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I mean that it has already been explained (by other posters, not me) that the satellites used for tv signals are located over the equator, so the further north you are from the equator, the more your satellite has to point south. If you are on the equator, the dish must point directly overhead. If you're south of the equator, the dish must point to the north. I don't know anything about relay sat dishes; we've had several posts here from somebody who set up his own satellite dish, and he certainly didn't say he had to angle it to any relay station.
Antarctica is not "located at the South Pole." The South Pole is a point on Antarctica. Anyway, how does that prevent satellites being in geosynchronous orbit over the equator?View attachment 373279
- Geographical challenge: Antarctica's location at the South Pole means that most satellites in geosynchronous orbit (which circle the Earth above the equator) are blocked by the Earth's curvature.
This makes continuous, high-speed communication a challenge.
- Large antennas at bases: To compensate for the low angle and limited visibility of available satellites, research stations utilize large, fixed antennas (often within massive radomes to protect against hurricane-force winds) to capture signals when satellites pass over the horizon.
1. Do you accept the answer that was given to your previous question, and are you changing the subject because you don't want to admit it?
Your “proofs” are rather lacking. When surveyors make long measurements, they have to take into account the curvature of the earth. If they didn’t, there would be serious problems with the construction of large projects like highways. If the earth was flat, the thousands of surveyors would have to be in on the cover up in almost every country in the world. It is even more improbable than all of the space agencies being in on the conspiracy. How does surveying over great distances take into account the curvature of the Earth's surface? - Physicsgurus Q&A
It has not been proven, this is a lie you repeat over and over.
The guys doing the laser experiments fail to take refraction into account, something they would have included if they had studied surveying.
You do realize that with a globe you can measure the distance between any two points anywhere and get an accurate distance right? That should be impossible if the earth is flat. How do you explain this? You can test this theory at home with a simple sheet of paper. Just make the sheet of paper into a sphere without overlapping, folding, or cutting the edges. If you can’t do that then obviously there’s a problem if the distances between any two points on a globe can be measured accurately.1. It's not my map
2. I've no idea,
3. Try googling it
Yes, there is and no, it hasn't.
