[Bookish Neptune]

Documented  9th of Sep, 2015.

NASA has released a flat earth model of their own:



Source:

https://svs.gsfc.nasa.gov/cgi-bin/details.cgi?aid=4324

Perhaps we can learn something from this?

I have often thought about the idea of a flat earth disk that turns and tilts as would a vinyl record or say a coin spins down to rest like this:



Obviously not a "fast" as a coin, in relation to size that is...

Has anyone else pondered the notion that the disk may have a wobble to it? However "slight" or "significant" the wobble may be.

Edit: Date of article changed to accurately reflect publish date.

[CableDawg]

Documented this 9th of Feb, 2016.

NASA has released a flat earth model of their own:



Source:

https://svs.gsfc.nasa.gov/cgi-bin/details.cgi?aid=4324

Perhaps we can learn something from this?

Did you even read the text you linked to?

"In this animation, the olive-colored square represents the ecliptic plane, while the light blue circle shows the plane of the Moon's orbit."

How many contortions did you have to make to get from a spherically represented earth and moon shown on one particular plane to the entire graphic being representative of a flat earth?

On the assumption that you, whether English is your native language or not, can read and understand English and that you have interpreted this to be NASA providing a flat earth model, I sincerely doubt that you or any others who think like you can learn anything from this.

[rabinoz]

Documented this 9th of Feb, 2016.
NASA has released a flat earth model of their own:

Source:
https://svs.gsfc.nasa.gov/cgi-bin/details.cgi?aid=4324

How on earth do you get "flat earth model" out of that! It is simply a visualisation of the shadow cast by the moon that leads to a solar eclipse! I hope this shows you what the objects in the picture are:

The larger sphere is the earth and smaller the moon. The sun is located a long, long way out to the left.
The video is intended to show how the moon's shadow moves as the moon orbits the earth. Since the moon's orbit is inclined 5.2° to the earth's orbit around the sun (the ecliptic) a solar eclipse can occur only rarely.

If you think that shows a flat earth model, then your understanding of the Globe Earth is zilch.
Maybe you should learn a bit about what you are trying to debunk before you get much more egg on you face!

[Woody]

This is displays a very similar thought process that led to the"Kansas is Flat as a Pancake" being offered as evidence in the FES wiki.