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Ships and sunsets are next. --Dave

Now that agrees with Metabunk: Horizon = 387.71 Miles (2047120.91 Feet) Bulge = 5.06 Miles (26690.44 Feet) Drop = 20.26 Miles (106967.3 Feet) Hidden= 100.68 Feet (1208.2 Inches) Horizon Dip = 5.593 Degrees I did my graph in pencil now I have to finish it with a black marker so I can take a...

I already answered that video. --Dave

Everyone I have finished my graph. I used graph paper with every 1/4 inch = 1 mile. My graph is a little over 10 feet long and is 17 inches wide. I marked a 20 mile drop at a distance of 400 miles. I marked an elevation of 20 miles above at 0 distance. Now I'm looking at the curved earth...

Is this Hawking narrating or not? --Dave

Do you mean the one that was supposedly narrated by Hawking? --Dave

I'm putting up a graph across my wall. It's going to be about 8 feet long and it will show the elevation to distance for a 35000 foot commercial flight and a 100000 foot balloon to the horizon and to scale. I found a very good video for the high altitude balloon, Starduster. I'll take pictures...

I'm sure you know the flat earth model does not mean there are no mountains or valleys etc. I see your from Wisconsin. I'm from Superior. I lived by Lake Superior, that huge flat body of water, since water seeks its own level. --Dave

I know what Clete did to get .02, but I don't know what Metabunk did to arrive at .04. --Dave

Thanks, I'm enjoying the study of triangulation. The pic you placed did not show up, could you link it to the website you found it. --Dave

Flat earth is still gaining in popular appeal. The initial lift off of this modern presentation of our most ancient cosmology was due to youtube and to the Nikon P900 83X camera in 2015. The quality of the video's were excellent and Mark Sargent started vlogging a weekly live show. Everyone...

I go over hours and hours of video on flat earth and there is not as yet a consensus that I can find on the exact size, shape, and distance from earth for the sun, moon, and stars. Flat earth follows Tesla's electromagnetic universe and rejects Einstein's gravitational wave universe. The main...

But can you tell me why the Metabunk site says the Horizon Dip = 0.043 degrees and not 0.0217? --Dave

Thanks for a good reply. I've been working on understanding the degree of angle. I went to the arctan calculator as you pointed out. 6 feet (viewing height) divided by 15838 feet (distance to horizon) = 0.00037883571 I went to another calculator to enter the input value and get the result in...

Those who believe in a spinning globe simply can't take these verses literally. The grammar is clear and the scripture throughout says the sun moves across the sky. God made the sun and moon stand still not the earth. Isaiah 40:22 It is He who sits above the circle of the earth, And its...

Did the "Spirit of God move" over the face of the waters or did the "waters move" under the Spirit of God? Did the sun literally stand still at Joshua's command or did the earth literally stop spinning? --Dave

From my quote from Metabunk, Horizon = 3 Miles (15838 Feet) Bulge = 1.5 Feet (18 Inches) Drop = 6 Feet (72.02 Inches) Hidden= 0 Feet (0 Inches) Horizon Dip = 0.043 Degrees Clete says "I know that the drop is six feet at three miles but I dispute the .04° figure because a right triangle with...

No, Dave believes there are good arguments for both flat a globe earth. I am arguing on behalf of flat earth to see if it will hold up in a good debate. The Bible clearly supports flat earth, but one can argue there are verses that can be used to support a globe. I'm not so sure that's the...

Thanks for a great response. Do you think these figures below from the Metabunk site are correct or not? It seems to me that seeing the horizon is seeing the curve, or the beginning of it. And that would mean we are looking at the bulge. Everything in front of this bulge is in view and...

Sorry for the confusion on this earlier post. I mixed up bulge height as a rise in height when I should have described it as a drop in height. But, as you will see getting the bulge right is important. I have made a number of word revisions and added more commentary on what the "bulge" is to...