Conspiracy - Are Some Theories Accurate?
In the next week or even later, can you watch this video that 1Mind1Spirit posted for me. I just watched it and it's ALL math. The first time I have EVER seen math that's explained in detail and shown as he does it. Talk about perfect timing for anyone and everyone that keeps pointing out the angles of the sun by triangulating. I know I've said the at least twice but this is the best video and
the best proof WITH MATH for a flat earth. I learned a lot and fellas might too. He explains everything while showing you
EXACTLY what he does and how he does it.
Do Not miss the first five minutes, if you think it's stupid quit watching. I'm only going to tag four people who have been "following" the thread. @
WizardofOz @
Right Divider @
User Name @
SaulToPaul - :chuckle:
Globe Earth Math - 100% Debunked
https://youtu.be/fIhgFT-OipU - Click on link for full screen view -
I watched the video. It is quite compelling.
Around 17:20, several assumptions are made though. And I think it is at this point the logic and math falter.
The experimenter accepts physics of light, such as all light continues in a straight path. Sure, he considers refraction, however a portion of light will still continue in a straight path, as light from a source does not emit only a single ray.
He also never considers altitude. He uses the physics of "elevation;" but that refers to an angle of measure, not a physical position.
Lastly, the sun would not be in a static, stationary position with a globe model. In addition, using a flat surface as means of demonstrating this does not disprove a globe model, as it makes sense for the source not to be congruent and precise from these varying points. He is placing flat, static measurements onto a non-flat, non-static model. By misapplying the math and physics test, he generated a false conclusion. He applied the globe physics calculations to a flat model (and vise versa as a starting point), did not account for altitude or perspective, and failed to apply necessary calculations for a non-static earth and tilt. Thus, the conclusions are faulty and in need of refinement, along with retesting of the hypothesis.
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