Nukehasslefan
Winger
In your mind.
In your mind.
In your mind.
In your mind.
In your mind.
In your mind.
In your mind.
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Put a flat earthier into space
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Pink Panther
Striker
In all bar the foolish minds.
You really are an utter clown like. A thick one at that
So about those distances...
But you did say it was like a planetarium projection yeah?
What about the gradient you keep dodging.
And roughly how high does the projector area sit on your lemon squeezer shaped world?
Nukehasslefan
Winger
Yes.
What about it?
I haven't been there so how can I offer you anything factual about height?
DaveH
Striker
They don’t quite look the same. I remember being in Australia looking at the night sky and it was only after looking at one set of stars for a while, I realised it was Orion upside down to what we normally know it as. This works on a globe but not in a snow dome.
There is also parallax, which is difficult to detect with amateur equipment. The nearest stars appear to move slightly relative to the more distant stars as we go to the 6 month opposite of our orbit around the sun. That is also achievable with a projector, but it is a projector giving the exact appearance of a planet in orbit around the sun with stars at varying distances away. Like many many other effects.
So as @The Snockerty Friddle says the projector must be bang on central and the dome must be a perfect half sphere or there would be distortion.
So there may be no height or gradient at all, you have no idea about that you say now?
marsey
Striker
I dip into this thread now and again, and genuinely believe *him* to be deranged.
Clearly I'm not going to go through the 17K threads, but my questions must have been explained somewhere.
What is the reason for several months of darkness and several months of daylight at different times of the year for each pole?
Also, why does sunrise and sunset occur more quickly the closer you get to the equator, whereas towards the poles it's a more gradual process?
Clearly I'm not going to go through the 17K threads, but my questions must have been explained somewhere.
What is the reason for several months of darkness and several months of daylight at different times of the year for each pole?
Also, why does sunrise and sunset occur more quickly the closer you get to the equator, whereas towards the poles it's a more gradual process?
He will reply asking what Polish people have to do with anything.
Or something else equally as absurd
Nukehasslefan
Winger
Explained.I wonder why
If I have no idea then go with that. Why are you bothering?
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Blame Me
Winger
Eh, so if you haven't been there how do you know the lemon squeezer shape and projector are real or is this just you thinking this is what it is so it must be fact
Nukehasslefan
Winger
Clearly, you haven't been reading the thread.Eh, so if you haven't been there how do you know the lemon squeezer shape and projector are real or is this just you thinking this is what it is so it must be fact
No I'm just clarifying you now say you have no idea if there is a gradient at all.
It may not be a lemon squeezer it may be flat?
Or if it is a lemon squeezer what brings you to that decision, you must have an idea of shape or gradient?
Explain.
Nukehasslefan
Winger
Strangely enough, we thought space travel was impossible at one point in time, yet we have people up there right now. Strange how no country is investing millions to attempt to explore the projector or the dome.
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Nukehasslefan
Winger
No, I'm not. I said I have no idea of the height.
Nope.
I have a decent idea, I just don't know the height.
Boris Bear
Striker
I’m quite proud of the gasoline I added to this tank
