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"The contrast between areas of rhe world at similar distances from the equator on opposite sides I consider to be another irrefutable proof of a flat earth again hidden in plain sight.  \n\tOn a globe earth with a sun at 93 million miles away you expect both poles, north and south to exhibit similar weather patterns in temperature considering they both receive comparable sunlight.  \n\tLets for a moment take a closer look and see how well the globe model holds up to a comparitive analysis of climactic variables for land masses at opposite but similar degrees away from the equator.  \n\tKerguelen Island 49 degrees south latitude has 18 species of plants. Iceland at 65 degrees north latitude has 870 species of native plants.  \n\tThe Isle of Georgia 54 degrees southern latitude. Can't find a shrub. Captain Cooke said;  \n\t\" Unable to find a single shrub large enough to make a toothpick. Not a \n\tTree was to be seen. The lands that lie to the south are doomed by nature to perpetual frigidness.never to feel the warmth of the sun's rays whose horrible and savage aspect I have not words to describe. Even marine life is sparce in certain tracts of vast extent. And the seabird is seldom observed flying over such lonely wastes.\"  \n\tCanada and the UK are just as far from the equator on the northern latitudes yet dense forests and wildlife abound.\n \n\n\n\t \n \n\n\n\tThe average temperature in the Arctic is 4 degrees C. In Antarctica it is -57C dipping to -130 C.  \n\tContrasts between the limits of organic life in Arctic and Antarctic zones is very remarkable and significant.  \n\tThese differences make perfect sense on a flat plane model.\n \n"
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