You dropped something...

What you see is what you get, I lean towards it being just a disc projected into 3D space.




source: http://www.holorium.com/

"Spherical concave mirror refers to a mirror with a side that has a similar shape as a sphere. If the radius of the sphere is r when the curved surface of a spherical mirror is extended, the focal point of the spherical mirror exists in the sphere image, which is 1/2r when the radius has the same center as the sphere. In the direction of the central axis of the spherical concave mirror, if the distance from the mirror to the object is a, the distance to the reflection is b, and the distance to the focal point is f, then a relationship of 1/a+1/b=1/f will be established within them. The image formed by a plane mirror appears at the back of the mirror, whereas the image formed by a spherical concave mirror appears in the front of the mirror which has the effect of making it seem like the object is actually floating in the air. ..." -- Hyeyoung Yoo, Ph.D.

In the train tracks image (above url) the rays in the back are pointing away from the viewer and diverging. While this seemingly debunks the parallel Sun rays diverging due to perspective hypothesis, the fact is the clouds are creating an aperture and the light is being projected from that point causing most of visible divergence.

That url just muddies the water with a bullshit explanation in support of a globe. The reality is its an aperture projection that doesn't prove either a globe or a flat plane.

The Sun is a holographic projection off of the mirrored dome (engineered technology). If you measure it with a sextant it's about 32 miles wide and 3,000 miles high. Being a projection the Sun doesn't exist at a specific point in the sky; its position depends on the viewer.

Oh looks it's a camera crew wearing black robes and eyes wide shut party masks on the ISS.

The gaps in the trees form an aperture and the light is projected from that point. Guess what happens to light from a point source over a relatively short distance; it fucking diverges!!! The role perspective plays in that image is a small one.

The space is in your head comrade; cosmonauts never leave the TV studio. Also Sputnik was a giant Mylar weather balloon with a lightweight radio transmitter.

You're a massive retard if you think perspective has anything to do with what's going on in that picture.

^^^ LOL you can't even see to the end of a long enough hallway. It's called perspective, look into it.

Converting a car to run with a tank full of water on air fueled ammonia seems like it would be fairly simple.

No you're missing a few steps, if you recall I mentioned the catalytic conversion of air into a combustible fuel in addition to thermal transfer via heat-pump action. This means we're dealing with an open thermodynamic system, with perpetual motion machines a closed thermodynamic system is a requirement.








Catalytic conversion of hydrogen and atmospheric nitrogen is industry standard practice in the synthesis of ammonia and there's a heat-pump installed on the roof of every other commercial merchant building.

"Will you walk into my parlor?” said the spider to the fly.

I've been trying to reverse engineer the jet engine, I believe it runs without hydrocarbon fuel and it's part of a massive energy/fuel hoax conspiracy.

My first impression was that it's a glorified heat pump extracting energy from the air using compression. While heat-pump action appears to add some energy it's not going to lift a gigantic plane into the air. I need some fuel and a chemical reaction to get things moving it seems.

Lets look at what's available (assuming the plane has a water tank), water (H₂O) and nitrogen rich air (N₂). First off we need to take that water apart and get hydrogen (H₂). I believe the jet engine uses a patented piezoelectric electrolysis process activated or causing that unique jet hissing sound to create the hydrogen. However I'm not that clever and would use a more ghetto low voltage electrolysis process by attaching an alternator; I seen the jet mechanic trying to tune the resonant frequency, fuck that. Now mix the H₂ along with the O₂ generated from the electrolysis into the engine intake.

Now that we've got hydrogen lets react it with air (N₂) in the presence of a magnetite catalyst (coating some fan blades) 3 H₂ + N2 → 2 NH₃ and we have ammonia fuel. Compress further and it ignites expanding and adding enough power to lift the whole plane.

So there you have it, air (and water) as fuel.

The (((rats))) have made Flat Earth seem ridiculous via mass indoctrination and NASA Hollywood propaganda. Research Flat Earth, the globe is not only ridiculous it's impossible.

^^^ We're covered by an electrified dome if you manage to get past the thousands of miles of ice and complete darkness. The abyss is across not down and the fate of a bug lured into the cool glow of the bug zapper awaits you.

There's 250 tonnes of fuel in an Airbus A380s wings (so they claim), a car weights about 1.5 tonnes for reference. That's a lot of f'n fuel to lift don't you think?

The boat shrinks down as it gets farther away and close to the end of the video it's so small it's almost completely obscured by the mirror zone. There are plenty of videos taken on cooler days where a mirage isn't covering up the boat.



"A Fata Morgana (Italian: [ˈfaːta morˈɡaːna]) is an unusual and complex form of superior mirage that is seen in a narrow band right above the horizon. It is the Italian name for the Arthurian sorceress Morgan le Fay, from a belief that these mirages, often seen in the Strait of Messina, were fairy castles in the air or false land created by her witchcraft to lure sailors to their deaths." -- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fata_Morgana_(mirage)


Source: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/f/f4/Fata_Morgana_Example.jpg



Smoke and mirrors folks, the Earth is a flat and motionless plane.

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All I can do is speculate without more information.

The Sun is a projection off of a concave mirror (engineered technology) and it produces a spotlight-like effect that lights up the area below it. The areas not illuminated remain in darkness and due to distance and perspective, the Sun that is beyond the vanishing point is too small and far away to see.