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    2 more [some holistic] MD’s found dead, total 8

    Just an update on this, Erin's body count is up to 80. Article link: https://www.healthnutnews.com/80th-doctor-dead-holistic-prominent-and-outspoken/ Her recap article: https://www.healthnutnews.com/recap-on-my-unintended-series-the-holistic-doctor-deaths/ 80th Doctor Dead: Holistic...
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    Trying to create a simple Flat Earth experiment

    Yes I did, ended up makin a graphic to use in a debate on twitter. Didn't spend much time on it but it clearly proves it's point. The comparison photo in the bottom right is taken directly from an FE meme that I was replying to.
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    Earth curvature refraction experiments - debunking flat/concave Earth

    Mick posted this simulator a while back, although it is not integrated with the meta calculator.. (but I swear there was a slightly different one that existed on this forum linked in another spot // EDIT: There was but I cant find it.. you could drag the grid around, [not just the earth], and...
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    How to Take a Photo of the Curve of the Horizon

    Samsung Galaxy 7: (photo taken of grid displayed on my laptop screen)
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    Explained: Why a Spirit Level on a Plane Does Not Show Curvature "Corrections"

    ? Was just trying to clarify what's in the photo, for those who may not understand............... ........ it seems Flat Earth-ers asking these questions keep getting drop types confused.........
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    Explained: Why a Spirit Level on a Plane Does Not Show Curvature "Corrections"

    If it helps with the explanation, angle CDE is 90 degrees (just like line BC is 90 degrees to the y-axis) and line DE is a tangent to the Earth (just like line BC). If we wanted to compare on a graph the earth's curvature to the drop 'estimate', the earth would be expressed as a circle...
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    Explained: Why a Spirit Level on a Plane Does Not Show Curvature "Corrections"

    Doesn't that tray table jiggle, on a jiggly seat? It seems there would be too many variables using a tray table. If movement of the bubble was what he was looking for, I'm sure constant random vibrations would muddy his results (if the results were large enough to distinguish in the first place)
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    A DIY Theodolite for Measuring the Dip of the Horizon

    Lol when you have a perfect excuse but nobody gives you a chance to use it... I know how that feels ;)
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    A DIY Theodolite for Measuring the Dip of the Horizon

    What if you floated a black object on both ends inside the tube, would that make the line more clear/obvious? Edit: ..then connecting the 2 black floating objects with something straight? Then you could scale this wider?
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    Stand Up to Detect the Curve of the Earth

    This thread seems the best place to put this.. I hope? It's a JavaScript program involving flat/sphere visual comparisons, you can change any of the variables.. its quite useful. It has some informational models regarding what the horizon is, and mentions the Theodolite app as well. (Thanks...
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    Stand Up to Detect the Curve of the Earth

    ..and if every answer to every photo is "must be a swell", then that tells you something about the logic of that as a universal answer...
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    How Antarctica debunks the flat earth

    I looked up Scott Base in Google Earth. Here's my (roughly) recreated shot. And some reference shots:
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    How Antarctica debunks the flat earth

    The word "west" isn't a mistake. It's clearly in there on purpose to tell you what direction that is. There is no "layering" problem. If you think so, tell me why, logically, the word "west" would be put into the frame to look as nice as it does production wise. [Also, note that the other...
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    Calculating the height of something in a P900 photo when distance is known

    It seems to work out fine in Google Earth. I just picked a spot on the shore of Zadar, trying to get the photo to fit *exactly* is hard if it isn't the right location but its close enough. This is what the mountain looks like when you get alot closer: Red line = the straight line from...
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    Can you detect the curvature of the Earth with a taut line 3 miles long? [No]

    If he's suggesting stretching a rope/string/twine type object the distance of 3 miles, then I think he's overlooking the dip that gravity will put in the rope, which will only muddy up your margin of error.
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    Debunked: View of Blue Ridge Mountains impossible on spherical earth

    It's funny because in the video he claims he is like 98% sure (or whatever % he gives, I'm not sitting through any more of that video) that his elevation reading is within only 10 feet of it.
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    Debunked: View of Blue Ridge Mountains impossible on spherical earth

    Here is my photo overlay: I drew another straight line from Pinnacle and THRU the camera (because it was listed at 20m height at that coordinate) to find the actual observer location. Here it is: This image has the coordinates for the Actual Observer Location: In Google Earth, the...
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    Debunked: View of Blue Ridge Mountains impossible on spherical earth

    Yes but I havent done it yet, I will when I get home. The best I have so far is a .gif zoom following a straight line from the observer location, past Fryingpan and showing what height the line hits at the further 3 (post #40)
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    Debunked: View of Blue Ridge Mountains impossible on spherical earth

    Here are the distances from Tennent and Graveyard to the location I mapped out as where he had to be in order to take that shot.
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    Debunked: View of Blue Ridge Mountains impossible on spherical earth

    To reiterate the lineup of the 4 peaks... White = Big Bald, Green = Pinnacle, Red = Graybeard, Blue = Fryingpan Showing another possible observer location with the mountains lined up correctly:
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