In FE Literature there are three celestial bodies that inhabit the sky. The Sun. The Moon. And the Shadow Object.
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Quote from: Tom Bishop on March 07, 2007, 02:13:35 PMQuoteIn fact, Rowbotham's experimental results have not only gone unduplicated, they have been repeatedly falsified.If Robotham's experiments could be falsified over and over throughout the years, why couldn't Round Earth experiments be falsified over and over throughout the years too?How do we know which measurements are accurate, and which measurements are falsified?You eliminate all variables that could make your results inaccurate to what you want, then conduct the experiment. Then repeat at different times to be sure your results are consistent.
QuoteIn fact, Rowbotham's experimental results have not only gone unduplicated, they have been repeatedly falsified.If Robotham's experiments could be falsified over and over throughout the years, why couldn't Round Earth experiments be falsified over and over throughout the years too?How do we know which measurements are accurate, and which measurements are falsified?
In fact, Rowbotham's experimental results have not only gone unduplicated, they have been repeatedly falsified.
Quote from: Tom BishopAtmosphere gets thinner with altitudeAnd so does your theory
Atmosphere gets thinner with altitude
jeez...how do you feel now Tom?Any worse than the other day when you walked in on your wife and a Re'er?
One thing we have learned is don't fuck around in Africa. It leads to bad.
Quote from: _MarquisDeSade on March 07, 2007, 08:44:01 AMQuote from: EIRD on March 07, 2007, 08:40:59 AMIs water always flat? If you read about the experiment, apparently it is. I don't know. It is in Earth: Not a Globe.Sayin' Do you mean even a single cup of water should have visible curvature on a RE?
Quote from: EIRD on March 07, 2007, 08:40:59 AMIs water always flat? If you read about the experiment, apparently it is. I don't know. It is in Earth: Not a Globe.Sayin'
Is water always flat?
The water only appears flat. Any bulge would not be significant enough to notice it nor practical to measure. it.
Quote from: Geordi la Forge on March 16, 2007, 10:33:47 AMThe water only appears flat. Any bulge would not be significant enough to notice it nor practical to measure. it.Right... can't measure practically. All you need to measure it is to watch boats on the water for a long enough distance. Exactly what most of the experiments suggest.
Quote from: Ned Kelly on March 16, 2007, 11:33:42 AMQuote from: Geordi la Forge on March 16, 2007, 10:33:47 AMThe water only appears flat. Any bulge would not be significant enough to notice it nor practical to measure. it.Right... can't measure practically. All you need to measure it is to watch boats on the water for a long enough distance. Exactly what most of the experiments suggest.You can measure with your eye sight? Now I wouldn't call that accurate, would you?
Quote from: Geordi la Forge on March 16, 2007, 04:12:14 PMQuote from: Ned Kelly on March 16, 2007, 11:33:42 AMQuote from: Geordi la Forge on March 16, 2007, 10:33:47 AMThe water only appears flat. Any bulge would not be significant enough to notice it nor practical to measure. it.Right... can't measure practically. All you need to measure it is to watch boats on the water for a long enough distance. Exactly what most of the experiments suggest.You can measure with your eye sight? Now I wouldn't call that accurate, would you?I didn't say you couldn't use equipment for accuracy, nor did I even say you could measure it accurately - I just said you could measure it.