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Put a flat earthier into space

Nukehasslefan said:
Maybe paying attention to what I said would help you greatly.

You can spend your time how you wish. I'm sure you've spent it doing worse things and spent it doing much better things. It's swings and roundabouts.
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The coriolis effect does apply to planes and other high altitude objects even weather systems. Part of how hurricanes form
Nukehasslefan said:
Sun reflection angle off the dome.
If the angle of reflection hits the stick it creates a shadow. The closer the angle to the stick the less of the stick creates the shadow.
So as the sun reflection off the dome moves over and around it you will see the effect of it on the stick with shadow and movement.
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Why not two shadows the light passes and then is reflected back so why only one shadow?
 
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Nukehasslefan said:
You mean the coriolis effect?

If this is the case and they alter the sight to take it into account then you have to accept that it has to apply to planes and helicopters and high altitude balloons, because this tells us that ....if the Earth is a spinning globe as this supposed coriolis effect is in place, then merely jumping up for just one second would alter the landing of a person, never mind a jet or a hovering helicopter....etc.

You see, this is where we get toyed with. Thrown misinfo.

Let me explain why angle is altered, from my side.


If you've been reading my stuff you'll understand that I mentioned a vortex from the centre outwards on the Earth I go with.
Think of it like a big round sink with a plug hole that's open. In my case it's a Earth full of air covered by a dome skin of ice, as you know, I think.
Anyway using a sink analogy you can understand how the water in that sink starts to create a vortex down that plug hole and anything at the centre is pushed into it at speed a bit farther out everything moves slower and slower.


Imagine pushing something towards the plug hold or towards the rim. You'd see a slight alteration in angle as the water catches it as it slowly goes around.

Now think of that but using atmosphere and you would get a minor alteration in angle over distance.

It's also why planes use the jet stream, only they follow the path of circulation and try to avoid the path against it.

I know I know. What?....right?


I can only explain from my side and leave it to people to sit back and think on it.
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How did you come up with that? What made you think that was what was happening?

Also as mentioned before, there's pressure waves coming from the centre which create tides. How does it pull stuff in, but also push stuff out?
 

taipeisafc said:
The coriolis effect does apply to planes and other high altitude objects even weather systems. Part of how hurricanes form
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Ok so now we can start to understand why helicopters can hover over a spinning globe and still stay in the same spot.
Any idea?
Because the explanation was, "oh the Earth spins at over 1000 mph or a bit less as you move north to south, yet the atmosphere follows that solid ground in perfect harmony which means helicopters and planes just follow that by being dragged along with it."
It's absolute utter drivel but the narrative is set out and many people blindly follow it without actually bothering to argue/question it.
taipeisafc said:
The coriolis effect does apply to planes and other high altitude objects even weather systems. Part of how hurricanes form


Why not two shadows the light passes and then is reflected back so why only one shadow?
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What do you mean by two shadows?
 
Nukehasslefan said:
Ok so now we can start to understand why helicopters can hover over a spinning globe and still stay in the same spot.
Any idea?
Because the explanation was, "oh the Earth spins at over 1000 mph or a bit less as you move north to south, yet the atmosphere follows that solid ground in perfect harmony which means helicopters and planes just follow that by being dragged along with it."
It's absolute utter drivel but the narrative is set out and many people blindly follow it without actually bothering to argue/question it.

What do you mean by two shadows?
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Because the pilot picks a reference point and holds station relative to that. Ships do it in moving water with reference to a GPS fix. In all cases they are constantly correcting to hold position relative to the fixed point.
 
What A Waster said:
How did you come up with that? What made you think that was what was happening?

Also as mentioned before, there's pressure waves coming from the centre which create tides. How does it pull stuff in, but also push stuff out?
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The pressure waves are massive at the centre but less and less the farther out they go.

The energy from the centre that's being powered by this feed is reflected off the dome as it moves around the dome creating pressure differentials. Basically expanding and contracting that part of the dome, which creates a pressure at that point of higher and lower as it moves around and away from it.
Nobby said:
Because the pilot picks a reference point and holds station relative to that.
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What do you mean by, holds station?

Are you saying the pilot has to alter course to keep with the coriolis effect?


Nobby said:
Ships do it in moving water with reference to a GPS fix.
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So they turn starboard or port to ensure they do not drift due to the spin?
Nobby said:
In all cases they are constantly correcting to hold position relative to the fixed point.
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And the auto pilot will just do this as an inbuilt magical steering program....right?
 
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Nukehasslefan said:
Sun reflection angle off the dome.
If the angle of reflection hits the stick it creates a shadow. The closer the angle to the stick the less of the stick creates the shadow.
So as the sun reflection off the dome moves over and around it you will see the effect of it on the stick with shadow and movement.
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So we are in a snow globe type construction?

How high is the dome?
 
With my limited understanding of coriolos, if something was travelling eastward it appears it curves to the left in the northern hemisphere, and to the right in the southern hemisphere.

This would not work on any shape other than a globe.


Please correct me if I'm wrong on this. (The last sentence is aimed at the knowledgeable lads about this)
 
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Nukehasslefan said:
You could look at it that way for a bit more clarify in thought processing it.

I have absolutely no idea.
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It should be easy to work out from the angles of the shadows in each location at any part of the day.

Have not not got someone you can trust and measure the shadow at the same time of the day?

How is it dark in Australia when it is light here?

I'm intrigued. If you are right I've been duped all my life and I am interested in knowing the truth.
 
Nukehasslefan said:
Ok so basic English is beyond my grasp.
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Well at least now we know why you can't understand what has been explained to you and why you spew meaningless word salad.

The entirety of you posting can be more fully understood through the lens of "basic English is beyond my grasp"
 
DPTT said:
Don’t forget the Sun is in a undetectable hole in the ground
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That simultaneously pulls pressure waves in and pushes them out (although pressure doesn't exist).

Oh and some of these incoming waves spiral despite there being no rotational force on them, and they are smart enough not to mess with the tides the outgoing waves cause.

The outgoing waves being clever enough not to impact on the motion of things the incoming waves impact on.
 
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