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originally posted by: NNN87
Are you people awake? Are you in this earth? What in the world are you talking about? 10cm?
For crying out loud go outside and grab some binoculars with you and repeat the experiment i mentioned, instead of talking about assumptions and maybes and ifs. Theres a world out there and one can clearly see that what you are told about its reality don't match to the observable experience.
originally posted by: ignorant_ape
a reply to: NNN87
and " whoosh " - with that you really did ` jump the shark `
BRAVO :p
your " new " claim - is the worst example of " pulling crap out of your arse " to sully this thread
originally posted by: NNN87
but ground based physical observations, which prove the earth is flat.
I don't know, but believing in mathematical formulas based on illusions created hy the optical lenses, kind of goes against my other senses.
originally posted by: NNN87
a reply to: choos
No now you are just mixing everything up.
At the height of 1.7 meters the horizon is roughly 5km away, that's using eyesight. With some maginification one can see beyond the horizon and said curvature formula.
originally posted by: choos
originally posted by: NNN87
a reply to: choos
No now you are just mixing everything up.
At the height of 1.7 meters the horizon is roughly 5km away, that's using eyesight. With some maginification one can see beyond the horizon and said curvature formula.
so what you are saying is that the earth curves at roughly 1.7m for every 5000m??
so you are suggesting that you can see, with your naked eye, a height change of 1.7m that is 5000m away?? are you an eagle by any chance??
originally posted by: eriktheawful
a reply to: NNN87
You have to get up towards 40k feet to see it with your eyes (no mountains on Earth are that tall).
Here is an image from 1935, taken by the Explorer II Manned Ballon:
You can see the subtle curve of the Earth in the Photo, which was not taken with a fish eye or wide angle lens by the men in the capsule. this was at a height just over 72,000 feet.
Several countries, including Russia were attempting to do this, and in fact their crew died falling to Earth the year before.
Next up, how about some photos from 1947? Taken with a camera onboard a V2 rocket:
Taken from about 100 miles up. Source
Not bad from a captured German V2, huh? This was before NASA.
Now, before you (or anyone else) start yelling "LIES! PHOTO SHOPPED!", I have one question:
Why? Why lie?
Also: There is nothing stopping you, or any other Flat Earther out there from getting the camera equipment, and materials you need to make your very own high altitude balloon. You can launch that baby yourself and get your very own images.
So....it will either show you that the Earth is indeed a spinning ball.......or, it could prove that the Earth is flat.
Until a Flat Earth can show me an image of a flat Earth from 100 miles or more up, I'm afraid that the evidence is overwhelmingly on the side of Ball Earth.
originally posted by: NNN87
originally posted by: choos
originally posted by: NNN87
a reply to: choos
No now you are just mixing everything up.
At the height of 1.7 meters the horizon is roughly 5km away, that's using eyesight. With some maginification one can see beyond the horizon and said curvature formula.
so what you are saying is that the earth curves at roughly 1.7m for every 5000m??
so you are suggesting that you can see, with your naked eye, a height change of 1.7m that is 5000m away?? are you an eagle by any chance??
No, stop making stuff up.
There is a curvature formula, we should be able to see it, what i am saying is that it's not detectable.
You are making things up, stop it.
On a flat plane with the moon with a somewhat same distance as the sun, ''diameter'' of earth calculations pointed upwards using shadows putting it at 6.3 thousand kilometres roughly, it would be the same effect as looking at a ceiling painting from different positions of the room.