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This thread is a crime against reason.
alright, ill admit defeat on that matter.Good, you have learned that disproving FE is a lot harder than one first thought.
FE'ers are all still morons though. Especially Tom Bishop, since it appears that even other FE'ers dont like him.
Okay, so first of all, you come here thinking we've never seen something drop? Once again: Sticky Thread: Universal Acceleration 101. It's valid (except for the atmosphere), even Gulliver admits it (although, he still calls it a "trick"). We never said we were smarter than Newton. Newton's equations on gravity are wrong, though. Einstein fixed those up.
That + read the FAQ + not all of Newton's equations are wrong.
Like I said, READ MORE. Please.
Quotebut you are tom bishop, and thus unreliable.
You don't have to believe me. Which is why I gave a reference: "Flat Earth: The history of an infamous idea" by Christine Garwood.QuoteWOW.
my point remains valid. theres some kind of magic that makes things go down.
yeah, just checked. things do in fact fall when you let go of them in the air.
Einstein maintained that gravity as a force did not exist. Are you saying that you're smarter than Einstein?
Too bad gravity doesn't exsist. Search General Relativity.
Wikipedia is owned by Tom Bishop, and is thus unreliable.
can you refer me to a reliable source for the bedford level experiment?
Christine Garwood's book "Flat Earth: The History of an infamous idea" shows that the post-Rowbotham experiment mentioned in Wikipedia actually demonstrated a Flat Earth. Flat Earth proponent John Hampden won the wager when the referee William Carpenter declared that experimental results showed a Flat Earth.
Wikipedia is owned by Tom Bishop, and is thus unreliable.
i used to watch stand up comedy to get a real good laugh.
now i think ill just come check the forums every now and then.
Translation:
"I will sit at my I-Mac terminal in the college library every free moment of my time, instead of insterting my genitals into other people, or taking the same ad reversum, and convince myself that my life far surpasses those of the FES members', because I will spend said free time telling them about that."
That's right, the Bedford Level experiment. That proved a flat earth. Good job googling!
The Bedford Level Experiment was a series of observations carried out along a six-mile length of the Bedford Level (the Old Bedford River), Norfolk, England, during the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. It was an attempt to demonstrate that the Earth was flat. Early results seemed to prove this contention, but most later attempts to reproduce the observations firmly supported the conventional view that the earth is a sphere.
i used to watch stand up comedy to get a real good laugh.
now i think ill just come check the forums every now and then.
and the addiction begins.
Then the large-scale tests Dr Rowbotham performed that proved a flat earth are still valid. Whew!