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originally posted by: AngryCymraeg
originally posted by: turbonium1
originally posted by: AngryCymraeg
a reply to: turbonium1
Reality and your position are polar opposites.
Please stop lying.
It's not me that's lying, better look in the mirror.
You have have done nothing but lie, obfuscate, blur reality and manipulate facts for your entire participation in this thread. You are a joke, a laughing stock, someone to point at and pity.
Please seek mental health now. No-one supports your insane position. Seek help.
originally posted by: turbonium1
The map is based on the globe Earth, and extended out on a flat map, that's why it's not accurate.
But planes measure with instruments, based on the flat Earth, and that's why they are always accurate on flights, of any distance.
When planes reach altitude, their instruments measure for LEVEL flight, at that altitude, and remain at LEVEL flight, and the same altitude, for most of the flight, and then descend and land down again.
It's actually measured as a level flight, not 'curved' flight. Level flight alone, proves the Earth is flat.
originally posted by: turbonium1
The map is based on the globe Earth, and extended out on a flat map, that's why it's not accurate.
But planes measure with instruments, based on the flat Earth, and that's why they are always accurate on flights, of any distance.
When planes reach altitude, their instruments measure for LEVEL flight, at that altitude, and remain at LEVEL flight, and the same altitude, for most of the flight, and then descend and land down again.
It's actually measured as a level flight, not 'curved' flight. Level flight alone, proves the Earth is flat.
Ask the Captain: Nose up or down? It depends
Question: When an aircraft is descending toward landing, it seems some planes fly down nose pointed downward, and some seem to float down with the nose pointed up. Is this true, and if so, why the difference?
Answer: When configured for landing, the position of the nose is determined by whether there are leading edge slats installed. Airplanes with leading edge slats (movable panels on the front of the wing) approach the runway with the nose up, while airplanes without slats approach with the nose down. Examples of the former include the Boeing 737, while the Bombardier CRJ-200 approaches nose down (later-model CRJs have slats).
Good question.
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The proof that planes fly level,
Flat Earth Insanity
Flat Earth Follies: Planes would have to constantly pitch down to fly!
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Conclusion
I think that about wraps it up for this Flat Earth Folly.
Planes are not 'dropping' 8 inches every mile (per se), they are flying along the constant curvature of the gravity equipotential, while constantly adjusting pitch ever-so-slightly by means of the elevator trim setting which controls the pitch RATE of the airplane. ANY deviation from that rotation results in the plane climbing or descending which immediately shows up in the Vertical Speed indication and power settings would be adjusted accordingly. This constantly rotates their 'tangent' so there is no 8" to drop at the end of each mile, it's a constant, smooth, and VERY SLIGHT curve that presents no problems for pilots, and would be virtually undetectable in the face of other forces acting on the airplane, even at 500 mph. The plane is simply tweaked for near zero vertical speed and that's all that is required.
The Attitude Indicator is very clearly compensating for all kinds of precessional forces acting up on it and to remain accurate over the longer term must be tied to the gravity potential as well (so it remains vertically aligned over time, reacting only to sharper movements of the airplane over the short term).
originally posted by: turbonium1
Every video of Saturn, by telescopes or cameras, unedited and raw footage, proves it spins and wobbles constantly, rapidly, endlessly. This cannot be excused as an 'effect' of some sort, or cameras 'out of focus', it's all pure nonsense.
The atmosphere does have effects on our view of objects, but it's mainly on Earth-bound objects, where atmosphere is thicker, and effects our view much more than it does on viewing objects higher above the Earth, than it does on or near the surface. We know that from flying in airplanes. The worst effects of atmosphere which limit visibility are at low altitudes, below clouds, not higher altitudes, above clouds. The atmosphere is far thinner at high altitudes, than at lower altitudes, and that's why any effects of atmosphere - ACTUAL effects, not fantasyland ones - are greater at low altitudes, and obscure views of distant objects, and often those very CLOSE to us, as we all know.
You've invented magical effects within our atmosphere, which don't exist, except in your own fantasy-land world, but that's not reality, which is what we're actually dealing with here.
If you prefer magical effects instead of reality, it's your choice. I choose reality, it's much better in the end.
originally posted by: dragonridr
[Try to match those distances on a flat earth map should be easy take a fight from say the US to Australia on a flat earth map show us the scale. If you can get distances to match flat earth I will gladly say your right. However, if you find flight times to be impossible on your map you will have to concede the earth is round. By the way, every map has an error because you can't place a globe on a flat surface without a distortion somewhere.
Do you even realize everywhere on the globe uses GPS and you cant get these positions correct on a map unless you include the earth curvature? I look forward seeing your map please let me know when your done and we can check it out.
originally posted by: OneBigMonkeyToo
Your insistence that something is happening does not mean it is happening. You have not answered the question I asked: if it is only Saturn 'wobbling', why is the moon wobbling with it?
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originally posted by: turbonium1
The map is based on the globe Earth, and extended out on a flat map, that's why it's not accurate.
But planes measure with instruments, based on the flat Earth, and that's why they are always accurate on flights, of any distance.
When planes reach altitude, their instruments measure for LEVEL flight, at that altitude, and remain at LEVEL flight, and the same altitude, for most of the flight, and then descend and land down again.
It's actually measured as a level flight, not 'curved' flight. Level flight alone, proves the Earth is flat.
originally posted by: OneBigMonkeyToo
So when you're looking up at the stars and planets, what exactly do you think you're looking through? Why does the distortion of features in the night sky get worse when looking towards the horizon than looking straight up?
originally posted by: neutronflux
A person can fly to “ the South Pole - where all 360 lines of longitude meet and in a few steps you can walk around the world”. And there is no ice wall in the way?
originally posted by: turbonium1
Just pad it with impressive sounding, absolutely nonsensical techno gibberish, and they'll eat it all up!
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