There is so much about the eclipse that raises questions to the heliocentric nonsense we are indoctrinated to believe. I do not think this topic would help the flat earth movement but may actually hinder it.ĭave, The Flat Earth Podcast (flat Earther): I find this eclipse topic so complex and very speculative. The concept would blow people’s minds, if true, that there may be additional invisible celestial bodies that nobody was ever taught. I’m not suggesting all flat-earthers believe this. These are supposedly invisible bodies that may be causing the eclipses. The most interesting maybe the concept of Rahu and Ketu which are mentioned in Vedic astrology. I don’t think the flat-earth people have anything that I consider definitive or worthy of discussion. Honestly, here is so much confusion regarding eclipse mechanics. These are two of my favorites, which is interesting, because they're just a commentary on how the mainstream can't easily explain it. A documentary team out of Los Angeles is taking me down there this Sunday, will stay a few days and do commentary on it.Ī bunch of videos are being put out regarding the event. We are advertising on a high profile billboard at the first ground zero location in Salem, Oregon. The flat Earth community is all over the eclipse, and has been hyping it up for some weeks now. What it boils down to is this: Nobody seems very sure what exactly to make of the eclipse through the flat Earth lens, but believers are eager to find out. What appears below is seven believers and four skeptics making their cases ( albeit edited for space since they sent us thousands upon thousands upon thousands of words). MORE ON ECLIPSE: Pennsylvania optometrist on solar eclipse: 'It's not worth it' I reached out to sources within, and skeptical of, the flat Earth community to gauge their opinions about the solar eclipse that will be visible (to various degrees) across America on Monday afternoon. Our coverage has been thorough (see here, here, here and here for a refresher course.) I hadn’t thought about doing a piece on what flat Earthers think about the eclipse until HeckPhilly suggested it. This is why it’s so important to listen to feedback from your readers, folks. Flat Earth conundrumĭid you talk to the flat-earthers about the upcoming eclipse? You’ve been on top of the flat-earthers movement and you can’t cover it as thoroughly as you have and not have a piece for the eclipse.
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