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Originally posted by rookie54
even when confronted by a weeble, i never thought you would stoop so low as to label anyone, [b]anyone, such a vile label...
my opinion of you, sir, has lost 12 points...[/b]
Does that do anything to the chess rating?


Originally posted by sonhouse
I think he gave up. He squeezed as much laity as he could out of this subject.
I am deadly serious, sir.

Answer the basic questions I have put forth most recently, and I assure you the truth of what I am putting forth--- the truth of my challenges up to this point--- will dawn on you like a bolt of lightning.

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Originally posted by FreakyKBH
I am deadly serious, sir.

Answer the basic questions I have put forth most recently, and I assure you the truth of what I am putting forth--- the truth of my challenges up to this point--- will dawn on you like a bolt of lightning.
All you do is pose questions, you don't even THINK about what I said. You have nothing.

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I want the earth to be flat. I'm tired of this round and round and round... 😉


Originally posted by sonhouse
All you do is pose questions, you don't even THINK about what I said. You have nothing.
I've recently posed two very easily--- trivially easy, if you will--- verifiable questions.
The answer to those two questions will do wonders to your mind.

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Originally posted by FreakyKBH
I've recently posed two very easily--- trivially easy, if you will--- verifiable questions.
The answer to those two questions will do wonders to your mind.
Why don't you try to visualize my point about a satellite. In your mythology, satellites cannot exist, they will just fly off forever in space away from Earth or crash, probably just fly off unless they are totally powered 100% to maintain an 'orbit' like an aircraft flying say, at 100,000 feet circling a town or whatever.
Surely there is some flat earthian modification of gravity to justify a flat earth only a few miles thick to be able to have satellite orbits.

Or are you just going to say satellite orbits don't exist, it's all a big fraud like every other so-called argument you pose?


From some sort of weird association trail, this thread makes me think of my very favorite goblin, Tears of the Mushroom. (Don't use a nickname for her, because that is considered rude.)

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Originally posted by apathist
From some sort of weird association trail, this thread makes me think of my very favorite goblin, Tears of the Mushroom. (Don't use a nickname for her, because that is considered rude.)
What is the proper method to tear a mushroom?

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Originally posted by sonhouse
Why don't you try to visualize my point about a satellite. In your mythology, satellites cannot exist, they will just fly off forever in space away from Earth or crash, probably just fly off unless they are totally powered 100% to maintain an 'orbit' like an aircraft flying say, at 100,000 feet circling a town or whatever.
Surely there is some flat earthi ...[text shortened]... satellite orbits don't exist, it's all a big fraud like every other so-called argument you pose?
How many satellites do you suspect there are "up there?"

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Originally posted by FreakyKBH
How many satellites do you suspect there are "up there?"
Right now, hundreds, so what? Do you think satellites can orbit around the flat surface of a flat Earth? BTW, why do you weigh a over 100 pounds if the Earth is only a few miles thick? Gravitational attraction has a well known formula and that alone says Earth is not flat.



Of course you will have a rational for that, right? If we live on a 12 mile thick planet and science says we live on a more or less sphere 8000 odd miles across, then to get the same gravity field we can easily measure right now, I weigh 100 Kg. If the Earth was 12 miles thick, for the same gravity, the density of rock for that 12 miles would have to be over 600 times denser than it is to make me weigh 100 Kg. I would only weigh a few ounces if the density was as we see it and only 12 miles thick.

I'll give you a hint: Lead is only a few times heavier than granite. Not 600 times denser or heavier. If that 12 mile depth was ALL lead I would still weigh less than a kg.

Where do you come up with this stuff anyway? Don't you ever even TRY to think of actual consequences of such a 'theory' as a flat Earth?

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Originally posted by FreakyKBH
How many satellites do you suspect there are "up there?"
About 3,000, but it's only a suspicion.

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Originally posted by HandyAndy
About 3,000, but it's only a suspicion.
3,001
The moon is a satellite.
😉

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Originally posted by wolfgang59
3,001
The moon is a satellite.
😉
The moon is flat. The earth is flat. The tire on my car is flat, but only on one side. 😉

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Originally posted by sonhouse
Right now, hundreds, so what? Do you think satellites can orbit around the flat surface of a flat Earth? BTW, why do you weigh a over 100 pounds if the Earth is only a few miles thick? Gravitational attraction has a well known formula and that alone says Earth is not flat.



Of course you will have a rational for that, right? If we live on a 12 mile th ...[text shortened]... way? Don't you ever even TRY to think of actual consequences of such a 'theory' as a flat Earth?
[b]Right now, hundreds, so what?
Try thousands.
Estimated ~3,000 "working" and many non-working.
Not to mention all of the space junk.
http://www.popsci.com/now-you-can-see-all-space-junk-floating-around-earth-real-time

If we don't need a globe to achieve circumnavigation (it's possible to start at any point of the planet, travel in an east or west direction, and end up where you began), why would we need a globe to achieve low orbit above?

BTW, why do you weigh a over 100 pounds if the Earth is only a few miles thick?
Again, the only statement I have made with respect to depth is how far we have drilled into the ground: 12 kilometers or seven miles [I had previously quoted it as 12 miles].
If we've only drilled 12 miles into the ground, doesn't that make you wonder how anyone could possibly know anything about what lies beneath that depth?
How can there be anything but wild speculation as to the lower levels of the earth, or that there is a core?
Of course, good ol' science comes roaring back with the claim of particle accelerators, x-rays, high intensity lasers and other clap trap, all of which is supposed to instill confidence that despite being literally stopped at seven miles deeps, they're able to ascertain what lies another 3,951 miles to the core.
Do you believe in miracles?
Well, that's the amount of faith required to put your trust in "science"
observable, measurable, falsifiable, reproduceable
on this one.

Gravitation ain't all that it's cracked up to be.
Tesla said Einstein was dead wrong on his theory of relativity
"...a beggar clothed in purple whom ignorant people take for a king..."
and was working on a theory which (among other corrections) negated space curvature--- the basis of his unfinished theory is utilized part of a field which is being worked on even today: plasma cosmology.

And if it's gravity keeping our atmosphere connected to the earth, at what point do the forces of the so-called "vacuum of space" take over?


Originally posted by FreakyKBH
[b][b]Right now, hundreds, so what?
Try thousands.
Estimated ~3,000 "working" and many non-working.
Not to mention all of the space junk.
http://www.popsci.com/now-you-can-see-all-space-junk-floating-around-earth-real-time

If we don't need a globe to achieve circumnavigation (it's possible to start at any point of the planet, travel in an east o ...[text shortened]... onnected to the earth, at what point do the forces of the so-called "vacuum of space" take over?[/b]
You seem to have this knack of delivering so much but actually saying very little. Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence and so far you are yet to produce anything of substance.

Back to the conspiracy angle which you dodged, how many people do you think are involved in this conspiracy?

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