How stupid are the scientist that believe in the Heliocentric Model?

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Lonegranger

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Re: How stupid are the scientist that believe in the Heliocentric Model?
« Reply #90 on: July 23, 2017, 12:57:11 PM »
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Something that has been disproved?


Your religion crumbled today, on a Sunday when the airplane pilot confirmed that he does not dip his airplane when he flys from the USA to Japan.

No Curvature at all.

You really are a hypocrtical ignorant clot of the worst kind. You call yourself religious, I imagine you are a christian, then you go about behaving in a most un-christian way. Shame on you.

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InFlatEarth

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Re: How stupid are the scientist that believe in the Heliocentric Model?
« Reply #91 on: July 23, 2017, 01:26:32 PM »
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Something that has been disproved?


Your religion crumbled today, on a Sunday when the airplane pilot confirmed that he does not dip his airplane when he flys from the USA to Japan.

No Curvature at all.

You really are a hypocrtical ignorant clot of the worst kind. You call yourself religious, I imagine you are a christian, then you go about behaving in a most un-christian way. Shame on you.

Christianity is to tell the Truth, even when people persecute you.
To simply dismiss the concept of God as being unscientific is to violate the very objectivity of science itself.

My experiences with science led me to God.

The Truth Will Set You Free

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inquisitive

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Re: How stupid are the scientist that believe in the Heliocentric Model?
« Reply #92 on: July 23, 2017, 01:33:43 PM »
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Something that has been disproved?


Your religion crumbled today, on a Sunday when the airplane pilot confirmed that he does not dip his airplane when he flys from the USA to Japan.

No Curvature at all.

You really are a hypocrtical ignorant clot of the worst kind. You call yourself religious, I imagine you are a christian, then you go about behaving in a most un-christian way. Shame on you.

Christianity is to tell the Truth, even when people persecute you.
The truth is the world is round, as you know.  Path of the sun proves it.

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totallackey

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Re: How stupid are the scientist that believe in the Heliocentric Model?
« Reply #93 on: July 23, 2017, 01:38:52 PM »
So bottom line, can the scientific community be trusted that they don’t believe in lies?
Not one fucking bit.

They are all fucking liars.

There might two or three actual RE-tards you are arguing with here, InFlatEarth, and that is the reality of it. The rest are sockpuppet accounts and they occupy a lot more boards than you realize.

Use famous phrases like..."defending and promoting truth in the face of...", yet at the very same time allow numerous, in your face instances of lying to go unchallenged.

The two or three of them take turns in a circle jerk, hoping to get a break in typing occasionally so all three can participate in one tremendous jerk, utilizing the inertia of the Earth, hoping for some carry over from the Coriolis Effect, as to maximize satisfaction when achieving climax.

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InFlatEarth

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Re: How stupid are the scientist that believe in the Heliocentric Model?
« Reply #94 on: July 23, 2017, 01:39:25 PM »
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The truth is the world is round, as you know.  Path of the sun proves it.

Are you smart enough to make an animation of the suns path on a Flat Earth?

If yes, then GOD is powerful enough to make it happen .
To simply dismiss the concept of God as being unscientific is to violate the very objectivity of science itself.

My experiences with science led me to God.

The Truth Will Set You Free

Werner Von Braun

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Dinosaur Neil

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Re: How stupid are the scientist that believe in the Heliocentric Model?
« Reply #95 on: July 23, 2017, 01:43:55 PM »
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The truth is the world is round, as you know.  Path of the sun proves it.

Are you smart enough to make an animation of the suns path on a Flat Earth?

If yes, then GOD is powerful enough to make it happen .
Actually, nobody has managed to make an animation of the Sun's path on a flat earth that fits what we observe with our eyes.
Just saying.
Founder member of the League Of Scientific Gentlemen and Mademoiselles des Connaissances.
I am pompous, self-righteous, thin skinned, and smug.

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InFlatEarth

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Re: How stupid are the scientist that believe in the Heliocentric Model?
« Reply #96 on: July 23, 2017, 01:48:55 PM »
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The truth is the world is round, as you know.  Path of the sun proves it.

Are you smart enough to make an animation of the suns path on a Flat Earth?

If yes, then GOD is powerful enough to make it happen .
Actually, nobody has managed to make an animation of the Sun's path on a flat earth that fits what we observe with our eyes.
Just saying.


This should be fun to do.

Please post equations of sun's path relative to the north pole on a spherical earth.

If I will do the moon instead, would that be OK, or has that been done?
To simply dismiss the concept of God as being unscientific is to violate the very objectivity of science itself.

My experiences with science led me to God.

The Truth Will Set You Free

Werner Von Braun

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inquisitive

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Re: How stupid are the scientist that believe in the Heliocentric Model?
« Reply #97 on: July 23, 2017, 02:09:32 PM »
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The truth is the world is round, as you know.  Path of the sun proves it.

Are you smart enough to make an animation of the suns path on a Flat Earth?

If yes, then GOD is powerful enough to make it happen .
Actually, nobody has managed to make an animation of the Sun's path on a flat earth that fits what we observe with our eyes.
Just saying.


This should be fun to do.

Please post equations of sun's path relative to the north pole on a spherical earth.

If I will do the moon instead, would that be OK, or has that been done?
All here - https://www.sunearthtools.com/dp/tools/pos_sun.php

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JackBlack

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Re: How stupid are the scientist that believe in the Heliocentric Model?
« Reply #98 on: July 23, 2017, 04:36:20 PM »
I have a very small portion not visible but I have an extremely large portion visible that should have not been visible if the earth was curved.

It's like I own you 1 dollar and you own me 1000 dollars, Who is better off...
No, you have a section which is horribly distorted making it quite difficult to determine exactly how much is hidden, and it completely ignores refraction, complete with questionable observer heights.

It is more like:
You claim to owe no one anything. (i.e. nothing hidden by curvature)
I claim that you owe 1000 dollars give or take a bit.

You then show that you owe 900 dollars.
Who is more correct?

If Earth was flat NONE should be hidden.

Irrelevant that we have testimony that the earth has no curvature???
Except that wasn't your "testimony".
In reality it was that it has slightly less curvature than expected when you don't consider things like refraction and observer height.

As for your gyroscope and nose dipping BS, that has already been answered in other threads.

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telsarbg

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Re: How stupid are the scientist that believe in the Heliocentric Model?
« Reply #99 on: July 23, 2017, 08:09:36 PM »
You can't even draw a free body diagram

It's crazy how you think using words such as FBD makes you seem knowledgeable. That is high school stuff. People learn how to do FBDs at the age of 15 or 16 to prepare their A level.

Aerodynamics and celestial mechanics come much later. At this point FBDs are seldom used. In particular, the drawing of a plane with the 4 forces labeled "thrust, drag, lift, weight" is an oversimplification for people who have never studied planes.

You, on the other hand, have never learned any physics and never studied FBDs in high school. It is obvious when one reads you. If you had taken the most basic course and were taught the most basic FBDs, you wouldn't ask questions such as : "do pilots dive the nose of the plane".

You claim you know how to draw FBDs and compute equations, then why don't you do so ? Show us the equation of the Sun around the North Pole, with the force that binds them ! That would be a first in FE history !

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rabinoz

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Re: How stupid are the scientist that believe in the Heliocentric Model?
« Reply #100 on: July 23, 2017, 08:21:25 PM »
How can you make a free body diagram of a light source???
The sun and moon are not "just light sources". There must be all of these things!
  • Some material object to emit the light from the sun,
  • Some source of energy to generate the light from the sun. An estimate of the average energy reaching the ground each day is about 12,211 gigawatt-hours.
  • Of course I claim the moonlight is reflected sunlight, but you claim that the moon is self luminous. In either case there must be some object there to emit or reflect the light.
  • We cane see the sun and moon appearing as objects of similar apparent size. Each has have pattern that we can see shift, though very slightly in the case of the moon.

So I refuse to accept that these are "just light sources"!

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Does light have mass?
Irrelevant, but light cannot possibly have any rest mass!

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If so, what is the maximum distance that a single photon can travel???
Irrelevant, whether light has mass or not has no relevance to "the maximum distance that a single photon can travel"!

Newton's First Law of Motion (you did that when you took physics in collage) states
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Newton's First Law
          An object at rest stays at rest and an object in motion stays in motion
          with the same speed and in the same direction unless acted upon by an unbalanced force.
So with nothing to impede an object with rest mass or a photon,
why would there be a limit the "the maximum distance that a single photon can travel"?
I guess you skipped that class!

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Once you answer these questions, then I will draw your FBD.

What about my FBD with the airplane landing...
What's the relevance? But here is one of a plane flying, same thing!

And from your favourite source of reliable information - NASA

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telsarbg

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Re: How stupid are the scientist that believe in the Heliocentric Model?
« Reply #101 on: July 23, 2017, 09:52:14 PM »
rabinoz He wants to see the FBD of a plane landing, while the runway is being moved from the plane's trajectory by the rotation of the Earth, and the FBD should show which force is keeping the plane in sync with the ground below it.

We all answered this force was the orbital velocity of the atmosphere which is the same as the ground below it.

I also answered that you can't see this force when you draw the FBD in a terrestrial referential, since this referential is rotating along with the ground. So the FBD he's asking would be of a plane in the atmosphere as seen from a referential outside of Earth, not rotating with it.

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InFlatEarth

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Re: How stupid are the scientist that believe in the Heliocentric Model?
« Reply #102 on: July 23, 2017, 10:37:44 PM »
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The truth is the world is round, as you know.  Path of the sun proves it.

Are you smart enough to make an animation of the suns path on a Flat Earth?

If yes, then GOD is powerful enough to make it happen .
Actually, nobody has managed to make an animation of the Sun's path on a flat earth that fits what we observe with our eyes.
Just saying.


This should be fun to do.

Please post equations of sun's path relative to the north pole on a spherical earth.

If I will do the moon instead, would that be OK, or has that been done?
All here - https://www.sunearthtools.com/dp/tools/pos_sun.php

Thank you, but I have decided to use actual sun reading from the an observatory, before the heliocentric hypothesis was  developed. I don't believe that you would questioned their reading, will you  and if you can show me some data from back then, I would be happy to use it.

Don't expect this to happen overnight, I will need some time, since I'm doing some Moon experiment these days...
To simply dismiss the concept of God as being unscientific is to violate the very objectivity of science itself.

My experiences with science led me to God.

The Truth Will Set You Free

Werner Von Braun

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InFlatEarth

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Re: How stupid are the scientist that believe in the Heliocentric Model?
« Reply #103 on: July 23, 2017, 10:43:05 PM »
rabinoz He wants to see the FBD of a plane landing, while the runway is being moved from the plane's trajectory by the rotation of the Earth, and the FBD should show which force is keeping the plane in sync with the ground below it.

We all answered this force was the orbital velocity of the atmosphere which is the same as the ground below it.

I also answered that you can't see this force when you draw the FBD in a terrestrial referential, since this referential is rotating along with the ground. So the FBD he's asking would be of a plane in the atmosphere as seen from a referential outside of Earth, not rotating with it.

You citations what show with calculations that the Earth's atmosphere rotates with the earth please!!!!!!

You know, it's like me saying that I have a golden goose that lays gold coins and hear is a coin that I have to prove it. Are you going to believe me or are you going to ask to see the goose lay a golden coin?

Show me the calculations that back up your stupid claim....
To simply dismiss the concept of God as being unscientific is to violate the very objectivity of science itself.

My experiences with science led me to God.

The Truth Will Set You Free

Werner Von Braun

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Edge_Loop

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Re: How stupid are the scientist that believe in the Heliocentric Model?
« Reply #104 on: July 24, 2017, 12:33:11 AM »
He presented the numerical data in the plots. I say that the accuracy displayed there can not be achieved with his equipment.

I would expect the precision of the results to be of order 5-10%, but this is just a rough guess and definitely depends on the used method.
As he wants to determine a 0.25% difference (at most), I would want an accuracy at this order of magnitude.

But please be honest with youself: Do you really think the obtained data with only 0.5% deviation can be obtained with an iphone 7 video camera and a person jumping?
I am actually curious in your honest answer InFlatEarth. If you guys want more, here is the matlab code I used to "analyze" the data:

fake = zeros(1,100);
fake(1:100) = 9.807;
fluc =  rand([2 100]);
fluc2 =  (fluc-0.5)./1000;
data = fluc2+9.807
trial = 1:1:100;
figure(1)
plot(trial,data(1,:),'b-o')
title('New York State');
xlabel('Trial Number');
ylabel('Acceleration of Gravity');
hold on
plot(trial,fake,'r');
legend('Measured Values','Average');
figure(2)
plot(trial,data(2,:),'b-o')
title('Indonesia');
xlabel('Trial Number');
ylabel('Acceleration of Gravity');
hold on
plot(trial,fake,'r');
legend('Measured Values','Average');

I apologize to the people who put effort into showing me the flaws in my "methods". I did learn about the existence of a gravimeter from you guys though. InFlatEarth, I appreciate you defending me, but your defenses don't really make any sense. I did graduate from GW but I have not been a PhD student for two years. In truth, I just graduated College and am starting my PhD at CMU this fall. In the words of my favorite cartoon character ever, "I just got bored. Everybody out." ... JimmyTheCrab probably gets that reference ;)

How stupid is OP for not realizing his own level of intelligence?

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inquisitive

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Re: How stupid are the scientist that believe in the Heliocentric Model?
« Reply #105 on: July 24, 2017, 01:00:23 AM »
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The truth is the world is round, as you know.  Path of the sun proves it.

Are you smart enough to make an animation of the suns path on a Flat Earth?

If yes, then GOD is powerful enough to make it happen .
Actually, nobody has managed to make an animation of the Sun's path on a flat earth that fits what we observe with our eyes.
Just saying.


This should be fun to do.

Please post equations of sun's path relative to the north pole on a spherical earth.

If I will do the moon instead, would that be OK, or has that been done?
All here - https://www.sunearthtools.com/dp/tools/pos_sun.php

Thank you, but I have decided to use actual sun reading from the an observatory, before the heliocentric hypothesis was  developed. I don't believe that you would questioned their reading, will you  and if you can show me some data from back then, I would be happy to use it.

Don't expect this to happen overnight, I will need some time, since I'm doing some Moon experiment these days...
I have no idea what you are trying to prove, but whatever it is you should use current data.

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rabinoz

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Re: How stupid are the scientist that believe in the Heliocentric Model?
« Reply #106 on: July 24, 2017, 01:59:03 AM »

You citations what show with calculations that the Earth's atmosphere rotates with the earth please!!!!!!

You know, it's like me saying that I have a golden goose that lays gold coins and hear is a coin that I have to prove it. Are you going to believe me or are you going to ask to see the goose lay a golden coin?

Show me the calculations that back up your stupid claim....
1) The earth rotates.
2) We do not experience winds up to 1600 km/hr on the earth's surface.
3) Therefore the atmosphere must rotate with the earth. QED
Or
the the original source of the atmosphere was from the rotating earth, so was originally rotating with the earth.
The is no "friction" outside the earth to slow the atmosphere down and the rotating earth inside to keeps it rotating.
So there is no reason for the atmosphere to be doing other than rotate with the earth.

If you think that there are reasons, now is the time to present them.

Why should I waste time pandering to your delusions?

And, in case you don't realise it, what you claim and what I can prove to your satisfaction has not the slightest effect on the facts.

As to reasons for believing that the earth rotates look at Gyroscopes., Stellar aberration and The Sagnac effect,
In Is the earth a spinning round ball? by Donald E. Simanek.
The there are available gyroscopes relying on the Sagnac Effect that can easily measure the earth's rotation once in roughly 23 hours 56 minutes. This sort of thing: Honeywell Aerospace, GG1320AN Digital Ring Laser Gyroscope

This one has a "drift" that would do very well: Angular Random Walk (ARW) 0.0035 deg/hour (typical).
 Angular Random Walk means that in the absence of any movement,  after an hour it will typically show 0.0035°.
Since the earth rotates at about 15°/hr, this gyroscope will easily measure the earth's rotation.

Still you will not believe anything that does not fit your belief.

PS If that's not good enough go and read this yourself
      Atmosphere and Earth's rotation, by Hans Volland

      Or you could read:
      Earth Rotation as a Proxy for Interannual Variability in Atmospheric Circulation, 1860-Present - AMS Journals - American Meteorological Society.
       Which includes:
"atmosphere's angular momentum and in the rotation rate of the solid earth are closely coupled on time scales of up to several years."

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InFlatEarth

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Re: How stupid are the scientist that believe in the Heliocentric Model?
« Reply #107 on: July 24, 2017, 02:06:08 AM »

You citations what show with calculations that the Earth's atmosphere rotates with the earth please!!!!!!

You know, it's like me saying that I have a golden goose that lays gold coins and hear is a coin that I have to prove it. Are you going to believe me or are you going to ask to see the goose lay a golden coin?

Show me the calculations that back up your stupid claim....
1) The earth rotates.
2) We do not experience winds up to 1600 km/hr on the earth's surface.
3) Therefore the atmosphere must rotate with the earth. QED
Or
the the original source of the atmosphere was from the rotating earth, so was originally rotating with the earth.
The is no "friction" outside the earth to slow the atmosphere down and the rotating earth inside to keeps it rotating.
So there is no reason for the atmosphere to be doing other than rotate with the earth.

If you think that there are reasons, now is the time to present them.

Why should I waste time pandering to your delusions?

And, in case you don't realise it, what you claim and what I can prove to your satisfaction has not the slightest effect on the facts.

As to reasons for believing that the earth rotates look at Gyroscopes., Stellar aberration and The Sagnac effect,
In Is the earth a spinning round ball? by Donald E. Simanek.
The there are available gyroscopes relying on the Sagnac Effect that can easily measure the earth's rotation once in roughly 23 hours 56 minutes. This sort of thing: Honeywell Aerospace, GG1320AN Digital Ring Laser Gyroscope

This one has a "drift" that would do very well: Angular Random Walk (ARW) 0.0035 deg/hour (typical).
 Angular Random Walk means that in the absence of any movement,  after an hour it will typically show 0.0035°.
Since the earth rotates at about 15°/hr, this gyroscope will easily measure the earth's rotation.

Still you will not believe anything that does not fit your belief.

PS If that's not good enough go and read this yourself
      Atmosphere and Earth's rotation, by Hans Volland

      Or you could read:
      Earth Rotation as a Proxy for Interannual Variability in Atmospheric Circulation, 1860-Present - AMS Journals - American Meteorological Society.
       Which includes:
"atmosphere's angular momentum and in the rotation rate of the solid earth are closely coupled on time scales of up to several years."

Piltdown Man Syndrome
1) The earth rotates.
2) We do not experience winds up to 1600 km/hr on the earth's surface.
3) Therefore the atmosphere must rotate with the earth. QED

How about
1) The earth is stationary
2) If the Earth was rotating we would experience winds up to 1600 km/hr on the earth's surface.

Now, which versions sounds more accurate.

But if you still want to insist that the Earth's atmosphere spins with the Earth, show us your mathematical model to prove this.

Am I asking to much.

In my town, they say put up or shut up.

So put up the mathematical model or say nothing...
To simply dismiss the concept of God as being unscientific is to violate the very objectivity of science itself.

My experiences with science led me to God.

The Truth Will Set You Free

Werner Von Braun

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inquisitive

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Re: How stupid are the scientist that believe in the Heliocentric Model?
« Reply #108 on: July 24, 2017, 02:09:21 AM »

You citations what show with calculations that the Earth's atmosphere rotates with the earth please!!!!!!

You know, it's like me saying that I have a golden goose that lays gold coins and hear is a coin that I have to prove it. Are you going to believe me or are you going to ask to see the goose lay a golden coin?

Show me the calculations that back up your stupid claim....
1) The earth rotates.
2) We do not experience winds up to 1600 km/hr on the earth's surface.
3) Therefore the atmosphere must rotate with the earth. QED
Or
the the original source of the atmosphere was from the rotating earth, so was originally rotating with the earth.
The is no "friction" outside the earth to slow the atmosphere down and the rotating earth inside to keeps it rotating.
So there is no reason for the atmosphere to be doing other than rotate with the earth.

If you think that there are reasons, now is the time to present them.

Why should I waste time pandering to your delusions?

And, in case you don't realise it, what you claim and what I can prove to your satisfaction has not the slightest effect on the facts.

As to reasons for believing that the earth rotates look at Gyroscopes., Stellar aberration and The Sagnac effect,
In Is the earth a spinning round ball? by Donald E. Simanek.
The there are available gyroscopes relying on the Sagnac Effect that can easily measure the earth's rotation once in roughly 23 hours 56 minutes. This sort of thing: Honeywell Aerospace, GG1320AN Digital Ring Laser Gyroscope

This one has a "drift" that would do very well: Angular Random Walk (ARW) 0.0035 deg/hour (typical).
 Angular Random Walk means that in the absence of any movement,  after an hour it will typically show 0.0035°.
Since the earth rotates at about 15°/hr, this gyroscope will easily measure the earth's rotation.

Still you will not believe anything that does not fit your belief.

PS If that's not good enough go and read this yourself
      Atmosphere and Earth's rotation, by Hans Volland

      Or you could read:
      Earth Rotation as a Proxy for Interannual Variability in Atmospheric Circulation, 1860-Present - AMS Journals - American Meteorological Society.
       Which includes:
"atmosphere's angular momentum and in the rotation rate of the solid earth are closely coupled on time scales of up to several years."

Piltdown Man Syndrome
1) The earth rotates.
2) We do not experience winds up to 1600 km/hr on the earth's surface.
3) Therefore the atmosphere must rotate with the earth. QED

How about
1) The earth is stationary
2) If the Earth was rotating we would experience winds up to 1600 km/hr on the earth's surface.

Now, which versions sounds more accurate.

But if you still want to insist that the Earth's atmosphere spins with the Earth, show us your mathematical model to prove this.

Am I asking to much.

In my town, they say put up or shut up.

So put up the mathematical model or say nothing...
The earth rotates relative to the sun.  Agree?

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telsarbg

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Re: How stupid are the scientist that believe in the Heliocentric Model?
« Reply #109 on: July 24, 2017, 02:14:42 AM »
How about
1) The earth is stationary
2) If the Earth was rotating we would experience winds up to 1600 km/hr on the earth's surface.

Now, which versions sounds more accurate.

But if you still want to insist that the Earth's atmosphere spins with the Earth, show us your mathematical model to prove this.

Am I asking to much.

In my town, they say put up or shut up.

So put up the mathematical model or say nothing...

The problem is, studying the atmosphere (or objects inside it) can not prove the motion of Earth. Your pseudo demonstration shows that you have not understood. You can not prove that the Earth is stationary this way.

We know that the Earth rotates but through other means. Foucault's pendulum to name just one. I know you're going to claim that you have debunked it, although no Flat Earther has ever succeeded.

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JimmyTheCrab

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Re: How stupid are the scientist that believe in the Heliocentric Model?
« Reply #110 on: July 24, 2017, 02:16:34 AM »
Piltdown Man Syndrome
Is this something that runs in your family?
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InFlatEarth

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Re: How stupid are the scientist that believe in the Heliocentric Model?
« Reply #111 on: July 24, 2017, 02:20:12 AM »
Show me the mathematical model where the Earth's atmosphere rotates with the Earth, to validate your claim!!!
To simply dismiss the concept of God as being unscientific is to violate the very objectivity of science itself.

My experiences with science led me to God.

The Truth Will Set You Free

Werner Von Braun

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telsarbg

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Re: How stupid are the scientist that believe in the Heliocentric Model?
« Reply #112 on: July 24, 2017, 02:33:00 AM »
Show me the mathematical model where the Earth's atmosphere rotates with the Earth, to validate your claim!!!

http://www.cgd.ucar.edu/staff/islas/teaching/2_Equations.pdf

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InFlatEarth

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Re: How stupid are the scientist that believe in the Heliocentric Model?
« Reply #113 on: July 24, 2017, 02:39:32 AM »
Show me the mathematical model where the Earth's atmosphere rotates with the Earth, to validate your claim!!!

http://www.cgd.ucar.edu/staff/islas/teaching/2_Equations.pdf

This is basic information, its a good start, but where are the numbers that pertain to the rotation of the Earth and the atmosphere.

Oh, by the way, these formulas can also be used on an infinite flat plans, like I did in college years ago.
To simply dismiss the concept of God as being unscientific is to violate the very objectivity of science itself.

My experiences with science led me to God.

The Truth Will Set You Free

Werner Von Braun

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telsarbg

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Re: How stupid are the scientist that believe in the Heliocentric Model?
« Reply #114 on: July 24, 2017, 02:42:20 AM »
Show me the mathematical model where the Earth's atmosphere rotates with the Earth, to validate your claim!!!

http://www.cgd.ucar.edu/staff/islas/teaching/2_Equations.pdf

This is basic information, its a good start, but where are the numbers that pertain to the rotation of the Earth and the atmosphere.

Oh, by the way, these formulas can also be used on an infinite flat plans, like I did in college years ago.

You're funny  ;D

Rotation of the Earth : Section 2.3.1

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Edge_Loop

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Re: How stupid are the scientist that believe in the Heliocentric Model?
« Reply #115 on: July 24, 2017, 02:43:18 AM »
He presented the numerical data in the plots. I say that the accuracy displayed there can not be achieved with his equipment.

I would expect the precision of the results to be of order 5-10%, but this is just a rough guess and definitely depends on the used method.
As he wants to determine a 0.25% difference (at most), I would want an accuracy at this order of magnitude.

But please be honest with youself: Do you really think the obtained data with only 0.5% deviation can be obtained with an iphone 7 video camera and a person jumping?
I am actually curious in your honest answer InFlatEarth. If you guys want more, here is the matlab code I used to "analyze" the data:

fake = zeros(1,100);
fake(1:100) = 9.807;
fluc =  rand([2 100]);
fluc2 =  (fluc-0.5)./1000;
data = fluc2+9.807
trial = 1:1:100;
figure(1)
plot(trial,data(1,:),'b-o')
title('New York State');
xlabel('Trial Number');
ylabel('Acceleration of Gravity');
hold on
plot(trial,fake,'r');
legend('Measured Values','Average');
figure(2)
plot(trial,data(2,:),'b-o')
title('Indonesia');
xlabel('Trial Number');
ylabel('Acceleration of Gravity');
hold on
plot(trial,fake,'r');
legend('Measured Values','Average');

I apologize to the people who put effort into showing me the flaws in my "methods". I did learn about the existence of a gravimeter from you guys though. InFlatEarth, I appreciate you defending me, but your defenses don't really make any sense. I did graduate from GW but I have not been a PhD student for two years. In truth, I just graduated College and am starting my PhD at CMU this fall. In the words of my favorite cartoon character ever, "I just got bored. Everybody out." ... JimmyTheCrab probably gets that reference ;)

oh dear, talking crap again?

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InFlatEarth

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Re: How stupid are the scientist that believe in the Heliocentric Model?
« Reply #116 on: July 24, 2017, 02:47:38 AM »
Show me the mathematical model where the Earth's atmosphere rotates with the Earth, to validate your claim!!!

http://www.cgd.ucar.edu/staff/islas/teaching/2_Equations.pdf

This is basic information, its a good start, but where are the numbers that pertain to the rotation of the Earth and the atmosphere.

Oh, by the way, these formulas can also be used on an infinite flat plans, like I did in college years ago.

You're funny  ;D

Rotation of the Earth : Section 2.3.1

Your funny, these are general word, literature majors deal with words, scientist deal with number!!!

Did you think, well maybe you do, that NASA could have sent a man to the Moon, without first crunching out the numbers?

Did they write a general essay on who to send a man to the moon?

Where is the earth model with the numeric calculations?
To simply dismiss the concept of God as being unscientific is to violate the very objectivity of science itself.

My experiences with science led me to God.

The Truth Will Set You Free

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InFlatEarth

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Re: How stupid are the scientist that believe in the Heliocentric Model?
« Reply #117 on: July 24, 2017, 02:48:37 AM »
And by the way, the say relative to the earth rotation, which could also be zero!!!
To simply dismiss the concept of God as being unscientific is to violate the very objectivity of science itself.

My experiences with science led me to God.

The Truth Will Set You Free

Werner Von Braun

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Re: How stupid are the scientist that believe in the Heliocentric Model?
« Reply #118 on: July 24, 2017, 03:07:57 AM »
Your funny, these are general word, literature majors deal with words, scientist deal with number!!!

You have the primitive equations right there. Or did you not read them ?

Did you think, well maybe you do, that NASA could have sent a man to the Moon, without first crunching out the numbers?

Did they write a general essay on who to send a man to the moon?

Changing the subject. Not surprised.

Where is the earth model with the numeric calculations?

Are you asking for a complete parameterization of Earth in 3D ? With every molecule of rock, water, and air, showing all the current winds and flows and terrains that exist ?

Be more modest. Try to understand atmospheric flow on a rotating Earth. You'll have to dig in your memories of your meteorology class, which I'm sure was part of your degrees.

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Re: How stupid are the scientist that believe in the Heliocentric Model?
« Reply #119 on: July 24, 2017, 03:15:04 AM »
Your funny, these are general word, literature majors deal with words, scientist deal with number!!!

You have the primitive equations right there. Or did you not read them ?

Did you think, well maybe you do, that NASA could have sent a man to the Moon, without first crunching out the numbers?

Did they write a general essay on who to send a man to the moon?

Changing the subject. Not surprised.

Where is the earth model with the numeric calculations?

Are you asking for a complete parameterization of Earth in 3D ? With every molecule of rock, water, and air, showing all the current winds and flows and terrains that exist ?

Be more modest. Try to understand atmospheric flow on a rotating Earth. You'll have to dig in your memories of your meteorology class, which I'm sure was part of your degrees.

Numbers talk, bullshit walks

A mathematical model, has actual calculations and numbers.

You have shown nothing, because the earth is flat.

if you are saying that the computational analysis is to hard and we have to believe that you are telling the truth, then may I remind you of Piltdown Man!!!

You know, I can turn lead into Gold, but the mathematics are too complex for me to show, so you have to believe me, sound familiar....

To simply dismiss the concept of God as being unscientific is to violate the very objectivity of science itself.

My experiences with science led me to God.

The Truth Will Set You Free

Werner Von Braun