If the earth was flat someone would've found the end by now lol
There's a steel dome that keeps the water out. |
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lol, please take note of the thread title before posting.
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 Is Mark Zuckerberg actually a lizard?http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2016/jun/16/is-mark-zuckerberg-a-lizard<< When Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg hosted a livestreamed Q&A earlier this week, he was probably expecting questions about emergent tech and online entrepreneurism rather than someone asking whether he was, in fact, a shape-shifting alien reptile. "Mark, are the allegations true that you're secretly a lizard?" Zuckerberg read aloud, before replying in the negative and declaring the question "very silly". Well, he would say that, wouldn't he? Zuckerberg is hardly the first prominent public figure to be fingered as a reptilian alien: everyone from George W Bush and Donald Rumsfeld to Simon Cowell and Kris Kristofferson (!) have faced similar accusations in recent years. As unlikely as it seems, the whole "reptoid" thing has become something of a meme in the internet age. >> He appears to be holding a small army at bay from atop a tall cyclopean wall. |
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@protokol
Without access to the proper resources I can't say too much about the Sun and Moon. What I do know is that the Moon and Sun are flat disks about 32 miles wide at an altitude of about 3000 miles. This can be measured with a sextant and calculated with plane trigonometry. There's also a 3rd disk known as the Black Sun, it can't be seen with the naked eye except when it causes an eclipse.
Moon light is coherent and produces a laser-like cooling effect while the Sun's light is obviously hot. The disk layout of the Sun and Moon is what causes the spotlight effect.
We're at the limits of my knowledge here but I'm going to go our on limb and say the Sun and Moon are most likely synthetic diamond disks that are held in place via superconducting levitation. Originally I thought they were projected onto directly onto the dome wall but I feel they're probably separate objects.
Any idea how they're powered? You realize that the Sun radiates 173,000 terawatts of power onto the Earth (this can be tested empirically by anyone using PV panels etc.). That's a fuckton of power, it must be a very heavy-duty generator that's being used. Maybe it's outside the dome, because we obviously can't see it... Any thoughts on the night-time star projector?  |
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@protokol
Without access to the proper resources I can't say too much about the Sun and Moon. What I do know is that the Moon and Sun are flat disks about 32 miles wide at an altitude of about 3000 miles. This can be measured with a sextant and calculated with plane trigonometry. There's also a 3rd disk known as the Black Sun, it can't be seen with the naked eye except when it causes an eclipse.
Moon light is coherent and produces a laser-like cooling effect while the Sun's light is obviously hot. The disk layout of the Sun and Moon is what causes the spotlight effect.
We're at the limits of my knowledge here but I'm going to go our on limb and say the Sun and Moon are most likely synthetic diamond disks that are held in place via superconducting levitation. Originally I thought they were projected onto directly onto the dome wall but I feel they're probably separate objects.
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UPDATE!
Current date: 14 June 2016
Order date: 25 November 2013.
Promised shipping date: 24 February 2014.
Status: order not shipped.
Refund: refused.
You got scammed. Let it go, and move on with your life. It sucks, to be sure, but continuing with these posts isn't going to help anything. You're not the one that's been robbed of all their money OK, so just shut the fuck up. This fucking company is still in business and they're going pull another massive scam if people aren't aware. |
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UPDATE!
Current date: 14 June 2016
Order date: 25 November 2013.
Promised shipping date: 24 February 2014.
Status: order not shipped.
Refund: refused.
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Yes, you did indeed see a curve and your photograph does indeed show a curve. The window in the airplane is curved to fit the body and this creates a convex lens that slightly distorts the image seen.
That may be true with some windows, but the curve when looking through a lens changes depending on the position of your head. Look at these different photos using different lenses:  As you can see, the two distorted wide-angle shots on the left show the curves on the top and bottom of the shot bending in opposite ways. By moving your viewpoint up or down (or your head up or down inside the plane), different parts of the image would bend more. Your theory of windows making the earth look curved doesn't make any sense. The great thing about using distorted images is that you can twist them to fit any lie. An airplane window is not a perfectly level 8mm wide-angle camera lens. Angle those cameras a bit you've got a nice subtle curve to your horizon. |
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Hmm, how strange - in the first two videos the horizon and the ground below are covered with clouds - entirely or partly. To see 'the curvature', one must look exactly at the ground below. I wish I could share photos I once took from the airplane window. The sky was clear and I swear, there was a curve!  Yes, you did indeed see a curve and your photograph does indeed show a curve. The window in the airplane is curved to fit the body and this creates a convex lens that slightly distorts the image seen. |
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You think there would be more deaths of people falling over the edge into an eternal abyss if the world was flat right? Or should I slap the tin foil hat on and just say they cover those things up...
Ah yes, the tin foil hat; a dome-like structure made from a thin sheet of metal with a reflective oxide coating that goes over your head and keeps the water out.
Bonus image:  Nut & GebAnd because there isn't any gravity, there is nothing to cause water pressure... at least not very much of it. That's why the thin sheet of metal isn't collapsed by the higher density of the water outside the metal. Er, since the density of the air inside the dome, is way less than the density of the water outside of it, there needs to be something else to keep the water from collapsing the dome, besides that there isn't any gravity. I think I have figured out what it is. The density of all the flat earthers on the inside of their dome.  Now you're just being silly, you can see in the image provided there's a post that keeps the tent up. |
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You think there would be more deaths of people falling over the edge into an eternal abyss if the world was flat right? Or should I slap the tin foil hat on and just say they cover those things up...
Ah yes, the tin foil hat; a dome-like structure made from a thin sheet of metal with a reflective oxide coating that goes over your head and keeps the water out.
Bonus image: Nut & Geb |
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This video is cool, exploring the idea of more land under the dome, a lot more land. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OxumjAIgLiMAdditional Sun(s) would be required and there have been reports from Antarctica of an additional Sun(s). |
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The kidneys have been moved up inside the rib cage. Motorcycle kidney belts and jackets are now completely useless.   |
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1. Sail around the world on your own.
2. look and the moon, look at the sun. are they flat??
1. Sailing in a circle proves you've sailed in a circle, think about it. 2. Yes, if the Moon is photographed at the same time by two people (one in LA and one in NY) they capture the same face; impossible if it's a ball. Both the Moon and the Sun have always been refered to as disks that is until 500 years ago when "they" implemented the new world order. |
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Forrest Gump (1994) A second camera was rolling the day the famous "life is like a box of chocolates" scene was filmed. Here's Tom HANKS speaking the famous line as we all remember it in a closeup shot: |
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Without unbreakable cryptography and a decentralized autonomous authority I suspect the real battle will end up being against the electronic ballot box. Vote Ethereum!
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So tell me, do you recall Segal or Seagal? |
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