I think it's time someone calls the undisputed winner of this debate, by a landslide.
Would anybody have any objections to me calling the winner?
In summation, the strongest FE evidence thus far has been:
- 5 recorded instances in the past 90+ years, worthy of note journalistically, 5 in approximately 32,850 nights, whereby lights have been seen across Lake Michigan when they definitely should not have been seen from an RE perspective. Explained by understood, yet rare, atmospheric conditions…Hence the rarity, yet understood
- A perhaps meteoric explosion over Siberia 110+ years ago that burned brightly in the atmosphere over the course of several days, witnessed as far away as London. Explained as such through atmospheric means
- A Toronto Skyline, specifically the CN Tower and Rogers Center, seen from far across the lake from various points and elevations. When corralled as to the specifics of the aforementioned data, the skyline appears underwater conforming to RE theory of curvature
Runner ups:
- Near sun, 12-15 km above the earth, 600m in diameter
- Black Sun?
- Missing Sagnac Orbital data from GPS devices - Which no one seems to care about - They orbit earth, not the Sun
- Something about how the NASA/ESA LISA project, through satellites in orbit predicated on a globe earth somehow proves otherwise - Irony Alert= FE citing NASA
- Planes use less fuel than they are alleged to use because they use technology that they allege to not use - With no evidence
Call it.