In fact, you are - the crazy one.
I cannot believe - I mean I literally cannot believe you wrote that post.
Now math doesn't work and the mathematical equations that tell you how circles work somehow also works on a flat surfaces!?
Do you know what a tangent is, Patrick? (Serious question. I'm not being facetious or sarcastic.)
Let me just tell you what it is....
A tangent is a straight line or plane that is perpendicular (i.e. at a 90° angle) to the radius of a circle that touches the circle at a single point. A tangential line, started at any point on a circle gets further and further away from the circle according to a very specific equation. Here is a full explanation upon which any measurement I make will be based...The Earth's radius (r) is 6371 km or 3959 miles, based on numbers from Wikipedia,
which gives a circumference (c)of c = 2 * π * r = 40 030 km
We wish to find the height (h) which is the drop in curvature over the distance.
Using the circumference we find that 1 kilometer has the angle
360° / 40 030 km = 0.009°. The angle (a) is then a = 0.009° * distance.
The derived formula h = r * (1 - cos a) is accurate for any distance.
You gave more math details on tangent and the math you show is in that trig video I posted. You're only repeating that. As you say, this has been done before many times. We know where Wiki gets their numbers.
Nothing can get in the way? Interesting that now math no longer has anything to do with this and it's NOT Masonic. Math has nothing to do with anything other than the "nature" of, what happened to math demonstrating empirical measurements? Maybe it's all relative?Now, that math does not have anything to do with the Masons and it doesn't have anything to do with whether the Earth is flat, round, square or shaped like a football. It doesn't have anything to do with anything other that the nature if circles and tangential lines. It's totally pure unadulterated geometry, not philosophy, religion, cosmology or any other such thing that could in any way bias the numbers that derive from it.
Yes sea level, water is flat. With a telescope, like dozens of amateur videographed proofs, this proof, if unaltered and original will only add to flat Earth Truth. NOT Masonic Math but you avoided using the .666 and rounded up to.67, LOL.If the Earth is flat, then bodies of water ought to be the flattest things we can find. I should be able to set up a telescope to look straight and flat across a long body of water and see no "drop" it is surface over that distance. If, on the other hand, the Earth is a sphere with a radius of 3959 miles then I should get a drop of .67 feet (8.04 inches) over a distance of one mile. That is significant enough to measure without needing specialized equipment beyond what I already own.
Exactly, like how water evaporation distorts perception at a distance. You have a fondness for water. Australia is upside down too and water sticks to convex surfaces despite reality PROVING to the contraryThere is a pond within driving distance of my house where I can achieve a line of sight, continuous water surface distance of approximately 1.3 miles. If the Earth is a sphere of the stated size, that should produce a "drop" in the surface of the water of approximately 13.5 inches! That should be well within any margin of error that is produced by human error in making the measurement as well as other variables like waves on the surface. I say "should be" because I've never actually made an attempt to do it and I don't want to assume that I've accounted for every variable.
I might find something to dispute, as lunatics always do.. Maybe you will too?So, is there anything about what I just said that your lunatic mind can come up with to dispute? Do you agree that if the Earth is flat that any such measurement should be zero? (Accounting, of course, for a margin of error but in any case much closer to zero than the 13.5 inches predicted by geometry.)
Interesting that this experiment is on water and only about 1.3 miles, but then you know what value of clarify... Your results will be murky at best and I know this before you even took the eyepiece off the telescope. As we saw in the curve formula 8 inches per mile squared means even if you went out just 2 miles, the "drop" would be 32", a little more of a significant difference wouldn't you say?If so, would doing such a measurement and coming up with a measurement anything significantly removed from zero (never-mind anything close to 13 inches) be sufficient to snap you out of this lunacy?