500 BCE
Legit question wrote:
By the way, the whole globe concept began about 500 years ago, not 2000 years ago.
500 BCE
Legit question wrote:
By the way, the whole globe concept began about 500 years ago, not 2000 years ago.
Because there is night and day. Because there are the seasons. Because days get longer than 12 hours in the southern hemisphere in winter -- as long as 17 hours shining in both South America and Australia at the same time. Because of limited visibility, even at the top of high mountains. Because of satellite TV reception only when pointing an antenna high up in the sky. Because of observations of the moon, planets, and stars. Because simple mathematical global calculations can predict all these things we see.Flat-Earthers would have us replace what we are told by scientists, with what we are told by youtube scientists, most of whom seemed to have been the worst students of science.If the earth is a giant pancake, what kind of science explains how the flat earth orbits of the sun and the moon?While it is healthy for good science to skeptically ask questions, that doesn't mean the skeptic's answers are correct.
stop replying wrote:
uhuh wrote:If there is a conspiracy what aims does it have? Its somehow covering up that the earth is flat. So what? What are the authorities" wanting to hide?!
What would be the point in arguing with a guy who is pretending he believes the Earth is flat to troll people? I mean, that's exactly what he wants you to do. It's the point of the troll. lol. Stop replying.
NASA needs that taxpayer money to keep the scam going. The gravy train can never stop.
And there is no trolling here, Kreskin. The Earth is flat. Try again.
Legit Answers Required wrote:
Legit question wrote:What is your argument? You have nothing.
If the sun is rotating above the earth at a fixed height. Why doesn't the sun appear to get bigger and smaller each day. You know, due to perspective. Why can't i always see the sun. You know, like i can see the light from a street light even though i may be some distance away from it not directly under it.
Why does the sun look like it disappears below the horizon at the end of every day? Shouldn't it just get gradually smaller as it gets gradually further away. Are you suggesting the sun can go underneath the flat earth? Wouldn't that turn off all the lights for everyone on earth? Why do we have timezones then?
ANSWER ME FLATTARD!
Already answered earlier in this thread. Why are you so angry? Direct your anger at NASA, not me.
The Sun cannot be 93 million miles away.  For example, under certain conditions you can even see the Sun appear to start at a near point and grow many times bigger as it passes over the camera and then reduces in size as the Sun moves away toward the vanishing point. This would be impossible if the Sun was 93 million miles away. One of the most common objections to the flat Earth is the claim that a sunset is impossible on a flat Earth, i.e., the Sun should appear to move further away not get sliced from the bottom up.
There are three different kinds of sunsets:
* Land Horizon (most common)
* Atmospheric Blocking (best at measuring the change of sun size)
* Cloud Horizon
Most people see the “Land Horizon†sunset on a daily basis and so have a mistaken conception of how the Sun works because the Sun is disappearing behind a mountain or land, not the curvature of the Earth.Â
With "Atmospheric Blocking†the sunset shows a clear change in the size of the Sun as the Sun moves away across the flat plane and shrinks to a near point. Several videos prove the same. If the Earth was a globe, there would NEVER be a change in the size of the Sun.Â
Also, keep in mind that the “Cloud Horizon†occurs very often (even over land) because perspective causes the clouds to “bunch up†at the horizon (more clouds over a given area) which causes the typical sunset like the “Land Horizon.â€
Sunsets on flat Earth:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B8Uj0FgDP38
Sun rays prove flat Earth:
Hilarious. But no.
So what you're saying is your flat earth model in no way simulates reality? Got it. Just wanted to make sure.
When it can't even get day/night right there's not much hope left for it.
Why don't you plug 121,000 ft into number 3, see what you get.
You have no balls to defend. In the following video, an individual took a super-zoom Nikon P900, with a sun filter, and measured the change in diameter of the Sun over about 80 minutes. Clearly, the Sun is not 93 million miles away.
Good job, Rayo. Another new flat earth convert to LRC.
Riiiight, so gravity from the moon pulls the oceans away from the earth causing a bulge, yet the same force can be overcome by a butterfly or smoke leaving a chimney. Just think about that for a minute.
Legit question wrote:
Good job, Rayo. Another new flat earth convert to LRC.
Cheers LQ, it's hard for this lot to let go of a lifetime of being lied to, I understand that after grappling with this for 2 years. You are doing good work here and at least planting a seed for many I am sure.
Legit question wrote:
You have no balls to defend. In the following video, an individual took a super-zoom Nikon P900, with a sun filter, and measured the change in diameter of the Sun over about 80 minutes. Clearly, the Sun is not 93 million miles away.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=55lAZjzY0ik
Remind me again how day and night work in your flat Earth model. Oh you can't? I see.
No Answers Here wrote:
Legit question wrote:You have no balls to defend. In the following video, an individual took a super-zoom Nikon P900, with a sun filter, and measured the change in diameter of the Sun over about 80 minutes. Clearly, the Sun is not 93 million miles away.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=55lAZjzY0ikRemind me again how day and night work in your flat Earth model. Oh you can't? I see.
What are you on about? Just watch the videos posted by LQ.
Stop repeating the same questions, ball sheep. Read the thread, watch the videos and do some research on your own. Stop believing the bullshit from NASA and from Oblate spheroid man and use some common sense.
Do you actually believe that it is possible to stand upside down in Australia while taking a shower, or driving a car sideways on the equator or landing in a plane upside down in Antarctica? Really? The mental gymnastics that you have to perform to justify a ball is beyond ridiculous.
Open your eyes.
Legit question wrote:
Stop repeating the same questions, ball sheep. Read the thread, watch the videos and do some research on your own. Stop believing the bullshit from NASA and from Oblate spheroid man and use some common sense.
Do you actually believe that it is possible to stand upside down in Australia while taking a shower, or driving a car sideways on the equator or landing in a plane upside down in Antarctica? Really? The mental gymnastics that you have to perform to justify a ball is beyond ridiculous.
Open your eyes.
What's that? You're saying you have no answers to accurately model day and night using a flat earth?
Okay. Gotcha.
Thanks for playing.
Legit question wrote:
You have no balls to defend. In the following video, an individual took a super-zoom Nikon P900, with a sun filter, and measured the change in diameter of the Sun over about 80 minutes. Clearly, the Sun is not 93 million miles away.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=55lAZjzY0ik
FAKE NEWS. CGI. PHOTOSHOP.
Oh, sorry. Is it only flat earth advocates who are allowed to use that defense to blindly dismiss evidence presented?
You see, if you use that approach then it's just as valid to counter your video 'evidence' in exactly the same fashion.
What's good for the goose...
What else ya got?
The sun sets(or whatever word you choose to use) down to the right in the Northern Hemisphere(again whatever word you choose to use. If the earth is flat, it should still do that but with the sun traveling in the northern part of the sky. But it doesn't there are plenty of time lapse videos in the Southern Hemisphere of the sun setting and it's doing so down to the left. Because you know, that's how it happens on our lovely rotating ball earth. I think I've read some hilarious BS explanation as to why it looks that way but it was a load of convoluted rubbish.
It's interesting you respond to a lengthy post about a globe model predicting the horizon rising as the eye-level rises, by completely changing the subject from the earth to the sun.
Again, when you say "This would be impossible..." your mistake is buried in some assumption there, in this case, that you have accurately observed and recorded the sun changing size. Note as the sun in the video grows larger, you no longer see a clear outline of the sun.
You need better filters on the camera equipment to filter out oversaturation, or glare.
The sun rays are explained by your friend perspective projections. We know train tracks are parallel when standing in the middle of them, but still they look like the sun's rays, converging to some vanishing point, which would be the same vanishing point, whether 3000 miles or 93,000,000 miles away.
In any case, if the sun rays were a valid proof (and it is not), it would prove a close sun, not a flat earth.
[quote]Legit question wrote:
The Sun cannot be 93 million miles away.
This would be impossible if the Sun was 93 million miles away.
Sunsets on flat Earth:
Sun rays prove flat Earth:
Atmospheric refraction has not gone away...
Legit question wrote:
You have no balls to defend. In the following video, an individual took a super-zoom Nikon P900, with a sun filter, and measured the change in diameter of the Sun over about 80 minutes. Clearly, the Sun is not 93 million miles away.
Why don't you? This can all be done with simple trigonometry and right triangles.To an observer at 121,000 ft, above a globe with a 3959 mile radius:The horizon appears 426.6 miles awayThe viewing angle is 6.15 degrees below the horizontal eye level
Rayo. wrote:
Why don't you plug 121,000 ft into number 3, see what you get.
RIP: D3 All-American Frank Csorba - who ran 13:56 in March - dead
RENATO can you talk about the preparation of Emile Cairess 2:06
Running for Bowerman Track Club used to be cool now its embarrassing
Hats off to my dad. He just ran a 1:42 Half Marathon and turns 75 in 2 months!
Great interview with Steve Cram - says Jakob has no chance of WRs this year
Rest in Peace Adrian Lehmann - 2:11 Swiss marathoner. Dies of heart attack.