Flat Earth Society Memes (No Globularist Memes)

How to confuse the Globe Community with facts.

Don't follow the deceivers.

You take many photographs? Use different lenses and such?

You take many photographs? Use different lenses and such?

Apparently, Flat Earthers don't like photographs:

What about pictures from space?
There are a plethora of resources available that show us we can't trust the photographic evidence from organizations such as NASA. Some of the evidences that these should be discounted include constant changes in their depiction of the Earth, inconsistent lighting in moon footage, and other irregularities which are discussed in depth by those who believe the Moon landing was a hoax.

Except, of course, when they think it proves their case as in:

One of the things I love about our beautiful Plane Earth, I am continually reminded I am right and that NASA is a great deceiver no matter how high and far we can see. There is no curve even at 339,000. If you apply curvature math to this horizon, the Globe Earth theory fails and the hoax is exposed.

And they don't bother to look further in the same video and find plenty of "curvature" as in:

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Really? Look at that same video just a few seconds before your screenshot:

Meet the First College Students to Launch a Rocket Into Space at 2:06 with guide
From: Meet the First College Students to Launch a Rocket Into Space | WIRED.

Look, all the curve you could ask for ! Except that I doubt either are the true curve from 339,000 feet and even mine might be exaggerated.

Next time get your photos from a video that does not use a lens with a large amount of "barrel distortion"!

Back to the drawing board!

Sure it's possible on a spinning earth for water to be smooth and ripple free. Check out this guy doing barrel rolls in a fighter jet, drinking water and how smooth it rests in his glass. So ask yourself, how fast do you think his jet is moving?



So no, your meme is absolutely incorrect.

Quote from: Plat Terra on August 10, 2019, 10:35:05 PM

Sure it's possible on a spinning earth for water to be smooth and ripple free. Check out this guy doing barrel rolls in a fighter jet, drinking water and how smooth it rests in his glass. So ask yourself, how fast do you think his jet is moving?



So no, your meme is absolutely incorrect.

  You are being intellectually dishonest. Earth in your theory does not maneuver like a Jet.

Quote from: Stash on August 10, 2019, 11:00:21 PM

Quote from: Plat Terra on August 10, 2019, 10:35:05 PM

Sure it's possible on a spinning earth for water to be smooth and ripple free. Check out this guy doing barrel rolls in a fighter jet, drinking water and how smooth it rests in his glass. So ask yourself, how fast do you think his jet is moving?



So no, your meme is absolutely incorrect.

  You are being intellectually dishonest. Earth does not maneuver like a Jet.

Not at all being dishonest, just expository of an analogous scenario. The point is, which you don't understand, is a frame of reference. Look it up, you may learn something. When you are traveling at a constant rate of speed in a car, plane, whathaveyou and it's smooth, no bumps, no turbulence, could you hold a glass of water without it having a ripple? Sure you could. Now extrapolate that well known and observed notion to the size of the earth and you moving along at a constant speed with it.

C'mon, this is super basic stuff. I really shouldn't have to explain this. It would do you some good to crack a book every once in a while. Maybe even travel from your home and see how the real world works. You're just bleeding ignorance.

Could be he has never held a beverage travelling in a car? Or maybe it is always in a can?

Could be he has never held a beverage travelling in a car? Or maybe it is always in a can?

Seems like the only likely explanation.

What were the results of your above experiment?

Here is a result another FE'r got doing something similar:

Stash, this is the meme thread. If you want to disagree with a meme, start a new thread.

The pic is NOT the Danyang-Kunshan Grand bridge. The Danyang Kunshan Grand bridge is a rail bridge and primarily over land.
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/63/Danyang%E2%80%93Kunshan_Grand_Bridge.png

Truth is a shit storyteller. Some artistic freedom is a good thing.

Now we know why a Globie can't see MT Everest from their kitchen window. And we can see Newton is in over his head.

My points of ignorance or intellectually dishonesty, are seen in this (video) analysis of a boat going over an alleged curve.  But it never really does. It just partially blocked by a mirage and the boat's sail slowly fades away.

Boats Over The Curve 100% DEBUNKED

Before trying to debunk a "theory" you must understand it - and you clearly don't.

And you only further prove you don't understand the subject. Those drops are at the same elevation. But, you're really just trolling, right?

Yes!
At least you'll have to offer something far better than your bit of refraction on the water surface as in:

That couldn't possibly block all the extremely brilliant light from the sun that is probably 100,000 time bright than your blue background.

It might diffuse it a bit but no more.

You'll have to improve your game if you hope to convince anyone who understands the Globe.

I guess I'll have to introduce a few elephants into you room soon. How many can you handle?

How can you nerds not understand this is the meme thread? If you want to debate something, start a thread on it.