and misconceptions about Earth’s shape
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Observations show that the Earth is flat.
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Observations show that the Earth is flat.
In early November, several photos were shared via social media and news outlets showing what was allegedly the ‘first-ever snowfall…
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“even IF mankind is influencing the temperature, it is insignificant compared to the natural forces”
A key difference is their timescales by which they’re defined: weather is monitored over days to weeks, and climate typically over decades or more. Online claims that use anecdotal evidence to claim that these climate changes are ‘normal’ either in the context of ‘when they grew up’ or as part of the ‘natural cycle’ are inaccurate.
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Recent footage is real and shows accurately-labeled natural disasters, such as tornadoes and storms that occurred from Hurricane Milton.
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October 2024 auroras were caused by the High-frequency Active Auroral Research Program (HAARP)
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Hurricane Helenes path and behavior could have been manipulated by NEXRAD frequency transmissions and/or HAARP
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There were no hurricanes this season even despite forecasts for a high activity, revealing a problem with climate change ‘theory’; it has been a light hurricane season.
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Prioritizing plant-based foods and reducing overconsumption of animal-based protein is healthier and reduces greenhouse gas emissions
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Lithium leach fields are neurotoxic and kill birds within minutes of landing in them; leach ponds contents are what go into electric car batteries.