Are you satisfied from his video that there are variables involved, including sunspots and the sun being seen from different other locations before and after the experiment, which quantify it to be an experiment, and not just an observation?
I am.
Experiments do involve observing.
Actually, to be pedantic, I don't agree that the F. Experiment is what the title says. It's an observation.
This comes from my own definition of an experiment, which may or may not have wider currency.
An experiment involves an observation and some kind of manipulation that causes the observed phenomenon to occur. Videoing a shooting star is an observation. Causing a satellite to go into reentry and videoing that is an experiment.
Do I think it is an important distinction? No. The title needs to capture attention. It's marketing. What is important is what is done, not what it is titled. But there is indeed a class of people who are more interested in the wrapping than the content.
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Certain class of people, as in high stakes flat earthers, you mean?
Conducted simultaneously with participants on various parts of the globe as well as Antarctica, the sun's position closest to the horizon in Antarctica, should align with where the sun is being seen in the sky over those other various parts of the world.
The chance it might not, is a variable. So, it is an experiment to see if the 24 hour sun is observed in Antarctica, and is observed in the sky in other parts of the world, which align with what the globe model predicts. If viewed as lots of simultaneous worldwide observations to test the globe model, then "experiment" works just fine.
Everybody knows how a movie or tv series about the fated maiden voyage of "The Titanic" will end, right? It's the same with the flat earth movement. We all know where it will end.
Permanently caught in the headlights, Mark Sargent, says the flat earth movement is growing stronger every year, but where are the statistics on that? More likely, it is growing weaker and becoming more submerged like the Titanic, every year.