I thought Silicon was looking for evidence of rotation.
I gave some in Does ANYONE have ANY evidence that we live on a spinning ball? « Reply #309 on: September 03, 2016, 12:47:47 AM »
asking him to look up Re: Laser level. « Reply #50 on: July 03, 2016, 05:04:24 PM »
Gyro-Theodolites are real and used in long tunnels and mining when GPS or celestial fixes are not possible.
Really? Gyro-Theodolites are riddled with geographic restrictions, setup problems, and numerous errors they seem to have trouble counter acting.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gyrotheodolite
I would believe the above ground communication version with gps etc is used but I don't see how this below ground only one would ever be reliable.
You don't see! So Mr Silicon is now the expert on underground surveying.
You claim that "Gyro-Theodolites are riddled with geographic restrictions, setup problems, and numerous errors they seem to have trouble counter acting."
Then quote
Wikipedia, Gyrotheodolite.Where is this evidence of "riddled with geographic restrictions" and "numerous errors they seem to have trouble counter acting"?
Your reference has this to say
Limitations
Although a gyro-theodolite functions at the equator and in both the northern and southern hemispheres, it cannot be used at either the North Pole or South Pole, where the Earth's axis is precisely perpendicular to the horizontal axis of the spinner and the meridian is undefined. Gyro-theodolites are not normally used within about 15 degrees of the pole because the east-west component of the Earth’s rotation is insufficient to obtain reliable results.
Unlike an artificial horizon or inertial navigation system, a gyro-theodolite cannot be relocated while it is operating. It must be restarted again at each site.
When available, astronomical star sights are able to give the meridian bearing to better than one hundred times the accuracy of the gyro-theodolite. Where this extra precision is not required, the gyro-theodolite is able to produce a result quickly without the need for night observations.
Sure, they are "not normally used within about 15 degrees of the pole", but that's not a major limitation.
And of course "astronomical star sights are able to give the meridian bearing to better than one hundred times the accuracy of the gyro-theodolite."
But, neither "astronomical star sights" nor GPS can be used underground.
Whatever its limitations, the gyro-theodolite is real and is in use.
So, both the gyro-theodolite and mains gyro-compass are very strong evidence the the earth does actually rotate.