The Flat Earth Society
Flat Earth Discussion Boards => Flat Earth Debate => Topic started by: denier on July 28, 2018, 03:04:52 AM
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@THEREALDILL23
Are you telling us that there are hills and valleys on the ocean as well?
I have certainly seen the sun halfway below the horizon at the beach. As this seems to happen regardless of where you are, does that imply that the horizon is always higher than your location? In that case, we should be able to see the other side of the world, up in the sky. And the Antarctic ice wall should be visible from anywhere on earth.
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Are you telling us that there are hills and valleys on the ocean as well?
Yes: Waves & tides.
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Are you telling us that there are hills and valleys on the ocean as well?
Yes: Waves & tides.
Get real, mate.
While I can clearly see the sun sink below the horizon, the horizon does not move up and down like waves do. In fact, using a telelens, I can see the wave action and it does not obscure and reveal the sun.
And how do you explain how it happens that way EVERYWHERE, as long as the weather is clear. It implies that everywhere else is higher than I am, regardless of where I am on earth. Or are you saying we're not living on a flat earth, but inside a bowl-shaped earth?
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Cant be bowled.
People would be standing tilted at the edges.
According to what ive read, FErs believe gravity is not a thing and the universe is accellerating up.
Straight up in center is angled at edge. Which will cause people and things to roll in to center.
What some can do is get a regular camera vs UV camera.
At sunset they claim the sun is moving too far past visible light.
UV should be able to cut through and reveal the sun farther away (not below horizon).
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Get real, mate.
You should get real, mate.
Neither me, nor rabinoz, nor anyone else here actually believes the earth is flat. It's just for fun.
And you asked, so we answer - deal with it.
While I can clearly see the sun sink below the horizon, the horizon does not move up and down like waves do. In fact, using a telelens, I can see the wave action and it does not obscure and reveal the sun.
That's totally wrong. Even on a globe earth the waves will build the horizon, thus obscuring the sun.
And how do you explain how it happens that way EVERYWHERE, as long as the weather is clear.
did you ever go to mount everest and check if there is a sunset in clear weather? No? So you just assume it's like that, hm?
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There ya go. Debate away.
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