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every degree of spherical earth represents 66mi, thus 23.4° axis tilt is 1544.4mi of separation of the setting sun. LOL | |
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 43182245  Canada10/28/2015 05:43 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: every degree of spherical earth represents 66mi, thus 23.4° axis tilt is 1544.4mi of separation of the setting sun. LOL 46.8° of total axis shift results that the sun sets with a +3088.8mi separation from where it sets during the winter months to the summer months in the west. Tripe! Quoting: Do U even Costa Rica bro? 58530137 Did I mention that you have no Game? You keep saying this as if you made some kind of point. WHAT THE FUCK is your point. Make your stupid point clear, so we can fucking embarrass you by exposing your lack of intelligence. 46.8 deg. So? 3088 miles. So? What the FUCK is your fucking point? The point is there would be a 3088 miles of separation from where you see the sun setting north-west during Canadian/USA summers (or any other place) to where the sun sets south-west during the wintertime. northwest...........3088.8mi..........southwest wintertime..........3088.8mi..........summertime |
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| sigh User ID: 70126120 United States10/28/2015 06:18 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: every degree of spherical earth represents 66mi, thus 23.4° axis tilt is 1544.4mi of separation of the setting sun. LOL The point is there would be a 3088 miles of separation from where you see the sun setting north-west during Canadian/USA summers (or any other place) to where the sun sets south-west during the wintertime. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 43182245 northwest...........3088.8mi..........southwest wintertime..........3088.8mi..........summertime You fucking did it again! SO WHAT? What the fuck is your point? You know what's happening? The point you think you're making is so off the mark that you're not even wrong, except you're not making any point. You're just fucking listing numbers and directions. Fucking spell out your fucking stupid point, so we can embarrass you. Right now, you're not even making a point so we can't even correct you and embarrass you. Do you understand? |
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| Do U even get the point bro? User ID: 42189946 Canada10/28/2015 08:38 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: every degree of spherical earth represents 66mi, thus 23.4° axis tilt is 1544.4mi of separation of the setting sun. LOL The point is there would be a 3088 miles of separation from where you see the sun setting north-west during Canadian/USA summers (or any other place) to where the sun sets south-west during the wintertime. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 43182245 You fucking did it again! SO WHAT? What the fuck is your point? You know what's happening? The point you think you're making is so off the mark that you're not even wrong, except you're not making any point. You're just fucking listing numbers and directions. Fucking spell out your fucking stupid point, so we can embarrass you. Right now, you're not even making a point so we can't even correct you and embarrass you. Do you understand? The point is just that, the sun would set 3088.8mi further south during the winter then from where it did during the summer, ha ha ha! It would do that if an axis existed and its tilt was truly 23.4°, it's not what we see. northwest...........3088.8mi..........southwest wintertime..........3088.8mi..........summertime |
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| um User ID: 70126120 United States10/28/2015 09:30 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: every degree of spherical earth represents 66mi, thus 23.4° axis tilt is 1544.4mi of separation of the setting sun. LOL The point is just that, the sun would set 3088.8mi further south during the winter then from where it did during the summer, ha ha ha! It would do that if an axis existed and its tilt was truly 23.4°, it's not what we see. Quoting: Do U even get the point bro? 42189946 northwest...........3088.8mi..........southwest wintertime..........3088.8mi..........summertime Wow so you obviously are incapable of articulating your point because your thinking is so screwed up and wrong that you don't even know when you're not making sense or a point. But maybe this will address the (non) issue you're implying... The Moon's diameter is 2159 miles. Very big. How big does it appear to you in the sky? Quite small. Much smaller than your hand. You keep saying "3088.8 miles". You're just not aware of the fact that 3088.8 miles measured along the meridian (longitude) has little to do with the distance or angle one would see on the horizon. These are completely different things, completely different geometry. Hope that's enough for you to start realizing how badly you are mistaken. sigh |
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| Do U even get the point bro? User ID: 66840434 Canada10/28/2015 10:18 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: every degree of spherical earth represents 66mi, thus 23.4° axis tilt is 1544.4mi of separation of the setting sun. LOL The point is just that, the sun would set 3088.8mi further south during the winter then from where it did during the summer, ha ha ha! It would do that if an axis existed and its tilt was truly 23.4°, it's not what we see. Quoting: Do U even get the point bro? 42189946 northwest...........3088.8mi..........southwest wintertime..........3088.8mi..........summertime Wow so you obviously are incapable of articulating your point because your thinking is so screwed up and wrong that you don't even know when you're not making sense or a point. But maybe this will address the (non) issue you're implying... The Moon's diameter is 2159 miles. Very big. How big does it appear to you in the sky? Quite small. Much smaller than your hand. You keep saying "3088.8 miles". You're just not aware of the fact that 3088.8 miles measured along the meridian (longitude) has little to do with the distance or angle one would see on the horizon. These are completely different things, completely different geometry. Hope that's enough for you to start realizing how badly you are mistaken. sigh You have no idea how big the moon is or its dimensions. If earth were a sphere, and tilted, the degree of its tilt would reflect the distance that the light source is seen rising and setting from because it's not the light source (moon/sun) that is tilted its earth thus because earth's tilt varies around the light source that distance would have a variation of +3088.8mi, lol.  |
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 17353182  United Kingdom10/29/2015 08:37 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: every degree of spherical earth represents 66mi, thus 23.4° axis tilt is 1544.4mi of separation of the setting sun. LOL The point is there would be a 3088 miles of separation from where you see the sun setting north-west during Canadian/USA summers (or any other place) to where the sun sets south-west during the wintertime. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 43182245 You fucking did it again! SO WHAT? What the fuck is your point? You know what's happening? The point you think you're making is so off the mark that you're not even wrong, except you're not making any point. You're just fucking listing numbers and directions. Fucking spell out your fucking stupid point, so we can embarrass you. Right now, you're not even making a point so we can't even correct you and embarrass you. Do you understand? The point is just that, the sun would set 3088.8mi further south during the winter then from where it did during the summer, ha ha ha! It would do that if an axis existed and its tilt was truly 23.4°, it's not what we see. northwest...........3088.8mi..........southwest wintertime..........3088.8mi..........summertime I was going to ignore this idiotic thread, but... OK, so looking out of the window I can see two trees at the bottom of the garden. At a rough measurement they're about 30 degrees apart. According to your strange system of calculation, that means they're nearly 2000 miles apart! (Or over 2000 using the correct 69 miles/degree). Now do you understand that the conversion of angles to distance doesn't apply in these cases? It doesn't apply to trees, buildings, mountains or where the sun rises or sets!! |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 65628652 United States10/29/2015 09:02 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: every degree of spherical earth represents 66mi, thus 23.4° axis tilt is 1544.4mi of separation of the setting sun. LOL At the equator, one degree of longitude and latitude both cover about 111 kilometers, or just under 70 miles. When we get away from the equator, this starts getting tricky. As you approach the poles, the distance represented by one degree of difference in longitude gets to zero. |
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 65628652 United States10/29/2015 09:06 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: every degree of spherical earth represents 66mi, thus 23.4° axis tilt is 1544.4mi of separation of the setting sun. LOL The point is there would be a 3088 miles of separation from where you see the sun setting north-west during Canadian/USA summers (or any other place) to where the sun sets south-west during the wintertime. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 43182245 You fucking did it again! SO WHAT? What the fuck is your point? You know what's happening? The point you think you're making is so off the mark that you're not even wrong, except you're not making any point. You're just fucking listing numbers and directions. Fucking spell out your fucking stupid point, so we can embarrass you. Right now, you're not even making a point so we can't even correct you and embarrass you. Do you understand? The point is just that, the sun would set 3088.8mi further south during the winter then from where it did during the summer, ha ha ha! It would do that if an axis existed and its tilt was truly 23.4°, it's not what we see. northwest...........3088.8mi..........southwest wintertime..........3088.8mi..........summertime I was going to ignore this idiotic thread, but... OK, so looking out of the window I can see two trees at the bottom of the garden. At a rough measurement they're about 30 degrees apart. According to your strange system of calculation, that means they're nearly 2000 miles apart! (Or over 2000 using the correct 69 miles/degree). Now do you understand that the conversion of angles to distance doesn't apply in these cases? It doesn't apply to trees, buildings, mountains or where the sun rises or sets!! what? what is the rough measurement of a degree? youre thinking of angle. You should have ignored this thread and definitely not replied. |
| Do U even Costa Rica bro? User ID: 70680674 Canada10/29/2015 11:06 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: every degree of spherical earth represents 66mi, thus 23.4° axis tilt is 1544.4mi of separation of the setting sun. LOL What caused you to want to calculate the separation and why? I'm not inclined to agree or disagree but I like it. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 70281251 Because it's there, right in front of your eyes. If earth were a sphere, and tilted, the degree of its tilt would reflect the distance that the sun is seen rising and setting from, thus because earth's tilt varies around the light source that distance would have a variation of +3088.8mi because every degree of earth measures 66mi. |
| Do U even MATH bro? User ID: 70680794 Canada10/29/2015 11:29 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: every degree of spherical earth represents 66mi, thus 23.4° axis tilt is 1544.4mi of separation of the setting sun. LOL The point is there would be a 3088 miles of separation from where you see the sun setting north-west during Canadian/USA summers (or any other place) to where the sun sets south-west during the wintertime. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 43182245 You fucking did it again! SO WHAT? What the fuck is your point? You know what's happening? The point you think you're making is so off the mark that you're not even wrong, except you're not making any point. You're just fucking listing numbers and directions. Fucking spell out your fucking stupid point, so we can embarrass you. Right now, you're not even making a point so we can't even correct you and embarrass you. Do you understand? The point is just that, the sun would set 3088.8mi further south during the winter then from where it did during the summer, ha ha ha! It would do that if an axis existed and its tilt was truly 23.4°, it's not what we see. northwest...........3088.8mi..........southwest wintertime..........3088.8mi..........summertime I was going to ignore this idiotic thread, but... OK, so looking out of the window I can see two trees at the bottom of the garden. At a rough measurement they're about 30 degrees apart. According to your strange system of calculation, that means they're nearly 2000 miles apart! (Or over 2000 using the correct 69 miles/degree). Now do you understand that the conversion of angles to distance doesn't apply in these cases? It doesn't apply to trees, buildings, mountains or where the sun rises or sets!! Everyone knows who the idiot here is, except the idiot. So in the name of charity and good will, here's an exercise so that you may know who's that idiotic. Answer the following: What is the distance of separation in miles between the Summer Solstice and Winter Solstice and please show the math. Here's a link for a visual just to get that old noggin of yours started. [link to www.naturalnavigator.com] |
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 17353182 United Kingdom10/29/2015 12:31 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: every degree of spherical earth represents 66mi, thus 23.4° axis tilt is 1544.4mi of separation of the setting sun. LOL ... Quoting: sigh 70126120 You fucking did it again! SO WHAT? What the fuck is your point? You know what's happening? The point you think you're making is so off the mark that you're not even wrong, except you're not making any point. You're just fucking listing numbers and directions. Fucking spell out your fucking stupid point, so we can embarrass you. Right now, you're not even making a point so we can't even correct you and embarrass you. Do you understand? The point is just that, the sun would set 3088.8mi further south during the winter then from where it did during the summer, ha ha ha! It would do that if an axis existed and its tilt was truly 23.4°, it's not what we see. northwest...........3088.8mi..........southwest wintertime..........3088.8mi..........summertime I was going to ignore this idiotic thread, but... OK, so looking out of the window I can see two trees at the bottom of the garden. At a rough measurement they're about 30 degrees apart. According to your strange system of calculation, that means they're nearly 2000 miles apart! (Or over 2000 using the correct 69 miles/degree). Now do you understand that the conversion of angles to distance doesn't apply in these cases? It doesn't apply to trees, buildings, mountains or where the sun rises or sets!! Everyone knows who the idiot here is, except the idiot. So in the name of charity and good will, here's an exercise so that you may know who's that idiotic. Answer the following: What is the distance of separation in miles between the Summer Solstice and Winter Solstice and please show the math. Here's a link for a visual just to get that old noggin of yours started. [link to www.naturalnavigator.com] OK, the answer is that there is no "distance of separation in miles". The question is meaningless, and as I already said, the conversion of an angle to a distance doesn't apply to changes in the sun's position. If you think it does, then explain why it doesn't apply to the trees at the bottom of my garden... |
| LostReality33 User ID: 61464139 United States10/29/2015 12:41 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: every degree of spherical earth represents 66mi, thus 23.4° axis tilt is 1544.4mi of separation of the setting sun. LOL Evolution and the Spherical Earth are FALSE BY DEFAULT in Your Manufactured Reality "I never act without a purpose." -Duke Austerberry "It's a bad time for the world if you're a boy or a girl or maybe something in between, it doesn't matter; we all gotta go green and trust everything the authorities tell us, because they love us and they only want the best for us..." ~Lance Hardcore If you click this thread you can hear Maynard James Keenan of TOOL sing "THE WORLD MUST FEEL THIS SEPTEMBER ELEVEN" 4 months before 9/11 Thread: TOOL The Patient 9/11 REVERSED MUSIC VIDEO "THE WORLD MUST FEEL THIS SEPTEMBER ELEVEN" <---4 MONTHS BEFORE 9/11 I've now got a website up and running exploring this new discovery of the Dark Speech, reversed secrets now revealed NO PERSONAL ADVERTISING to ULTRASONIC REVERSE SPEECH ANALYSIS CHANNEL: [link to www.youtube.com (secure)] Subscribe to DARK SPEECH DECODER CHANNEL: [link to www.youtube.com (secure)] Subscribe to the JOHNNY DARK SPEAK CHANNEL: [link to www.youtube.com (secure)] Get in on The Extreme Reality Puppet Show! [link to www.youtube.com (secure)] "This videocast offers unique and never-before-heard information coming to you direct from ONE EPIC NAME on the INWO scene; David Eager. The Extreme Reality Puppet Show is the FIRST, BEST & ONLY Conspiracy Puppet Show IN THE WORLD! TELL ALL YOUR FRIENDS!" The time is NOW! |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 17353182 United Kingdom10/30/2015 06:48 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: every degree of spherical earth represents 66mi, thus 23.4° axis tilt is 1544.4mi of separation of the setting sun. LOL ... Quoting: Do U even get the point bro? 42189946 The point is just that, the sun would set 3088.8mi further south during the winter then from where it did during the summer, ha ha ha! It would do that if an axis existed and its tilt was truly 23.4°, it's not what we see. northwest...........3088.8mi..........southwest wintertime..........3088.8mi..........summertime I was going to ignore this idiotic thread, but... OK, so looking out of the window I can see two trees at the bottom of the garden. At a rough measurement they're about 30 degrees apart. According to your strange system of calculation, that means they're nearly 2000 miles apart! (Or over 2000 using the correct 69 miles/degree). Now do you understand that the conversion of angles to distance doesn't apply in these cases? It doesn't apply to trees, buildings, mountains or where the sun rises or sets!! Everyone knows who the idiot here is, except the idiot. So in the name of charity and good will, here's an exercise so that you may know who's that idiotic. Answer the following: What is the distance of separation in miles between the Summer Solstice and Winter Solstice and please show the math. Here's a link for a visual just to get that old noggin of yours started. [link to www.naturalnavigator.com] OK, the answer is that there is no "distance of separation in miles". The question is meaningless, and as I already said, the conversion of an angle to a distance doesn't apply to changes in the sun's position. If you think it does, then explain why it doesn't apply to the trees at the bottom of my garden... No answer OP? Or have you finally realised how wrong your whole flat earth concept is? |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 37373986 United States10/30/2015 06:55 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: every degree of spherical earth represents 66mi, thus 23.4° axis tilt is 1544.4mi of separation of the setting sun. LOL A degree of latitude is about 69 miles. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 17353182 A degree of longitude varies hugely depending on your latitude. Ha ha ha, a ball is a ball, just like a sphere. Its circumference is 360° all around. Turn the ball to its side and the latitude becomes longitude, ha ha ha!   Wow you need help son |
