Data Manipulation and Hard Proof

I'm all for the truth, although wonder how invested this community is in providing evidence. Is there a group of 10 to 100, or multiple groups who would be willing to traverse Antarctica (the outer band)? Everything I see is a noisy production to the end game I see in the debate.

I'd be interested in hearing proposals for navigation, legal or illegal transportation through, and methods of capturing and transmitting data of the exploration. As a practical question, do you think weapons would be required if collecting data illegally?

Please write back in the forum, as I see this as being a valuable topic to consider, more so than dissecting secondary source data.

Thank you.

Respectfully,

Chad Wiginton

Are we ok to bring booze? 

https://www.newscientist.com/article/mg21929340-300-low-budget-way-to-send-your-stuff-into-space/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X_band

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XTAR

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Data_transmission

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Information_theory#Intelligence_uses_and_secrecy_applications


If there are any people for or against the conclusion that the earth is flat, and have education on data transmission, translation, and encrypting might want to contribute if they can do so in good conscience.

Also, there are methods and means available to engineer your own items for surveillance, transportation, shielding (device housing), or other items. You can do this either at home or at a public facility; it is financially feasible and easily accomplished with the size of this devoted group.

Are we ok to bring booze?

as in high proof alcohol? I would recommend it, in fact. dosing your water with a minor amount of alcohol will keep your water in liquid form. Might just want to be careful to not overdo it, as to stay sober enough to use your equipment and stay safe/alert. Witness testimony isn't seen as high fidelity proof these days, anyways. Too many alcoholics.

Might want to consider how to have a continuous recording, whether sending data at junction points or continuously (for land travel or air travel). Last thing anyone wants is another Blair Witch Project.

You can count me out, then. 

Quote from: jroa on January 30, 2018, 07:28:44 PM

Are we ok to bring booze?

as in high proof alcohol? I would recommend it, in fact.

I wouldn't.  Alcohol dilates your blood vessels causing you to lose precious body heat more rapidly.

I have already been to Antarctica, I was on a ship that sailed around the Antarctic Peninsula

What would you like to know?

Quote from: ChadWiginton on January 30, 2018, 07:37:19 PM

Quote from: jroa on January 30, 2018, 07:28:44 PM

Are we ok to bring booze?

as in high proof alcohol? I would recommend it, in fact.

I wouldn't.  Alcohol dilates your blood vessels causing you to lose precious body heat more rapidly.

Another proposal would be to approach the exploration by studying NASA projects. If you could rig up a fuel relay or device relay ie rocket --- inflatable balloon --- parachute ---- dropped drone payload, you could get the job done while drinking yourself to death in the south seas (if you need the booze that badly). But then, what will we do with a drunken sailor early in the morning?

I have already been to Antarctica, I was on a ship that sailed around the Antarctic Peninsula

What would you like to know?

ah... sorry. that last reply wasn't in reference to you. what did you see?

I have already been to Antarctica, I was on a ship that sailed around the Antarctic Peninsula

I too have been to Antarctica, I was on a sportfishing boat in the Pacific Ocean off San Diego.

In any case.... I could rail on with hilarity to degrade or promote in either coriolis direction, but I'd like to see the end of the line, where the actual shit and photopaper appear. So who's willing to give this debate a Shawshank Redemption ending?

Quote from: mike247 on January 30, 2018, 07:57:05 PM

I have already been to Antarctica, I was on a ship that sailed around the Antarctic Peninsula

What would you like to know?

ah... sorry. that last reply wasn't in reference to you. what did you see?

Lots of penguins, ice bergs and lots of snow, there wasn't a huge ice wall or anything but who knows, mabe it was in that bit of Antarctica i didn't go to  XD

Quote from: mike247 on January 30, 2018, 07:57:05 PM

I have already been to Antarctica, I was on a ship that sailed around the Antarctic Peninsula

I too have been to Antarctica, I was on a sportfishing boat in the Pacific Ocean off San Diego.

That’s REALLY far off San Diego...

Last thing anyone wants is another Blair Witch Project.

Why? Would finance the project.