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24hour rotation.
angular movement changing at a rate of 24hours.
say it with me -
at
    a
        rate
             of
                  24
                        hooooooooooooooooours


Say it with me.

1000+ mph means each hour (to a total of roughly 24,000+ miles) 1000+ miles is spun. This means each minute, you are moving 17miles away. "But but it spins once a day!" Yes, it spins once at a rate of 24,000+ mpd.

Now you put that lazyboy or whatever it was with rocks on top, and spin it 17 ft (to put it in scale) away.

Tell me how many minutes is should take for this rock pile to fall.

The fact that you can even build a rock cairn should immediately let you know that this is nonsense.

But sure. 24 hours per (24,000+ mile) rotation.
I am sure that I'm stupid for expecting anything to move.

Oh wait, no. You are.
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Flat Earth General / Re: Trigonometry Degrades Technology
« Last post by Danang on Today at 05:13:58 AM »
As a flat Earther, even I think that maybe the reason for this thread is you hated your math teacher.
Probably no less than you hated your science teachers.

Nooo.... I was just kidding... No hate to anyone... Because hate makes sucks face.  ;D ✌️
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Flat Earth General / Re: Are Penguins Bio-Engineered?
« Last post by bulmabriefs144 on Today at 05:12:24 AM »
That you know of.

Older generations believed in wizards. And they had a conception of them going around casting fireballs and such.

Tell me. What would a small group of elite scientists look like using a double-barrel laser rifle to someone in medieval or ancient times? They'd depict someone who isn't a god, but has a magical staff.

In the same way, Hindu myths have a number of mythological weapons... that sound an awful lot like modern weapons.

https://vedicfeed.com/most-powerful-weapons-in-mahabharata

Narayanastra: Guided cluster missiles
Brahmastra: A nuke (complete with detailed mentions of fallout)
Pashupatastra: Something akin to an atom smasher (used to break things down completely and destroy them)

I have long wondered if there might not be lost civilizations that all but blew themselves up, and in which case reread the Flood story. We have a group of half-angels known as Nephilim, men who are clever and powerful in battle. We have a deluge that washed away historical record and probably quenched a nuclear event. We have certain areas on earth that are "cursed" like Rajasthan, where nobody have lived for centuries on a culture that literally believes in ancient nukes as part of their myths!

This is why I do not trust secret societies like the Freemasons. They are more than likely evil (or at least morally questionable) survivors of the Flood. Some of them might believe in protecting humanity from itself, some might want to control us, and some probably have fought big wars that risk destroying everything again.

https://www.ancient-code.com/ancient-nanotechnology-evidence-of-advanced-pre-flood-civilizations/

So yes, certain people probably do have technology to bioengineer animals. As for modern people, we can certainly make crossbreeds of the same species, though hybrids of different species are usually (but not always) sterile.  Mules were made as far back as 3500 BC. Further back toward Flood times, they might have been able to make fertile hybrids of different species.

Why breed a stupid derpy animal incapable of defending itself? Simple, we're not allowed to disturb penguin sanctuaries because they are endangered. And their nests are all over the coast to the point that most of Antarctica cannot be explored.

 Why are they endangered? It's not like humans deliberately hunt them. It's because they are stupid animals, and they are designed this way so that they will always be endangered.

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Flat Earth General / Re: Are Penguins Bio-Engineered?
« Last post by zono10 on Today at 01:51:53 AM »
Unfortunately, we don't have the technology to bioengineer animals. It would be fantastic, but we don't know enough about living things to do that. It would be completely unrealistic to think that humans have the technology to do this today. Realize that the ability to model living things like this would involve much more than just penguins.
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« You should not make a definitive judgment based on the observations of others. » Why? It is impossible for us to verify everything ourselves; it would take too much time and cost too much money. We can believe the observations of others as long as the source is true. Fortunately, observations and knowledge can be share.
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Thank you for answering my previous question. But I ask: how would satellites work on the flat Earth model? What is the best theory?
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You literally don't understand my explanations, hence pictures where you talk about how the sun is still in line of sight.

I repeatedly explain what this parabola does,

We get it, apply it, and find it doesn’t predict what is actually witnessed in real life, is useless, and that you have to contradict yourself..

Like the simple fact I witnessed lobster boats going out to sea down a river and had to fight the tide coming in to get out of the river to the sea.

Or…


Third, you've never learned was east and west are on a FE map

Because it doesn’t work on flat earth for what is actually east and west and how those directions are relative to actual land masses. 



The pink arrow on the map off the US East coast should point east to where the sun rises on the equinox.  The relative direction of the pink arrow should point to the coast of Portugal/Spain.  Going the general direction of the pink arrow doesn’t take you to south.  If the earth was flat, traveling any direction would eventually take you to the supposed ice wall. Traveling due east or due west for much of the world does not lead to the Arctic or to the Antarctic.  FE fails at relative direction of land masses to each other as they are known.


  Where the sun on a flat earth would have to rise north / south for large areas of the world where in the equinox the sun rises due east and sets due west.



Thing is, like most woke globalists,

Which has nothing to do with…


The sun does shrink, but not always, as you yourself probably "proved" with your Seeing No Shrinkage This Week thread.




If you think the above, then you need too…



Bulma.  Say a live in Norther Ohio.

Draw an overhead flat earth map showing the relative location of Ohio and draw the path of the sun over that flat earth map for march 20th 2025.


Bulma, writing checks they can’t cash.
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Thank you very much for your answer. I understand better. But which model would be the most accurate and would apply to a flat Earth? The one where the earth accelerates?
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Flat Earth General / Re: Trigonometry Degrades Technology
« Last post by Danang on May 14, 2025, 11:58:39 PM »
The reasons are related to:
1. Truth.
2. Teacher.

 ;D 8)✌️
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Flat Earth General / Re: Trigonometry Degrades Technology
« Last post by Danang on May 14, 2025, 11:57:33 PM »
As a flat Earther, even I think that maybe the reason for this thread is you hated your math teacher.

No shame in that, though.

Both  ;D✌️
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