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.... you live in Wales... and you're asking that question...
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Where do you think these elaborate buildings such as Castles etc come from & were built, when they only had horse & buggies ?
.... you live in Wales... and you're asking that question...
And anther thing - Yes they did receive free energy from the Ionosphere, where do you think Tesla got his idea's from ?
Google Tesla and the Ionosphere.
What is your evidence? It's all very well writing that the stars aren't millions of miles away & neither is the sun 93 million miles away, but unless you have evidence to back up that statement, what reason does anybody have for believing it.But the stars aren't millions of miles away & neither is the sun 93 million miles away.
So why did they remove it from the mapsThis, especially when you used the sentence "Yes this was Tartaria, the place that they tried to wipe out & make people forget about." in post #1532.
Like, no-one has attempted to 'wipe out & make people forget' about 'Tartaria'. Not in the slightest.
Right. And that has nothing to do with curvature and everything to do with optics and perspective.I do know how disappear at the vanishing point. It's called the horizon.
So why did they remove it from the maps
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Right. And that has nothing to do with curvature and everything to do with optics and perspective.
No. Vanishing point is a function of optics and perspective you won’t find that anywhere else.The horizon is because of the curvature....
Conquered from who.They didn't remove anything. They just conquered the areas they hadn't and added their own names to them.
No. Vanishing point is a function of optics and perspective you won’t find that anywhere else.
No, vanishing point is strictly a function of optics (and perspective when drawing).And it's also because of the horizon.
Conquered from who.
And who were those natives.The native people who lived in those regions, who were erroneously called the Tartars.
To distract people while they removed the real lost empire of Patagonia from the maps.So why did they remove it from the maps
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No, vanishing point is strictly a function of optics (and perspective when drawing).
And who were those natives.
South America belonged to the legitimate hiers of Rome as well.To distract people while they removed the real lost empire of Patagonia from the maps.
It doesn’t. I just showed you a video where things vanish already at 9 miles.And it's funny how, especially when the topic is brought up for using boats and long distances, that the vanishing point perfectly lines up with the horizon... Curious...
South America belonged to the legitimate hiers of Rome as well.
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