Re: Flat as a Pancake : Wed Nov 04, 2015 2:33 pm  

Doom&Gloom Merchant wrote:

Here's your mate Felix:

HA ha here's the picture without the fisheye lens AGAIN HORIZON FLAT and at eye level NUMPTY

Re: Flat as a Pancake : Wed Nov 04, 2015 2:37 pm  

This is my fave:

Re: Flat as a Pancake : Wed Nov 04, 2015 2:41 pm  

Wow you bring a lot of intellectual conversation the table.

Re: Flat as a Pancake : Wed Nov 04, 2015 2:41 pm  

Dally wrote:

Would that apply is Australia was on the bottom-side of a flat Earth of significant mass and the UK on the top-side?

The difficulty in the OP's assertion seems to me to come from what happens around the edges of the flat Earth?

Nah. He linked to many YT videos and one of these had another headcase explaining that the flat round earth, containing all the landmasses we know, is perched on some sort of cone shape, like a kid's top. None of the loonies propose a double-sided flat earth.

The all seem to believe that you can't get to the edge because of the Great Ice Wall. despite planes and satellites having flown over Antarctica millions of times, despite several countries having permanent bases there, despite people on foot having even actually repeatedly walked to the South Pole, it can't be done. because (a) there isn't one, and (b) they couldn't get over the Great Ice Wall, you see. Scott and Amundsen were not great explorers, they were NASA agents sent to bamboozle posterity.

Re: Flat as a Pancake : Wed Nov 04, 2015 2:45 pm  

Doom&Gloom Merchant wrote: This is my fave: Immature child https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fisheye_lens

Doom&Gloom Merchant wrote: This is my fave: Immature child https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fisheye_lens

Re: Flat as a Pancake : Wed Nov 04, 2015 2:52 pm  

Great Wall of Ice? has someone been watching too much Game of Thrones?

Re: Flat as a Pancake : Wed Nov 04, 2015 2:54 pm  

theearthisflat wrote: HA ha here's the picture without the fisheye lens AGAIN HORIZON FLAT and at eye level NUMPTY OMG you really are mad, aren't you? You post, as "evidence", the Red Bull Stratos/Aix Sponza German entry in the "Best Visualisation" category of the Animago Awards 2013! http://www.animago.com/en/hall-of-fame/ ... ries-2013/ ]The animago Award is a competition that honours outstanding international work in the fields of 3D Animation & Still, Visual Effects and Visualisation.] Don't you get tired of heaping this sort of humiliation on your own head? Now, why is it that the moon looks "upside down" when viewed from Australia? This one must be hard for you, given your conspicuous refusal to explain, but i'm a generous-spirited sort of guy so here's a link to a page of Woodlands Junior School in Kent, which will take you through the basics. http://resources.woodlands-junior.kent. ... heres.html

theearthisflat wrote: HA ha here's the picture without the fisheye lens AGAIN HORIZON FLAT and at eye level NUMPTY OMG you really are mad, aren't you? You post, as "evidence", the Red Bull Stratos/Aix Sponza German entry in the "Best Visualisation" category of the Animago Awards 2013! http://www.animago.com/en/hall-of-fame/ ... ries-2013/ ]The animago Award is a competition that honours outstanding international work in the fields of 3D Animation & Still, Visual Effects and Visualisation.] Don't you get tired of heaping this sort of humiliation on your own head? Now, why is it that the moon looks "upside down" when viewed from Australia? This one must be hard for you, given your conspicuous refusal to explain, but i'm a generous-spirited sort of guy so here's a link to a page of Woodlands Junior School in Kent, which will take you through the basics. http://resources.woodlands-junior.kent. ... heres.html

Re: Flat as a Pancake : Wed Nov 04, 2015 2:58 pm  

Ha ha 8 v 1 and not one person can prove the globe. Why's that? Because it's just a THEORY.

Re: Flat as a Pancake : Wed Nov 04, 2015 3:00 pm  

Also, if we were on a flat 'disk', wouldn't northern Russia, Europe and America then be in the centre and therefore the hottest? Would there even be an equator? Would North exist?

Re: Flat as a Pancake : Wed Nov 04, 2015 3:09 pm  

theearthisflat wrote: Scientific evidence The Bedfordshire level experiment https://youtu.be/IDSM_ohW-hY Have you ever heard that light can bend? You know like from one medium to another of different density? It's perfectly possible given the right conditions in air of differing densities for light to bend around curves. That's your experiment mate ... bent! Refraction.

theearthisflat wrote: Scientific evidence The Bedfordshire level experiment https://youtu.be/IDSM_ohW-hY Have you ever heard that light can bend? You know like from one medium to another of different density? It's perfectly possible given the right conditions in air of differing densities for light to bend around curves. That's your experiment mate ... bent! Refraction.