How many 100% proofs does it take to add up to nothing.
https://www.spreaker.com/show/1827320
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How many 100% proofs does it take to add up to nothing.Well, 0 * 100% is still 0, so... Infinite number of such proofs won't do anything either.
I recall reading on another thread that just posting links without anything else was considered low-contest posting...You have a lot to learn! That only applies to posts supporting the globe!
Care to summarize the points of your link, or even say what it is about?
I recall reading on another thread that just posting links without anything else was considered low-contest posting...
Care to summarize the points of your link, or even say what it is about?
I recall reading on another thread that just posting links without anything else was considered low-contest posting...
Care to summarize the points of your link, or even say what it is about?
I recall reading on another thread that just posting links without anything else was considered low-contest posting...
Care to summarize the points of your link, or even say what it is about?
Yeah, I'm not listening to some podcast if the person can't even give us a summary either. I don't care what side they're on.
Well, on an infinite flat plane the horizon would always be at eye level.No, it should still be lower. Only on a concave Earth should it rise up. Regardless, it isn't true that it is always at eye level anyway.
I agree with the part that it is not always at eye level.Well, on an infinite flat plane the horizon would always be at eye level.No, it should still be lower. Only on a concave Earth should it rise up. Regardless, it isn't true that it is always at eye level anyway.
On a flat infinite plane it may appear at eye level but that is the same illusion as with a globe. It would still be below a level line from your line of sight.I agree with the part that it is not always at eye level.Well, on an infinite flat plane the horizon would always be at eye level.No, it should still be lower. Only on a concave Earth should it rise up. Regardless, it isn't true that it is always at eye level anyway.
But on a flat infinite plane, regardless of your altitude the horizon would be at eye level. If it were angled downward, your line of sight would intersect the plane after a finite distance, so the sky and the earth can not meet there. I do not know how to express this clearly, I can draw a diagram of this if you want.
Even IF it were true that it is always at eye level (it isn't but your eyes can't tell the difference of a few degrees from level) I've never seen it explained how it supports flat Earth either. That should also always be below eye level.
On a flat infinite plane it may appear at eye level but that is the same illusion as with a globe. It would still be below a level line from your line of sight.I agree with the part that it is not always at eye level.Well, on an infinite flat plane the horizon would always be at eye level.No, it should still be lower. Only on a concave Earth should it rise up. Regardless, it isn't true that it is always at eye level anyway.
But on a flat infinite plane, regardless of your altitude the horizon would be at eye level. If it were angled downward, your line of sight would intersect the plane after a finite distance, so the sky and the earth can not meet there. I do not know how to express this clearly, I can draw a diagram of this if you want.
Not my picture but someone else's showing the horizon is in reality below eye level
http://h.dropcanvas.com/kidnc/theodoliteairplane.jpg
Sorry, I really tried to find "the amount of degrees from your neck to your chin", but it was about 8 cm! So I tried "convert 8 cm to degrees Celsius" and it wouldn't tell me! So I tried "convert 8 cm to degrees angle" and all it would tell me was "Convert between degrees and radians" - no use!Measure the amount of degrees from your neck to your chin when looking straight at sea level, then while your going up, measure the difference in degrees that your chin makes the more you look down... if you get any results other than no difference... you might be blind. Have a great dayOn a flat infinite plane it may appear at eye level but that is the same illusion as with a globe. It would still be below a level line from your line of sight.I agree with the part that it is not always at eye level.Well, on an infinite flat plane the horizon would always be at eye level.No, it should still be lower. Only on a concave Earth should it rise up. Regardless, it isn't true that it is always at eye level anyway.
But on a flat infinite plane, regardless of your altitude the horizon would be at eye level. If it were angled downward, your line of sight would intersect the plane after a finite distance, so the sky and the earth can not meet there. I do not know how to express this clearly, I can draw a diagram of this if you want.
Not my picture but someone else's showing the horizon is in reality below eye level
http://h.dropcanvas.com/kidnc/theodoliteairplane.jpg
Eye Level Height | Dip angle ° | |
5 feet | 0.03° | |
100 feet | 0.15° | |
1000 feet | 0.49° |
Sorry, I really tried to find "the amount of degrees from your neck to your chin", but it was about 8 cm! So I tried "convert 8 cm to degrees Celsius" and it wouldn't tell me! So I tried "convert 8 cm to degrees angle" and all it would tell me was "Convert between degrees and radians" - no use!Measure the amount of degrees from your neck to your chin when looking straight at sea level, then while your going up, measure the difference in degrees that your chin makes the more you look down... if you get any results other than no difference... you might be blind. Have a great dayOn a flat infinite plane it may appear at eye level but that is the same illusion as with a globe. It would still be below a level line from your line of sight.I agree with the part that it is not always at eye level.Well, on an infinite flat plane the horizon would always be at eye level.No, it should still be lower. Only on a concave Earth should it rise up. Regardless, it isn't true that it is always at eye level anyway.
But on a flat infinite plane, regardless of your altitude the horizon would be at eye level. If it were angled downward, your line of sight would intersect the plane after a finite distance, so the sky and the earth can not meet there. I do not know how to express this clearly, I can draw a diagram of this if you want.
Not my picture but someone else's showing the horizon is in reality below eye level
http://h.dropcanvas.com/kidnc/theodoliteairplane.jpgBut seriously!Do you realise how little the dip to the horizon is on the globe?Even at 1000 feet above the horizon it is only about half a degree below eye level. You would never see that and could not reliably measure it with the level app on a phone. A surveyor could easily measure it easiy from a 100' or so, but
Flat Earth Theory:
The earth looks flat, so it must be.
Then guess, bend, imagine, use fake perspective, fake maths (or none) and straight imagination and numerous magic coincidences to explain:
Gravity;
Sunrise and Sunset appearance, direction and times;
the sun and moon keeping the same size all the time;
Stars over the South Pole;
maps;
path of the sun;
moon phases;
solar and lunar eclipses;
and innumerable other things.When someone claims to have THE TRUTH I immediately know they are trying to sell "snake oil".Carry on with the floor show!
All observations show a round earth, unless you have a map to prove otherwise.Sorry, I really tried to find "the amount of degrees from your neck to your chin", but it was about 8 cm! So I tried "convert 8 cm to degrees Celsius" and it wouldn't tell me! So I tried "convert 8 cm to degrees angle" and all it would tell me was "Convert between degrees and radians" - no use!Measure the amount of degrees from your neck to your chin when looking straight at sea level, then while your going up, measure the difference in degrees that your chin makes the more you look down... if you get any results other than no difference... you might be blind. Have a great dayOn a flat infinite plane it may appear at eye level but that is the same illusion as with a globe. It would still be below a level line from your line of sight.I agree with the part that it is not always at eye level.Well, on an infinite flat plane the horizon would always be at eye level.No, it should still be lower. Only on a concave Earth should it rise up. Regardless, it isn't true that it is always at eye level anyway.
But on a flat infinite plane, regardless of your altitude the horizon would be at eye level. If it were angled downward, your line of sight would intersect the plane after a finite distance, so the sky and the earth can not meet there. I do not know how to express this clearly, I can draw a diagram of this if you want.
Not my picture but someone else's showing the horizon is in reality below eye level
http://h.dropcanvas.com/kidnc/theodoliteairplane.jpgBut seriously!Do you realise how little the dip to the horizon is on the globe?Even at 1000 feet above the horizon it is only about half a degree below eye level. You would never see that and could not reliably measure it with the level app on a phone. A surveyor could easily measure it easiy from a 100' or so, but
Flat Earth Theory:
The earth looks flat, so it must be.
Then guess, bend, imagine, use fake perspective, fake maths (or none) and straight imagination and numerous magic coincidences to explain:
Gravity;
Sunrise and Sunset appearance, direction and times;
the sun and moon keeping the same size all the time;
Stars over the South Pole;
maps;
path of the sun;
moon phases;
solar and lunar eclipses;
and innumerable other things.When someone claims to have THE TRUTH I immediately know they are trying to sell "snake oil".Carry on with the floor show!
The fact that you see more land the higher you go, and not a curve proves the earth is flat.
https://www.spreaker.com/episode/8804514
The horizon and seeing it further at eye level due to height is 100% absolute proof that the Earth is absolutely not a globe.
The horizon and seeing it further at eye level due to height is 100% absolute proof that the Earth is absolutely not a globe.You do not understand the definition of the horizon.
Your degrees would only count if the terrain wasn't curved.The horizon and seeing it further at eye level due to height is 100% absolute proof that the Earth is absolutely not a globe.
I have recently (yesterday) performed an experiment, the results favor a Spherical model. 8)
The horizon is below eye level as expected on a globe.
sea level = 0.01- 0.03 degrees (reading unstable)
2 m = 0.04 degrees
5 m = 0.07 degrees
10 m = 0.11 degrees
20 m = 0.17 degrees
30 m = 0.24 degrees
40 m = 0.32 (Horizon contrast not clear enough for accuracy as hazyness was present)
Experement 2
Measure the Distance to the Horizon in Kilometers from a known altitude
2m = 4.67
5m = 8.03
10m = 11.36
20m = 16.05
30m = 19.64
40m = 22.10
Extra
Measure the elevation angle of Polaris
Result: 51.42 degrees
Please explain your issue with the measurements in detail.Your degrees would only count if the terrain wasn't curved.The horizon and seeing it further at eye level due to height is 100% absolute proof that the Earth is absolutely not a globe.
I have recently (yesterday) performed an experiment, the results favor a Spherical model. 8)
The horizon is below eye level as expected on a globe.
sea level = 0.01- 0.03 degrees (reading unstable)
2 m = 0.04 degrees
5 m = 0.07 degrees
10 m = 0.11 degrees
20 m = 0.17 degrees
30 m = 0.24 degrees
40 m = 0.32 (Horizon contrast not clear enough for accuracy as hazyness was present)
Experement 2
Measure the Distance to the Horizon in Kilometers from a known altitude
2m = 4.67
5m = 8.03
10m = 11.36
20m = 16.05
30m = 19.64
40m = 22.10
Extra
Measure the elevation angle of Polaris
Result: 51.42 degrees
Please explain your issue with the measurements in detail.Your degrees would only count if the terrain wasn't curved.The horizon and seeing it further at eye level due to height is 100% absolute proof that the Earth is absolutely not a globe.
I have recently (yesterday) performed an experiment, the results favor a Spherical model. 8)
The horizon is below eye level as expected on a globe.
sea level = 0.01- 0.03 degrees (reading unstable)
2 m = 0.04 degrees
5 m = 0.07 degrees
10 m = 0.11 degrees
20 m = 0.17 degrees
30 m = 0.24 degrees
40 m = 0.32 (Horizon contrast not clear enough for accuracy as hazyness was present)
Experement 2
Measure the Distance to the Horizon in Kilometers from a known altitude
2m = 4.67
5m = 8.03
10m = 11.36
20m = 16.05
30m = 19.64
40m = 22.10
Extra
Measure the elevation angle of Polaris
Result: 51.42 degrees
The horizonThe very fact we have a clearly defined horizon proves the earth isn't flat.
and seeing it further at eye level due to height is 100% absolute proof that the Earth is absolutely not a globe.Well, no.
The horizonThe very fact we have a clearly defined horizon proves the earth isn't flat.Quoteand seeing it further at eye level due to height is 100% absolute proof that the Earth is absolutely not a globe.Well, no.
Try harder.