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Anonymous Coward User ID: 49039104 United States 03/06/2017 02:40 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | You globers are so fucking stupid and clearly have never researched the flat Earth model, timezones are explained perfectly and actually make more sense on a flat Earth with a local sun not a sun that's 92.96 million miles away. And the only curvature you will EVER see will be from a fish eye lens. There is no curvature, we are shown all cartoon CGI pictures, no real pictures, no north-south round trips, no terra firma planets. We are taught to deny our very senses, our intuition and our common sense. Almost everything we've been taught is a lie. The Earth is flat! |
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Hydra User ID: 69116352 Germany 03/06/2017 03:14 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | You globers are so fucking stupid and clearly have never researched the flat Earth model, timezones are explained perfectly and actually make more sense on a flat Earth with a local sun not a sun that's 92.96 million miles away. And the only curvature you will EVER see will be from a fish eye lens. There is no curvature, we are shown all cartoon CGI pictures, no real pictures, no north-south round trips, no terra firma planets. We are taught to deny our very senses, our intuition and our common sense. Almost everything we've been taught is a lie. The Earth is flat! Quoting: Anonymous Coward 49039104 I think we can agree that at the north pole Polaris is straight ahead, at a 90° angle to Earth. I have measured the altitude of Polaris at some other places: At my place (4050 km from the north pole) it is at an angle of 53.5° above the horizon. In Naples, Italy (5450 km from the north pole) the angle is 41° above the horizon. In Yangon, Myanmar (8126 km from the north pole) I measured the angle at 16.8° above the horizon. And in Galle, Sri Lanka (9320 km from the north pole) it was 6° above the horizon. Now let's apply some simple trigonometry to calculate the height of Polaris above the north pole. The height of Polaris in kilometers above the north pole on a flat earth: At my place (4050 km from the north pole - angle above the horizon = 53.5°) Polaris is 5469 km above the north pole. In Naples, Italy (5450 km from the north pole - angle above the horizon = 41°) Polaris is 4713 km above the north pole. In Yangon, Myanmar (8126 km from the north pole - angle above the horizon = 16.8°) Polaris is 2445 km above the north pole. And in Galle, Sri Lanka (9320 km from the north pole - angle above the horizon = 6°) Polaris is 980 km above the north pole. So, how high above the north pole is it? 5469 km? 4713 km? 2445 km? Or just 980 km? Please explain, how you get different heights on different latitudes. . :ase26122019: Annular Solar Eclipse - December 26, 2019 - Kannur, Kerala, India |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 35904320 Canada 03/06/2017 04:08 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | You globers are so fucking stupid and clearly have never researched the flat Earth model, timezones are explained perfectly and actually make more sense on a flat Earth with a local sun not a sun that's 92.96 million miles away. And the only curvature you will EVER see will be from a fish eye lens. There is no curvature, we are shown all cartoon CGI pictures, no real pictures, no north-south round trips, no terra firma planets. We are taught to deny our very senses, our intuition and our common sense. Almost everything we've been taught is a lie. The Earth is flat! Quoting: Anonymous Coward 49039104 I think we can agree that at the north pole Polaris is straight ahead, at a 90° angle to Earth. I have measured the altitude of Polaris at some other places: At my place (4050 km from the north pole) it is at an angle of 53.5° above the horizon. In Naples, Italy (5450 km from the north pole) the angle is 41° above the horizon. In Yangon, Myanmar (8126 km from the north pole) I measured the angle at 16.8° above the horizon. And in Galle, Sri Lanka (9320 km from the north pole) it was 6° above the horizon. Now let's apply some simple trigonometry to calculate the height of Polaris above the north pole. The height of Polaris in kilometers above the north pole on a flat earth: At my place (4050 km from the north pole - angle above the horizon = 53.5°) Polaris is 5469 km above the north pole. In Naples, Italy (5450 km from the north pole - angle above the horizon = 41°) Polaris is 4713 km above the north pole. In Yangon, Myanmar (8126 km from the north pole - angle above the horizon = 16.8°) Polaris is 2445 km above the north pole. And in Galle, Sri Lanka (9320 km from the north pole - angle above the horizon = 6°) Polaris is 980 km above the north pole. So, how high above the north pole is it? 5469 km? 4713 km? 2445 km? Or just 980 km? Please explain, how you get different heights on different latitudes. . Not questioning your math (yet) but how did you determine the distance from those cities to the North Pole for a flat earth map? What was your source? |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 73160251 United States 03/06/2017 04:10 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Space agencies of Russia, China, Japan, etc. confirm NASA on this matter and provide their own proof and evidence, which has nothing to do with NASA. don' care either way, but your argument assumed independent countries and leaderships...independent of Western banks (nope) and the supernatural forces worshipped and obeyed by most global elites... |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 74046134 France 03/06/2017 04:11 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | You globers are so fucking stupid and clearly have never researched the flat Earth model, timezones are explained perfectly and actually make more sense on a flat Earth with a local sun not a sun that's 92.96 million miles away. And the only curvature you will EVER see will be from a fish eye lens. There is no curvature, we are shown all cartoon CGI pictures, no real pictures, no north-south round trips, no terra firma planets. We are taught to deny our very senses, our intuition and our common sense. Almost everything we've been taught is a lie. The Earth is flat! Quoting: Anonymous Coward 49039104 I think we can agree that at the north pole Polaris is straight ahead, at a 90° angle to Earth. I have measured the altitude of Polaris at some other places: At my place (4050 km from the north pole) it is at an angle of 53.5° above the horizon. In Naples, Italy (5450 km from the north pole) the angle is 41° above the horizon. In Yangon, Myanmar (8126 km from the north pole) I measured the angle at 16.8° above the horizon. And in Galle, Sri Lanka (9320 km from the north pole) it was 6° above the horizon. Now let's apply some simple trigonometry to calculate the height of Polaris above the north pole. The height of Polaris in kilometers above the north pole on a flat earth: At my place (4050 km from the north pole - angle above the horizon = 53.5°) Polaris is 5469 km above the north pole. In Naples, Italy (5450 km from the north pole - angle above the horizon = 41°) Polaris is 4713 km above the north pole. In Yangon, Myanmar (8126 km from the north pole - angle above the horizon = 16.8°) Polaris is 2445 km above the north pole. And in Galle, Sri Lanka (9320 km from the north pole - angle above the horizon = 6°) Polaris is 980 km above the north pole. So, how high above the north pole is it? 5469 km? 4713 km? 2445 km? Or just 980 km? Please explain, how you get different heights on different latitudes. . Not questioning your math (yet) but how did you determine the distance from those cities to the North Pole for a flat earth map? What was your source? Can you see polaris from australia? |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 71642279 Canada 03/06/2017 04:16 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | You globers are so fucking stupid and clearly have never researched the flat Earth model, timezones are explained perfectly and actually make more sense on a flat Earth with a local sun not a sun that's 92.96 million miles away. And the only curvature you will EVER see will be from a fish eye lens. There is no curvature, we are shown all cartoon CGI pictures, no real pictures, no north-south round trips, no terra firma planets. We are taught to deny our very senses, our intuition and our common sense. Almost everything we've been taught is a lie. The Earth is flat! Quoting: Anonymous Coward 49039104 I think we can agree that at the north pole Polaris is straight ahead, at a 90° angle to Earth. I have measured the altitude of Polaris at some other places: At my place (4050 km from the north pole) it is at an angle of 53.5° above the horizon. In Naples, Italy (5450 km from the north pole) the angle is 41° above the horizon. In Yangon, Myanmar (8126 km from the north pole) I measured the angle at 16.8° above the horizon. And in Galle, Sri Lanka (9320 km from the north pole) it was 6° above the horizon. Now let's apply some simple trigonometry to calculate the height of Polaris above the north pole. The height of Polaris in kilometers above the north pole on a flat earth: At my place (4050 km from the north pole - angle above the horizon = 53.5°) Polaris is 5469 km above the north pole. In Naples, Italy (5450 km from the north pole - angle above the horizon = 41°) Polaris is 4713 km above the north pole. In Yangon, Myanmar (8126 km from the north pole - angle above the horizon = 16.8°) Polaris is 2445 km above the north pole. And in Galle, Sri Lanka (9320 km from the north pole - angle above the horizon = 6°) Polaris is 980 km above the north pole. So, how high above the north pole is it? 5469 km? 4713 km? 2445 km? Or just 980 km? Please explain, how you get different heights on different latitudes. . More importantly if those are all distances and angles that are actually measured on the globe earth, maybe you can explain which one of those is the true altitude/height of Polaris. Those calculations are actually proofs of your conceptual earth model. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 71642279 Canada 03/06/2017 04:18 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | You globers are so fucking stupid and clearly have never researched the flat Earth model, timezones are explained perfectly and actually make more sense on a flat Earth with a local sun not a sun that's 92.96 million miles away. And the only curvature you will EVER see will be from a fish eye lens. There is no curvature, we are shown all cartoon CGI pictures, no real pictures, no north-south round trips, no terra firma planets. We are taught to deny our very senses, our intuition and our common sense. Almost everything we've been taught is a lie. The Earth is flat! Quoting: Anonymous Coward 49039104 I think we can agree that at the north pole Polaris is straight ahead, at a 90° angle to Earth. I have measured the altitude of Polaris at some other places: At my place (4050 km from the north pole) it is at an angle of 53.5° above the horizon. In Naples, Italy (5450 km from the north pole) the angle is 41° above the horizon. In Yangon, Myanmar (8126 km from the north pole) I measured the angle at 16.8° above the horizon. And in Galle, Sri Lanka (9320 km from the north pole) it was 6° above the horizon. Now let's apply some simple trigonometry to calculate the height of Polaris above the north pole. The height of Polaris in kilometers above the north pole on a flat earth: At my place (4050 km from the north pole - angle above the horizon = 53.5°) Polaris is 5469 km above the north pole. In Naples, Italy (5450 km from the north pole - angle above the horizon = 41°) Polaris is 4713 km above the north pole. In Yangon, Myanmar (8126 km from the north pole - angle above the horizon = 16.8°) Polaris is 2445 km above the north pole. And in Galle, Sri Lanka (9320 km from the north pole - angle above the horizon = 6°) Polaris is 980 km above the north pole. So, how high above the north pole is it? 5469 km? 4713 km? 2445 km? Or just 980 km? Please explain, how you get different heights on different latitudes. . Not questioning your math (yet) but how did you determine the distance from those cities to the North Pole for a flat earth map? What was your source? Can you see polaris from australia? Never been there so don't know for sure. I am not under the impression that globe earthers or flat earthers claim to see Polaris from Australia though |
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