Flat or round earth -The final experiment.

[Apple Sky]

If you're fit enough, then I invite you to Ireland where I will bring you to this location so you can see the evidence with your own eyes. You will need to be moderately fit though and able to climb moderate hills. I'll foot you a meal as well.

Not fit enough but thanks for the offer.

 

[Phil G]

Not fit enough but thanks for the offer.

That's a pity, but my evidence still stands. The water surface of the sea is curved

 

[Apple Sky]

The water surface of the sea is curved

So we do have bendy water, how does this work ?

 

[Phil G]

So we do have bendy water, how does this work ?

Gravity, but sadly flat earthers deny gravity. But the evidence of my photos shows that water follows the curve of the earth. The horizon obscures the lower regions of the island I photographed when I'm close to sea level and no amount magnification brings them into view. Those lower regions are not too small to be seen from that distance because climbing a bit higher from the same distance brings them into view.

 

[prodromos]

Wow, it didn't take long for @Apple Sky to exceed all expectations of a typical flat earther.

 

[Jipsah]

There is no evidence of a globe earth, if there were I would believe it.

Ionospheric propagation of HF radio signals. It works, whih it would not if there was no ionosphere to skip signals off of. Then there's long path HF propagation, which also works,which cannot if th world was flat. Then there's Earth-Moon-Earth (aka EME, aka Moon Bounce) VHF/UHF communication, which the moon was simply a light in the sky and not a planetary body in its own right. Then there the diference in the length of days and nights depending on the season, as well as the seasons themselves, which make no sense in an FE model. Then there' the inability to see below the visible horizon, which varies the altitude of both the observer and the observed. (The FE fans' excuses for that are as creative as they are ludicrous.) Then there are eclipses, both solar and lunar, which can't happen at all without a heapng helping of Flerfie magic. Then there's the absolute absence of the any solid barrier above the earth's atmosphere. THen there'sundeniable fact of gravity, which pulls evertthin toward the earth'sd barycenter (look it up).despite the hilarious flattie denials of its existence, and their even more comical attemps to "explain" by we're all not drifting around weightless. If goes on and on, but nothing is gonna change your mind. It's a matter of religion to you, a cornie semi-literate distortion of Christianity, that has little of nothing to do wiih reality.

Other than that....

 

[Jipsah]

There is no evidence of a globe earth, if there were I would believe it.

Nope. You'd accept whatever loonie-tunes rubbish that flatties offer in preference to the truth.

 

[Jipsah]

Sorry, but you have acknowledged that you do not understand how either a flat earth or a globe earth would work. You have ridiculed scientific explanations without even the slightest grasp of those explanations.

That's why you'll never find a flat earth engineer.

 

[Jipsah]

No I follow the truth.

A "truth" of your own making.

 

[Jipsah]

No I follow the truth.

OK, I'm actually persauaded that you're taking the mickey now. Have fun winding everyone up,but the joke has become tiresome.

 

[Jipsah]

False.
How come I can never see Wales from that beach, zoom or no zoom.

Camoflage.

It's only about sixty miles away. But if I climb my local hill, which will take me a bit longer, the mountains (not the coast) of Wales come into view on a clear day, even with the naked eye. But no amount of zoom will let me see those mountains from the beach.

It's mist, or the doppler effect, a NASA diversion, or Satan, or all of the above.

 

[Jipsah]

The bendy water:

Photoshop. Fountains don't exist.

 

[Jipsah]

If you're fit enough, then I invite you to Ireland where I will bring you to this location so you can see the evidence with your own eyes. You will need to be moderately fit though and able to climb moderate hills. I'll foot you a meal as well.

Extend that invite to me and I'll stand you a pint or two to wash the meal down with.

 

[Apple Sky]

Wow, it didn't take long for @Apple Sky to exceed all expectations of a typical flat earther.

& what is a typical flat earther, may I ask ?

 

[trophy33]

So we do have bendy water, how does this work ?

Gravity bends water (did you see the fountain I posted?). Interestingly, did you know that even light can be bent?

 

[Phil G]

Extend that invite to me and I'll stand you a pint or two to wash the meal down with.

I don't drink so it will have to a pint of bendy water....

 

[prodromos]

I don't drink so it will have to a pint of bendy water....

It only goes straight down if you are extremely thirsty

 

[prodromos]

& what is a typical flat earther, may I ask ?

Demands evidence then rejects it when given.

 

[Phil G]

& what is a typical flat earther, may I ask ?

I have to say that Eric Dubay in particular has been exposed as a 'typical flat earther'. For years he has been claiming that there is no 24 hour sun in Antarctica and now that the opportunity has come up to prove that once and for all, he is now saying that even if there is it won't prove anything.

That is dishonest. Eric Dubay has been making money out of his flat earth conspiracy claims for years. People have been buying his books and watching his YouTube videos but now, instead of respecting his followers by accepting an opportunity to show for certain that he is telling the truth, he instead changes what he has been saying and ridicules a flat earther (Jeran Campanella) who not only said what Eric Dubay has been saying all along, that a midnight sun in Antarctica is impossible on a flat earth, but is also prepared to take part in this opportunity to put his claims to the test.

That puts Eric Dubay firmly into the 'shill' territory himself. And if you can't see that then you are following Eric Dubay in a cult-like delusion.

 

[Apple Sky]

I don't drink so it will have to a pint of bendy water....

Will that be sparkling or flat ?