Alternative FET Map which addresses Southern Hemisphere issues

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Re: Alternative FET Map which addresses Southern Hemisphere issues
« Reply #120 on: September 27, 2011, 07:30:43 PM »
Tom Bishop questioned the validity of RE solar position calculators.
What you were replying to was questioning the validity of sunrise and sunset estimations as proof of a round Earth. You even quoted it in your post.



Those are calculators. They predict what the sunrise and sunset times will be if the earth were a globe and RET were true. They operate under the pretense of a Round Earth.

Unless someone has traveled the world verifying the accuracy of the calculator we can only take it for what it is: a calculator which makes unverified predictions.

You guys seem to believe that random people are always paying close attention the the events of the heavens and constantly comparing them to Round Earth predictions. They wouldn't know to do that. They already operate under the assumption that Round Earth Theory is true. No one is out there testing it. No one considers that RET is false.

He was doubting the accuracy of the calculators. I didn't travel the world, which is why I invited others to verify RE solar calculators for their location.

And tom, the distortion is capture the maximum amount of sky as possible, and is equal in the north and south direction.
Here's a picture close to the equator with less distortion:

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Re: Alternative FET Map which addresses Southern Hemisphere issues
« Reply #121 on: September 27, 2011, 10:30:13 PM »
What do they see when they look straight up?  I'm also curious about what those along the equator see when they look up.  Would they see the north and south stars moving away from eachother the further one travels along the equator from the 'middle'?

Yes. That's exactly what they see.





At the equator one sees the stars in the gears coming together and then spreading apart.
Wide-angle lense photography sure helps doesn't it?

What shape are these celestial gears again?  If they're round, Papua New Guinea, Indonesia, the Philippines, etc, most of the Pacific, and the northwest part of South America won't have any stars to view, unless these gears overlap, in which case, the paths of the stars would be overlapping along the equator.

Or maybe the stars don't follow a circular path.  Maybe they go out far enough so those areas have stars at night, but then they make a sharp turn back the other way.  I'm sure that would have been noticeable by now though over the centuries.

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Re: Alternative FET Map which addresses Southern Hemisphere issues
« Reply #122 on: September 27, 2011, 10:37:06 PM »

No it doesn't. The images are being warped by an image editing program to make them symmetrical. You can see the warping when looking at the clouds and the land.
Yes, the same thing that "warped" the two you posted.

Re: Alternative FET Map which addresses Southern Hemisphere issues
« Reply #123 on: October 11, 2011, 06:53:28 PM »
Wow This thread has followed some twists and turns.

Flight times:
         FE stance: Flight times are irrelevant to the shape of the earth.
This is true. Flight times ALONE are meaningless to the shape of the earth.

         RE stance: There is such a vast difference in the known daily flight times of documented flight and what would be needed to match up on the FE Maps proposed on this site that the maps proposed on this site can not work, and are not even good starting points for FET.
This is true. All proposed FE maps are full of problems and flight time compared from RE maps to any FE maps are just another peice of evidence against FE.

A model for the activity of the sun, and other celestial bodies
        FE stance:RE fails to accuratley predict these things
        RE stance:This is false. There are a miriad of ways to predict these thing in RE and there are countles tools and methods that are used every day with high precision.

TB's map as proposed in his OP
Its worse than the distorted UN map that has been used for years. you get good idea and thinking outside the box points for sure, but it fails harder that Tsunami does at plotting the south pole on a FE map.

I woudl like to see an animation like the ones momential made on toms new map posted for the regular FE map. I think it would show a much simpler version of day and night light arround the surface of the earth. though one has to dismiss the "D" shape inherant to the whole idea of how light land on the surface of the earth to make the model comply with observed reality. I woudl also like to see that animation side by side with a "O" shaped spot and /or a prediction of lunar and solar eclipse paths on the FE map. That may be too much to ask though. 
« Last Edit: October 11, 2011, 06:55:00 PM by Sentient Pizza »
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Re: Alternative FET Map which addresses Southern Hemisphere issues
« Reply #124 on: October 11, 2011, 07:05:32 PM »
Wow This thread has followed some twists and turns.

Flight times:
         FE stance: Flight times are irrelevant to the shape of the earth.
This is true. Flight times ALONE are meaningless to the shape of the earth.

         RE stance: There is such a vast difference in the known daily flight times of documented flight and what would be needed to match up on the FE Maps proposed on this site that the maps proposed on this site can not work, and are not even good starting points for FET.
This is true. All proposed FE maps are full of problems and flight time compared from RE maps to any FE maps are just another peice of evidence against FE.

A model for the activity of the sun, and other celestial bodies
        FE stance:RE fails to accuratley predict these things
        RE stance:This is false. There are a miriad of ways to predict these thing in RE and there are countles tools and methods that are used every day with high precision.

TB's map as proposed in his OP
Its worse than the distorted UN map that has been used for years. you get good idea and thinking outside the box points for sure, but it fails harder that Tsunami does at plotting the south pole on a FE map [citation needed].

I woudl like to see an animation like the ones momential made on toms new map posted for the regular FE map. I think it would show a much simpler version of day and night light arround the surface of the earth. though one has to dismiss the "D" shape inherant to the whole idea of how light land on the surface of the earth to make the model comply with observed reality. I woudl also like to see that animation side by side with a "O" shaped spot and /or a prediction of lunar and solar eclipse paths on the FE map. That may be too much to ask though.

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Re: Alternative FET Map which addresses Southern Hemisphere issues
« Reply #125 on: October 12, 2011, 04:37:57 AM »
Why would that need a citation? A tsunami has little to no chance of plotting a point on a map. It would tear that map apart if it tried  ;)
Scepti, this idiocy needs to stop and it needs to stop right now. You are making a mockery of this fine forum with your poor trolling. You are a complete disgrace.

Re: Alternative FET Map which addresses Southern Hemisphere issues
« Reply #126 on: October 12, 2011, 06:36:29 AM »
Wow This thread has followed some twists and turns.

Flight times:
         FE stance: Flight times are irrelevant to the shape of the earth.
This is true. Flight times ALONE are meaningless to the shape of the earth.

         RE stance: There is such a vast difference in the known daily flight times of documented flight and what would be needed to match up on the FE Maps proposed on this site that the maps proposed on this site can not work, and are not even good starting points for FET.
This is true. All proposed FE maps are full of problems and flight time compared from RE maps to any FE maps are just another peice of evidence against FE.

A model for the activity of the sun, and other celestial bodies
        FE stance:RE fails to accuratley predict these things
        RE stance:This is false. There are a miriad of ways to predict these thing in RE and there are countles tools and methods that are used every day with high precision.

TB's map as proposed in his OP
Its worse than the distorted UN map that has been used for years. you get good idea and thinking outside the box points for sure, but it fails harder that Tsunami does at plotting the south pole on a FE map [citation needed].

I woudl like to see an animation like the ones momential made on toms new map posted for the regular FE map. I think it would show a much simpler version of day and night light arround the surface of the earth. though one has to dismiss the "D" shape inherant to the whole idea of how light land on the surface of the earth to make the model comply with observed reality. I woudl also like to see that animation side by side with a "O" shaped spot and /or a prediction of lunar and solar eclipse paths on the FE map. That may be too much to ask though.

My mistake that sentance should have said "....it fails harder than Tsunami does at plotting the south pole base on a FE map"

Here is your citation: http://www.theflatearthsociety.org/forum/index.php?topic=49767.80
Please reference reply #85, then read the rest of the thread where you get destroyed over your placement of it and you argue that you cant provide the maths you used becaused it involved fractions.

« Last Edit: October 12, 2011, 10:34:32 AM by Sentient Pizza »
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Re: Alternative FET Map which addresses Southern Hemisphere issues
« Reply #127 on: October 12, 2011, 07:45:58 AM »

My mistake that sentance should have said "....it fails harder than Tsunami does at plotting the south pole base on a FE map"

Here is your citation: http://www.theflatearthsociety.org/forum/index.php?topic=49767.80
Please reference reply #85, the read the rest of the thread where you get destroyed over your placement of it and you argue that you cant provide the maths you used becaused it involved fractions.

Does that mean we can eat his delicious looking chicken now?
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Re: Alternative FET Map which addresses Southern Hemisphere issues
« Reply #128 on: October 24, 2011, 07:12:32 PM »
What do they see when they look straight up?  I'm also curious about what those along the equator see when they look up.  Would they see the north and south stars moving away from eachother the further one travels along the equator from the 'middle'?

Yes. That's exactly what they see.





At the equator one sees the stars in the gears coming together and then spreading apart.

Interesting, though.  Have you not considered that this is the result of a perspective shot from inside a sphere?  I set up the scenario in a 3D program, and got a similar pattern with the lines of latitude of a sphere.


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Re: Alternative FET Map which addresses Southern Hemisphere issues
« Reply #129 on: October 24, 2011, 08:01:16 PM »
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Interesting, though.  Have you not considered that this is the result of a perspective shot from inside a sphere?

The earth is not a sphere.

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Re: Alternative FET Map which addresses Southern Hemisphere issues
« Reply #130 on: October 24, 2011, 08:41:15 PM »
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Interesting, though.  Have you not considered that this is the result of a perspective shot from inside a sphere?

The earth is not a sphere.
Brilliant rebuttal. You have my vote Mr. President.
Scepti, this idiocy needs to stop and it needs to stop right now. You are making a mockery of this fine forum with your poor trolling. You are a complete disgrace.

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Re: Alternative FET Map which addresses Southern Hemisphere issues
« Reply #131 on: October 25, 2011, 01:35:56 AM »
Why has no one mentioned as to how people in Australia and other distorted countries on the map not have noticed the gigantic distances, I can complete a drive to Melbourne from Warrnambool (Australian Cities) in under three hours, on that map it would take a huge amount longer than that.

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Re: Alternative FET Map which addresses Southern Hemisphere issues
« Reply #132 on: October 25, 2011, 01:41:55 AM »
Why has no one mentioned as to how people in Australia and other distorted countries on the map not have noticed the gigantic distances, I can complete a drive to Melbourne from Warrnambool (Australian Cities) in under three hours, on that map it would take a huge amount longer than that.
Because you don't know how to read the scale on maps?

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Re: Alternative FET Map which addresses Southern Hemisphere issues
« Reply #133 on: October 25, 2011, 01:44:51 AM »
yea sorry I am drunk  :-[

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Re: Alternative FET Map which addresses Southern Hemisphere issues
« Reply #134 on: October 25, 2011, 01:46:26 AM »
yea sorry I am drunk  :-[
Its ok. Admitting you are wrong is a feat that takes over a 1000 posts for most RErs. You have done well. Enjoy your drink.

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Re: Alternative FET Map which addresses Southern Hemisphere issues
« Reply #135 on: October 25, 2011, 05:10:44 AM »
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Interesting, though.  Have you not considered that this is the result of a perspective shot from inside a sphere?

The earth is not a sphere.

Tom, can you please answer this question.
I haven't performed it and I've never claimed to. I've have trouble being in two places at the same time.

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Re: Alternative FET Map which addresses Southern Hemisphere issues
« Reply #136 on: October 25, 2011, 05:22:16 AM »

My mistake that sentance should have said "....it fails harder than Tsunami does at plotting the south pole base on a FE map"

Here is your citation: http://www.theflatearthsociety.org/forum/index.php?topic=49767.80
Please reference reply #85, the read the rest of the thread where you get destroyed over your placement of it and you argue that you cant provide the maths you used becaused it involved fractions.

Does that mean we can eat his delicious looking chicken now?

His chicken is epic, it would go great with your moonshrimp.
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Re: Alternative FET Map which addresses Southern Hemisphere issues
« Reply #137 on: October 25, 2011, 10:15:45 AM »
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Interesting, though.  Have you not considered that this is the result of a perspective shot from inside a sphere?

The earth is not a sphere.

You just held that straw man right up for everyone to see, didn't you.  I'm not talking about the earth, but about the sky.

Check out those last three words in the quote.  "inside a sphere."  How can you think I'm talking about the earth?  I've never advocated hollow earth theory, and the post I was responding to was clearly about how stars move in the sky.

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Re: Alternative FET Map which addresses Southern Hemisphere issues
« Reply #138 on: October 25, 2011, 11:27:02 AM »
Why has no one mentioned as to how people in Australia and other distorted countries on the map not have noticed the gigantic distances, I can complete a drive to Melbourne from Warrnambool (Australian Cities) in under three hours, on that map it would take a huge amount longer than that.
Because you don't know how to read the scale on maps?
When has an FE'er ever provided a scale for one of their FE maps?
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Re: Alternative FET Map which addresses Southern Hemisphere issues
« Reply #139 on: October 25, 2011, 11:47:48 AM »
Why has no one mentioned as to how people in Australia and other distorted countries on the map not have noticed the gigantic distances, I can complete a drive to Melbourne from Warrnambool (Australian Cities) in under three hours, on that map it would take a huge amount longer than that.
Because you don't know how to read the scale on maps?
When has an FE'er ever provided a scale for one of their FE maps?
Please link a post where you have ever asked for a scale. O0

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Re: Alternative FET Map which addresses Southern Hemisphere issues
« Reply #140 on: October 25, 2011, 11:53:54 AM »
To Thork: instead of arguing ad lib, just provide us with a map!
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Re: Alternative FET Map which addresses Southern Hemisphere issues
« Reply #141 on: October 25, 2011, 02:20:58 PM »
Why has no one mentioned as to how people in Australia and other distorted countries on the map not have noticed the gigantic distances, I can complete a drive to Melbourne from Warrnambool (Australian Cities) in under three hours, on that map it would take a huge amount longer than that.
Because you don't know how to read the scale on maps?
When has an FE'er ever provided a scale for one of their FE maps?
Please link a post where you have ever asked for a scale. O0
Are you suggesting that a map can be accurate without a scale?
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Re: Alternative FET Map which addresses Southern Hemisphere issues
« Reply #142 on: October 25, 2011, 07:16:40 PM »
Does the scale even matter when the relative distances between known points on the map are just plain wrong?
Scepti, this idiocy needs to stop and it needs to stop right now. You are making a mockery of this fine forum with your poor trolling. You are a complete disgrace.

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Re: Alternative FET Map which addresses Southern Hemisphere issues
« Reply #143 on: October 27, 2011, 02:52:32 AM »
I've posted this before, but these questions about the Southern Hemisphere keep coming up. There is an alternative FET map which addresses some concerns about the South Celestial Pole and travel times.



In the above model there are two spinning celestial systems suspended over the earth. One is centered over the North Pole and the other is centered over Antarctica. When observers on South America, Africa, or Australia look Southwards they will see the Southern Celestial System.

The magnetic field lines blossom outwards from the North Pole as well as the South Pole. Imagine that the distorted longitude lines on the above map are magnetic field lines which the compass aligns with. In the North the compass will align with the field lines and take the user around the North Pole while traveling Eastwards or Westwards. Likewise, in the South the compass will align with the field lines and take the user around the South Pole while traveling Eastwards or Westwards.

There is still an Ice Wall in this model, but is it not Antarctica. Beyond the rays of the sun the waters surrounding the earth will naturally freeze.

The map I have provided for the past five years here (the one shown above), is finally being recognized.

However, it is completely and absolutely incompatible with the data provided by the FES in official faq.

It cannot be defended, with a 32 mile diameter Sun, or with a 3000 mile distance Earth-Sun.

It is very important for the FE to understand that the flat earth theory can and should be presented without resorting to Samuel Rowbotham's Earth is not a Globe (exactly what I have done in my alternative faq). Earth is not a Globe is an important historical reference, but we have at our disposal modern arguments/proofs which can explain the theory much better. S. Rowbotham did make several important omissions/mistakes in his presentation, which now hurt badly the facts offerred in the official faq.

Since the honorable FE does trust my arguments somewhat (the map used here), it should also take into consideration the other facts presented in my alternative flat earth theory, mainly the aether/ether theory.

The ring laser gyroscope argument used by the RE cannot be dealt with/answered in the context of the catastrophic UA acceleration/infinite earth hypotheses; only by using the aether/ether proofs, we can correctly describe the phenomenon.


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Re: Alternative FET Map which addresses Southern Hemisphere issues
« Reply #144 on: October 27, 2011, 02:53:45 AM »
This map is still completely wrong with distances, though.
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Re: Alternative FET Map which addresses Southern Hemisphere issues
« Reply #145 on: October 27, 2011, 03:02:13 AM »
This map is still completely wrong with distances, though.

I don't know.  The distances on this map look better than the other maps I have seen.  However, the biggest discrepency that I see on this map is the distance across, or lack of, the Pacific ocean.  It does, however, make a lot of the other southern hemisphere problems less obvious.

One question, though.  Where is the ice wall on this map?  I thought this was one of the most important parts of the FET.  Otherwise, the water would run over the edge.

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Re: Alternative FET Map which addresses Southern Hemisphere issues
« Reply #146 on: October 27, 2011, 03:05:00 AM »
This map is still completely wrong with distances, though.

We have amply dealt with all the necessary distances and arguments with this map, the corrrect one , many times before. Please read through my messages, and you will find it is so...the RE used any and all points they could think of, and still I was able to prevail...but, it cannot be used with the 32 mile diameter Sun, or with a 3000 mile distance from Earth to the Sun...

THERE IS NO ICE WALL, NO SUCH THING. The FE should give up this bullshit argument, as it does hurt badly the official theory.

We have the Schumann cavity, the aether discovered by Airy in his famous experiment...
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Re: Alternative FET Map which addresses Southern Hemisphere issues
« Reply #147 on: October 27, 2011, 03:10:00 AM »
Distances are wrong, some cointries are distorted (ie Australia), transpacific travel doen't work, what are the islands below Antarctica, etc, etc.

Your map doen't work.
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Re: Alternative FET Map which addresses Southern Hemisphere issues
« Reply #148 on: October 27, 2011, 03:18:52 AM »
This map is still completely wrong with distances, though.

We have amply dealt with all the necessary distances and arguments with this map, the corrrect one , many times before. Please read through my messages, and you will find it is so...the RE used any and all points they could think of, and still I was able to prevail...but, it cannot be used with the 32 mile diameter Sun, or with a 3000 mile distance from Earth to the Sun...

THERE IS NO ICE WALL, NO SUCH THING. The FE should give up this bullshit argument, as it does hurt badly the official theory.

We have the Schumann cavity, the aether discovered by Airy in his famous experiment...

I agree with you about the 32 mile sun.  I still do not see how any size sun at any distance could light only half of the disk, though.

If there is no ice wall, then something would have to prevent the water from running over the edge of the disk.  Do you think it could be the winds (aether or other winds) blowing past that accomplishes this?

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Re: Alternative FET Map
« Reply #149 on: December 26, 2011, 07:39:23 AM »

What evidence do you have of this ridiculous theory?  There are many extremely advanced cities close to the equator, which have professionals in many fields, including surveyors and astronomers.




Singapore



Bogota



Jakarta




I especially like the one of Jakarta, you can see the early cave paintings, the dwellers have written in their own feces

All with perfectly flat horizons. Ah, the irony.

Tell ya what. If you can resolve the light difference in norther parts of Russia, where the day is actually extended beyond midnight, keeping a dim bright light through out most of the Russian night, I'll give you the chance to prove you're not a complete Twat Pie.

I thank you.
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