According to the conventional model, Earth is traveling around the Sun at roughly 67,000 mph, while the Moon simultaneously travels around Earth at roughly 2,300 mph.

That means that, viewed from the Sun, the Moon’s velocity is constantly changing as it moves around Earth sometimes adding to Earth’s orbital velocity and sometimes subtracting from it. Sounds strange when you actually visualize it, doesn’t it?

Don’t just accept the infographic or the textbook explanation. Look at the geometry, examine how velocities combine, and decide whether the model makes sense to you. The globe model is an insane delusion.

What does the Moon’s actual path around the Sun look like?

Tiktok: kevinmmcc1985

@join_theflattruth, home to the largest collection of Flat Earth proofs, documentaries, infographics, memes, and more. #flatearth

✅ Join us @greatreject
⭐️ Shop