19 Jul '16 15:15>1 edit
This is a Sonhouse test I just devised:
You could dig a trench say 20 km long and have a laser shine a light on the edge of the cutter to make a straight as an arrow cut but there is an easier way:
Go to some big lake, on a day with little wind, flat surface, put a waterproof laser capable of being detected at 20 km distance underwater.
Shine the laser in a straight line as best you can, say one inch under water. Then go 20 km away down the path of the laser, it should be seen 1 inch under water.
Now go to the center of the path, 10 km from the laser, put a detector down till you run into the laser beam. It should be 2.54 meters or 8 feet 4 inches underwater at that point.
Earth is curved not flat.
This test can be done with a small boat, a strong laser and a couple of laser beam detectors. No drilling machines required, very simple test. This should refute ALL the flat Earth conspiracies.
You could dig a trench say 20 km long and have a laser shine a light on the edge of the cutter to make a straight as an arrow cut but there is an easier way:
Go to some big lake, on a day with little wind, flat surface, put a waterproof laser capable of being detected at 20 km distance underwater.
Shine the laser in a straight line as best you can, say one inch under water. Then go 20 km away down the path of the laser, it should be seen 1 inch under water.
Now go to the center of the path, 10 km from the laser, put a detector down till you run into the laser beam. It should be 2.54 meters or 8 feet 4 inches underwater at that point.
Earth is curved not flat.
This test can be done with a small boat, a strong laser and a couple of laser beam detectors. No drilling machines required, very simple test. This should refute ALL the flat Earth conspiracies.