Explanation!

There are also cruises which circumnavigate Antarctica at a slightly more northern latitude, and stop at the southern tips of South America, Africa, and Australia, covering distances in time spans impossible if the above map were correct.

Explain.

Read the thread in the Debates section called antarctica or something and read my post and tom bishops, they both explain this phenomena

Read the thread in the Debates section called antarctica or something and read my post and tom bishops, they both explain this phenomena

No they dont. None of them show how someone could pass round the south of the continents in such a small time.

Much like airliners, cruise ships are very unpredictable. The travel company may give you an estimate on travel time, but the actual travel time is often longer than you were told. This often causes havoc when passengers are late for appointments and events. When flying or sailing the parent travel company always suggests keeping an extended schedule free in case the plane or boat is late for its destination.

Much like airliners, cruise ships are very unpredictable. The travel company may give you an estimate on travel time, but the actual travel time is often longer than you were told. This often causes havoc when passengers are late for appointments and events. When flying or sailing the parent travel company always suggests keeping an extended schedule free in case the plane or boat is late for its destination.

What does this have to do with anything? May I also mention then I did the journey myself, in my plane making sure a flew at an exact speed (or tried to ). Then I flew around the Earth the exact same distance a flew from the south pole but this time the north, flying at the same speed, etc. I found that both trips took just about exactly the same time.

Much like airliners, cruise ships are very unpredictable. The travel company may give you an estimate on travel time, but the actual travel time is often longer than you were told. This often causes havoc when passengers are late for appointments and events. When flying or sailing the parent travel company always suggests keeping an extended schedule free in case the plane or boat is late for its destination.

And the people on the ship lose touch with reality for the whole time so they cant tell the passing of time right?

Much like airliners, cruise ships are very unpredictable. The travel company may give you an estimate on travel time, but the actual travel time is often longer than you were told. This often causes havoc when passengers are late for appointments and events. When flying or sailing the parent travel company always suggests keeping an extended schedule free in case the plane or boat is late for its destination.

Dum dum dum dum dum...

Much like airliners, cruise ships are very unpredictable.

Unlike you.

Indeed.

Quote from: Tom Bishop on March 07, 2007, 01:33:00 PM

Much like airliners, cruise ships are very unpredictable. The travel company may give you an estimate on travel time, but the actual travel time is often longer than you were told. This often causes havoc when passengers are late for appointments and events. When flying or sailing the parent travel company always suggests keeping an extended schedule free in case the plane or boat is late for its destination.

And the people on the ship lose touch with reality for the whole time so they cant tell the passing of time right?

I was thinking the same thing.

And the people on the ship lose touch with reality for the whole time so they cant tell the passing of time right?

Oh, the passengers on the ship could definitely tell the passing of time. But after such an extended voyage one could not very well go back to the travel company and ask for a refund, could they?

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And the people on the ship lose touch with reality for the whole time so they cant tell the passing of time right?

Oh, the passengers on the ship could definitely tell the passing of time. But after such an extended voyage one could notvery well go back to the travel company and ask for a refund, could they?

 

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And the people on the ship lose touch with reality for the whole time so they cant tell the passing of time right?

Oh, the passengers on the ship could definitely tell the passing of time. But after such an extended voyage one could not very well go back to the travel company and ask for a refund, could they?

And that proves your point how?

If passenger A goes on a cruise around Antarctica and they bring along a laptop computer and cell phone with very accurate clocks, which most cells do nowadays, they will notice that it takes a few days, with stops. on the flat earth model that you FE'ers have shown many times, with Antarctica BEING the ice wall, it would take MUCH longer.

In conclusion, the cruise around antarctica isn't possible in FE in such a short timeframe, which can be attested to by the apassengers on said cruises.
It just doesn't work. deal with it.