and you shall see the truth

Quote from: jroa on May 24, 2016, 06:08:24 AM

Quote from: Kami on May 24, 2016, 06:03:05 AM

I claim two tings:
1) The sun does not set at 21.06. within the northern arctic circle.
2) The sun does set at 21.06. south of the northern arctic circle.
Proof for 1):
http://www.midnightsunfestival.net/home.html
A festival set within the northern arctic circle, hundreds of visitors who witness that the sun does not set.
Proof for 2):
Trivial.

And, I suppose your idea of proof is "Because I said so?"  You are the worst troll I have seen in a while.  At least the other trolls here try to provide some twisted sort of proof that they can spin to support their statements.

Maybe kami is just a common shill. Possibly even friends with sir shillsalot.

Shill = someone who is paid to post stuff on a Forum?
I would love to get paid, right now i'm posting just because i like hypothetical debates. Anyone wants to pay me? Open for negotiations 
Although I think nasa does not care what happens on this forum, even if the flat earth ideas were true most of the threads are derailed so quickly that a productive discussion is impossible.
I made two easily verifiable claims and jroa argued against them, although he supposedly does not disagree with them.

Quote from: science-guy on May 19, 2016, 10:57:24 PM

I am a hobby photographer and I have a experimenet who everybody can do at home. take a medium class camera (doenst have to be pro, but a little better than just a mobile) and a tripod! on a clear night you go outside and take a long exposure from the night sky! you will see that on northerhemisphere all the stars spin clockwisely around polaris!
now go to the southernhemisphere or ask a FE fellow from down under to do the same and he will see that the night sky spins around the southern cross ANTI-clockwise!!
now how does that fit in your theory? If earth would be flat we would see all the same sky (maybe different sections of it) but it wouldnt be possible to have more than one spining pole and two different directions!

If standing on the equator, wouldn't that mean that the star trails would be in a straight line, instead of circles?  As you go around, you would come right back to that same line would you not?  Or is this the case anyways?

Depends on which direction you look while standing on the equator.

Quote from: science-guy on May 19, 2016, 10:57:24 PM

I am a hobby photographer and I have a experimenet who everybody can do at home. take a medium class camera (doenst have to be pro, but a little better than just a mobile) and a tripod! on a clear night you go outside and take a long exposure from the night sky! you will see that on northerhemisphere all the stars spin clockwisely around polaris!
now go to the southernhemisphere or ask a FE fellow from down under to do the same and he will see that the night sky spins around the southern cross ANTI-clockwise!!
now how does that fit in your theory? If earth would be flat we would see all the same sky (maybe different sections of it) but it wouldnt be possible to have more than one spining pole and two different directions!

LOLOOLLOLLO and more capitals. The hub stars rotate clockwise the latter half anticlockwise. this is why the wise men could follow the star....

sorry idont understand what you mean by hub stars..

Quote from: Tommi Atkins on May 27, 2016, 03:47:51 PM

Quote from: science-guy on May 19, 2016, 10:57:24 PM

I am a hobby photographer and I have a experimenet who everybody can do at home. take a medium class camera (doenst have to be pro, but a little better than just a mobile) and a tripod! on a clear night you go outside and take a long exposure from the night sky! you will see that on northerhemisphere all the stars spin clockwisely around polaris!
now go to the southernhemisphere or ask a FE fellow from down under to do the same and he will see that the night sky spins around the southern cross ANTI-clockwise!!
now how does that fit in your theory? If earth would be flat we would see all the same sky (maybe different sections of it) but it wouldnt be possible to have more than one spining pole and two different directions!

LOLOOLLOLLO and more capitals. The hub stars rotate clockwise the latter half anticlockwise. this is why the wise men could follow the star....

sorry idont understand what you mean by hub stars..

Hub = center of the flat earth (North Pole), so "hub stars" would be the ones seeming to rotate around Polaris.

North is hubward, south is rimward, widdershins is counterclockwise... and shit what is clockwise? I can't remember, OH it's sunwise.

Not all FEers believe there's an actual rim where the earth stops. Some believe there's an infinite plane.

Some believe there's an infinite plane.

Only when it suits 'em.