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Pictures from who? NASA? --Dave

They did not count zigzags as miles, all sailing ships will encounter different winds and will not zigzag the same way. Nautical miles are straight, or all their maps would be worthless. There is no way that 10,000 miles becomes 60,000 miles. They made accurate maps, not relative ones. --Dave

The boat is not a mirage is the point. The video shows there is a distance that can be seen with zoom lenses that reveal an extended horizon, seemingly invisible, beyond the one we can see. --Dave

You want to totally disregard that almost the whole bridge is in view when according to the said curvature almost all of it should not have been visible. There are more videos that show things at a greater distance than this bridge. The atmosphere is a factor is not denied, it's that when close...

Is Kansas flat as a pancake? "Three geographers compared the flatness of Kansas to the flatness of a pancake. They used topographic data from a digital scale model prepared by the US Geological Survey, and they purchased a pancake from the International House of Pancakes. If perfect flatness...

These are all government run, private sector is not allowed to do independent research. --Dave

So gravity now has the power to make me think I'm on level ground when I'm actually going down hill. Gravity is in my head too!!! You mean Salt Curves don't you? How come they call it Salt flats? Oh, I know gravity in their heads make them think it's flat. Looks kinda flat to me. Maybe I have a...

The government prevents us from flying over Antarctica not science. --Dave

Distance --Dave

Ok, let me think about how to do this. --Dave

You and I know what Genesis says, so where are you going with this? I don't answer trick or trap questions. I know you already have something specific on this, like where did the water go and how did it get there. --Dave

Be more specific. --Dave

We don't know. I'm sure God will show us in due time. --Dave

No one has gone beyond it that we know of. If the government knows they aren't saying. This ancient map shows this. But I would take this as only speculation not fact. --Dave

No, it's too far away with too much atmospheric fog, hot to cold water and air, for anyone to do so. But if you want to see the ice walls of Antarctica all you have to do is google Antarctica ice wall. Here I'll do it for you. Antarctic Ice Wall Here is a pic of how some one believes the...

I said he traveled around the arctic circle, did not say or imply that he sailed on it. I'm going to see if I can remove you from this thread. --Dave

Sorry, not here. I argued this for years at theology online. Perhaps I will do it again, but not on this thread. --Dave

Sailing 60,000 miles in three years is reasonable saying you went only around the arctic circle is not. The arctic circle is 10,975 miles around it. Cook only went around it once, not 5 times. There is no way he traveled around a continent on the bottom of the earth, he traveled the circle of...

This is not a thread on that subject. --Dave

There is no curvature whatsoever, there are a few hills and dips that make it .9997, but the overall state is perfectly flat, and that is an accurate and acceptable way to say it. --Dave