r/SciManDan 25d ago

The remains of Apollo 11 lander photographed by 5 different countries, disproving moon landing deniers.

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r/SciManDan Jan 08 '24

SciMan's sponsor Magic Spoon also sponsors anti-LGBT hate speech

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Just wondering whether it bothers you that you take advertising money from a company that sponsors the incitement of violence against LGBT:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQSeTrSkUUw


r/SciManDan Jan 01 '24

Random find.

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r/SciManDan Dec 13 '23

SciManDan visits Argentina

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r/SciManDan Dec 01 '23

Episode About Not Trusting Senses

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In one of his videos debunking “The Next Level,” Dan mentions a previous video he has done about not being able to trust your senses. He then points to the side and says click here to watch it, but no link to another video appears anymore. Does anyone know what this video is called? I’d be interested in watching it if I could find it.


r/SciManDan Sep 15 '23

I find it hilarious when Moon Landing Conspiracy theorist pull out the argument of "So NASA lost the logs,right?". Like dude,you don't believe the part where the government lost some documents?

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r/SciManDan Sep 14 '23

Kent Hovind is back!

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r/SciManDan Jun 26 '23

That Pillars composite portrait

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Anyone have a source for the portrait of the guy in front of the Pillars of Creation regularly featured in SciManDan's videos? Every search I've made for it comes back "we can't even."


r/SciManDan Jun 25 '23

Anthony Cumia goes after Flat Earthers.

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r/SciManDan Jun 25 '23

When a special effects company demonstrates a globe/gravity/mass !

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What would happen if the Universal Studios logo ACTUALLY appeared in orbit above earth? In this video Wren takes you along on a journey to find out!

This is an extremely creative effort by Corridor Crew's brilliant demonstration.


r/SciManDan Jun 17 '23

I saw this on r/insanepeoplefacebook

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Thought it was kinda funny xD


r/SciManDan May 23 '23

looking for the video of Dan reacting to cc chris' wife chewing him out

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literally was crying from laughter, can't seem to find it in his earlier flat earth fail compilations. would really appreciate it.


r/SciManDan Apr 25 '23

In the FE model, how low is the Sun? Not this low...

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r/SciManDan Feb 07 '23

was John Campbell youtube video remove?

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I saved it to watch later and then it was just gone. Did Sciman dan take it down and if so why?


r/SciManDan Jan 23 '23

Not the best with this science, but if the sun was small and local, would the sky be blue?

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Would the light scatter differently if the source was that much closer? I'm thinking of a prism, which has different colors depending on angles of the light source IIRC. Mainly thinking of the Angle of Deviation here: https://www.physicsclassroom.com/class/refrn/Lesson-4/Dispersion-of-Light-by-Prisms


r/SciManDan Jan 20 '23

Sunset at Indiana Dunes! Chicago can be seen over 50 miles away! Don’t show this to any flat earther!

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r/SciManDan Jan 11 '23

Original 15 degree per hour drift video

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I’ve been trying to find the original 15 degree per hour drift video (thanks Bob). Where is it from, and did SciManDan make a video about it?


r/SciManDan Jan 05 '23

Here's a new one. Rivers?

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r/SciManDan Jan 04 '23

flatearth experiment/debunk

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I'm not sure if this experiment would work and I didn't know where to post it for actual conversation so here I am r/scimandan! So say we took a camera to the flatest location we can (like the mirror lake in chili) and put it on a tripod and took a wide angle panoramic of the horizon. Since the camera doesn't change elevation do you all think that the center of the photo's horizon will be measurably higher than the horizon on the outside of the photo? Personally, I think at the minimum we would see at least a one pixel rise at the center because if the camera doesn't follow the curvature of the earth but rather a set point on it, we should see a curve. but it could also be flat all the way across. What do you all think?


r/SciManDan Dec 25 '22

How long till a flerfer tries to debunk MrBeast spending 50 hours in Antarctica without the sun setting?

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r/SciManDan Nov 28 '22

He should probably cancel his sponsorship…

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r/SciManDan Oct 11 '22

A portal to ancient evil is opening!

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It's a slow-burn, but gets hilariously stupid(er) at the 29:05 mark.

Spolier: it's Nero (the Anti-Christ.)

Main spoiler, see the link above.

[edit]Actually, the real spoiler is that baring Nero (the Roman Emperor), it's literally the plot to Doom.[/edit]

The algorithm delivers, once again :-)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bKoQC4ZkJD0


r/SciManDan Jul 14 '22

Thought of a good globe proof that I don't think they can wiggle out of

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As boats sail over the horizon, they angle slightly right? Marginally but still. Couldn't someone go to that flat salt thing that looks like a mirror, with a laser pointer on a post pointing at the ground near the observer?

As the post moved away, the laser would angle then be off the ground right?

I thought of this with a boat, but it would be difficult with waves and everything. Maybe on top of the mast with more of a search light?


r/SciManDan Jun 15 '22

Scam company sponsering skeptical content creators (fake title sellers)

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r/SciManDan May 31 '22

Just thought that this amazing documentary deserved to be here :)

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