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originally posted by: charlyv
One thing certain; In the ATS of even 5 years ago, this thread would have over a few hundred posts by now.
So many do not even give a s... anymore.
But I have also seen ships disappear behind the horizon on the beach through binoculars. Which in turn suggests the curvature of the earth. It was a three-master and the top of the mast was the last to disappear. "The mast" because the sailing ship was sailing pretty straight away from me. So I saw it from behind.
If you were to replace your existing binoculars with much higher power binoculars or a telescope after the ship has 'gone over the horizon', you would immediately see the entire ship once again, sailing away on the ocean with absolutely no action having occurred that involves going 'over' a horizon. Higher power telescopes, cameras, or binoculars will always bring that ship back into full view,
until the magnification level no longer serves to reach beyond the now augmented & technologically-extended vanishing point seen by the eye's anatomy.
It's true there are secret patents. But if you don't know what's in them, you can use your imagination to make them anything you want them to be, like free energy or anti-gravity. But that's your imagination, I doubt there are any secret patents for free energy or antigravity which actually work. It's kind of like we don't know exactly what goes on at Area 51 so we can imagine aliens there if we want, but that doesn't mean there are aliens at area 51.
originally posted by: 727Sky
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Actually that photo is not possible on a planar expanse, and it actually proves the curvature of the Earth, but you apparently stick your fingers in your ears so you don't consider any evidence which proves your false beliefs are false. This video explains why it's not possible to take this photo on a flat eath and how it proves the curvature of the Earth, but I'm sure you'll just ignore this again like the previous time you brought this up, and ignored it then too. I also don't know why you have to bring up flat earth in a free energy/anti-gravity thread.
originally posted by: FlyInTheOintment
Picture taken from some 443 kilometres distance, utterly impossible on a spherical planet.
Totally possible on a planar expanse.
The Guinness World Record holding photograph by Mark Bret is often cited by Flat Earthers of proof that the Earth can't be curved, but if you actually break the image down, it proves the existence of curvature
originally posted by: oouthere1
Here is a brief video of Dr Holcomb explaining about the generator, wish he'd leave out the tree hugger comments...
originally posted by: FlyInTheOintment
a reply to: leongrad
I see your point, but it has repeatedly been proven that many, many inventors have successfully demonstrated the use of ZPE, to do work, hence it must be possible. As for the actual mechanics of how they solve the problem, that's one for the smart kids. I can handle general concepts, but maths & engineering are most definitely not my strong points...
originally posted by: FlyInTheOintment
a reply to: Naftalin
which is utterly impossible on a spherical planet,
originally posted by: Lazy88
originally posted by: FlyInTheOintment
a reply to: Naftalin
which is utterly impossible on a spherical planet,
Negative ghost rider.
From one high point to another with refraction taken in account. Is the mountain you’re looking at supposed to be taller. But seem the same hight or below than the point the picture was taken.
for on a sea shore, at seal level, when the conditions are not conclusive for refractions, why is the horizon only three or four miles away.
Why is there a dip to the horizon.
Why waste your time with stupid things easily explained, and debunked.
If the earth is flat, and not a sphere. Why does a simple dial star atlas reliable map and predict the times of constellations for the southern hemisphere.