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originally posted by: LolliKum
a reply to: UpIsNowDown
The one that someone else was bringing up on this thread was Sydney, Australia to Santiago, Chile.
. . . show me where you want me to measure and state what will make it impossible . . .
I think that would be the furthest stretch over open water between major land masses to the extreme south, or rather the extreme outer edges of the circle of the plane earth.
If you were seeing the world as a sphere, it would probably work out as the shortest line going over Antarctica, which would make it impossible to do unless you got permission from every signatory to the Antarctic Treaty, where you would have to separately apply to every country and then to the governing body over the treaty and pay so many millions of Dollars in fees and take years to create environmental impact studies and have all of those approved.
Anyway, that would be the purely legal problem. Then there are practical problems involved in how you would go about taking measurements. Anyway, there are serious problems involving long periods of darkness and hurricane force winds that last for long times and high winds when those leave, and ocean currents that go like crazy and huge waves that will sink a small boat. OK, this is just if you were thinking that this is a rather short distance considering how this is at the end of the hypothetical ball making this restrict together, and not even considering the reality that it is not shrunk together but rather spread far apart by really being the outer edge of a huge circle. Then you need to like triple all the distances you imagine while staring at a globe model.
My real point is no one has ever attempted such a thing and there are serious reasons why not to. This leaves these places and locations and distances as a great mystery and no one really wants that badly to know since no one wants to go there anyway and they do not, they travel far to the north to stay more towards the center of the circle of the plane and do not venture over these great expanses of ocean where there is no chance of rescue in case of an accident.
originally posted by: LolliKum
a reply to: Badams
Oh?
. . . alot of videos you can watch showing this.
I see one. Well, I know it takes an incredible amount of horsepower to pump out a vacuum, that is one thing, and the other is that there are not a lot of chambers in existence and I am sure, none like this one in the video.
All I can say is, Isn't it peculiar that instead of a hammer, they dropped a plastic bowling ball?
Like I was saying before, and I am not backing down from it, things fall according to their material that they are made of.
My guess is that they cherry picked the bowling ball because it has the same electromagnetic attraction component as the feathers.
If you think about it for even one minute, you realize this video is completely insane.
They probably spent thousands of Dollars to do this, and why did they not have 10 or 15 different things dropped all at once with all the time and money spent to make this?
Well, the explanation is they cherry picked two objects they knew ahead of time had the came electromagnetic attraction coefficient, plastic and the feathers.
originally posted by: zatara
a reply to: Somethingsamiss
It is very difficult to understand how a balance can be kept between two different pressurre zones without a solid divider. Just imagine the presure of an absolute vacuum in direct contact with our Earths atmosphere. Would it not suck our atmosphere "dry" until a balance is reached. Hmmm...still can not get my head around it..
This is what I was saying before, and will repeat it for anyone who missed it before, demonstrating how an observed phenomenon happens using a sphere model does not somehow exclude the demonstration of that phenomenon on a flat earth.
All due to a tilted globe can't happen on a flat Earth.
You don't have anything to substantiate that claim with.
Let's establish something really quick on this thread:
What is it saying about the state of civilization that this has gone on for 24 pages?
As far as proving the flat earth, that is really easy, and has been done over and over and anyone can go out and prove it to themselves by just looking at the Earth
OK, the "fact" is that there was a theory put forward around 1500 that the Earth was a sphere, and since then, it was sponsored by things like the Royal Society who set themselves as the ultimate arbiters of truth, and they commissioned various people to go ahead and produce proofs of the theory so they could declare it as a scientific fact.
This is what I was saying before, and will repeat it for anyone who missed it before, demonstrating how an observed phenomenon happens using a sphere model does not somehow exclude the demonstration of that phenomenon on a flat earth.
originally posted by: zatara
a reply to: dragonridr
Yes, I get that. Not that I am a flatearther but do you think there is a way to calculate this equilibrium with gravity part of this equation? Would very much like to see this.
Anybpdy?
originally posted by: InhaleExhale
a reply to: Scrutinizing
What is it saying about the state of civilization that this has gone on for 24 pages?
Flat earth thread have a minimum of 60 pages.
Its just a rule.
Trolls, debunkers, skeptics and believers alike all fall for the scent of good flat earth thread.
Just look at the posts,
humour, frustration, absolute ignorance.
These threads are entertaining and should be taken as such.