Put a flat earthier into space

[TheDataGuy]

Central projector must have malfunctioned cos I just went to the corner shop at half time and could see a half moon and the sun at the same time. Idiots. They've turned the moon on but not the stars.
Or actually was it the moon was a reflection of the sun? Canny interesting that as the sun is now WNw in the sky and moon is SW in the sky. Some dome to reflect that.

It's to do with atmospheric stacking (probably)

 

[chelt_mackem]

It's to do with atmospheric stacking (probably)

And water level

 

[What A Waster]

And water level

Water level proves it.

Permanent marker and spirit level in the bath. Done

 

[Churchlanelad]

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[DaveH]

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I would not say that proves it is round. It does explain why looking at the horizon expecting to see a curve on a planet this size, is silly.

 

[legend7]

And water level

As long as it's unhindered

Any proof for your spinning globe yet?

Yes but people throw away the logic of water level in favour of water curving around a spinning globe for which there is absolutely no evidence.


There is no real explanation for it because it doesn't exist.

If it rotated then you'd see the other side but we never do. Why? It should be obvious.
We see one supposed side because that's all there is to a reflection.
It doesn't spin it simply moves over and around the domed sky.

Pretty simple stuff if people can get past the utter gunk offered.

You see air pressure changes all of the time but the bigger pressure changes will be out at sea over an area being pushed against as the push into the atmosphere raises to create that effect of the sea being resistant to it.
Dense mass displacement.

eeeh I miss him

 

[What A Waster]

As long as it's unhindered

eeeh I miss him

Dense mass displacement.

obvious when you think about it

 

[Viper]

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[citybythesea]

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Flat earthers are conspiracy theorists who have too far in their stupidity

The other conspiracy theorists are choosy enough to find theories that are harder to disprove

 

[WattStaxy]

Flat earthers are conspiracy theorists who have too far in their stupidity

The other conspiracy theorists are choosy enough to find theories that are harder to disprove

An example of the strain of walker I mentioned in the Harry Angstrom thread.

 

[citybythesea]

An example of the strain of walker I mentioned in the Harry Angstrom thread.

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[Cox Green Fc]

An example of the strain of walker I mentioned in the Harry Angstrom thread.

You enjoy your and chicken staxxy lad ?

 

[High Entropy]

If a flat-earther stood on the beach and watched a ship go over the horizon, where do they think it goes ?

 

[BigPete]

What happened to Nukey was he banned?

 

[Pink Panther]

What happened to Nukey was he banned?

He's still working on his map.

 

[Dirge]

One side should be office workers and other side should be proper grafters imo

Since shipyards, glassworks, pits etc closed no proper grafters exist in Sunderland

 

[legend7]

If a flat-earther stood on the beach and watched a ship go over the horizon, where do they think it goes ?

It is still there just hidden by dense stacks of atmosphere or something like that.

 

[cfg]

It is still there just hidden by dense stacks of atmosphere or something like that.

It goes underneath on a conveyor and then pops up behind you or something!

I must say that after a career at sea I never experienced this but of course maybe we are conditioned to believe the earth is an oblate spheroid and it did happen, who knows

 

[legend7]

It goes underneath on a conveyor and then pops up behind you or something!

I must say that after a career at sea I never experienced this but of course maybe we are conditioned to believe the earth is an oblate spheroid and it did happen, who knows

I even drew a drawing to debunk nukeys crazy idea.
He basically said you can see further from a great height because of the thinner atmosphere stacking

 

[DaveH]

I even drew a drawing to debunk nukeys crazy idea.
He basically said you can see further from a great height because of the thinner atmosphere stacking

I particularly liked how the atmospheric density accounts for not being able to see more than about 3 miles, but that distance doesn't change when air pressure and temperature changes, i.e. the density of the atmosphere changes.