Absolute Proof the Earth is Round NOT Flat!

a reply to: neutronflux

As we both, wearily, know, changing the subject is what Turbo does. He gets utterly defeated on one thing after expressing massive misunderstandings of basic physics, moves on to state something just as silly or ridiculous, gets defeated on that too, states something else that's ludicrous and then returns to his earlier silliness in the hope that people will have forgotten how badly he was defeated earlier. Rinse and repeat. We get the same nonsense stated again and again, with little if any originality. That's why he's a troll.

You automatically believe their claims are true, while they're NOT proven as true, or NOT true, but you just ASSUME it is true, because they TOLD US THAT IT IS TRUE, by simply saying so.

I don't know if it IS true, or not, and neither do YOU know it.

And this is yet another one of your BS arguments, that assumes their claims are true, and how can the flat Earth possibly account for it? Only a ball Earth accounts for it, of course!

This isn't even worth calling an argument. A valid argument is based on the facts, and evidence, and any claims are already PROVEN true, if they're going to be used in anyone's argument.

I'm not going to argue about something they have claimed as true, that's just BS.


That's all you have, though, Use unproven claims as being true, and go from that point.

Let's say it IS true, for now - the waves deflect back from the firmament, to the original point.

There goes that argument, so move along now...

a reply to: turbonium1

Good gosh smalls, your killing me….

And you just proved you are a troll…

This eruption

How a mighty volcanic eruption sent enormous pressure waves all around Earth
They circled the globe.

mashable.com...

Located in the South Pacific, the eruption was one of the most powerful ever captured on satellite. The size and fury of the resulting plume made a jaw-dropping scene on Earth's surface and amazed scientists. Unfortunately, the eruption has had disastrous and deadly local consequences: A tsunami nearly 50 feet high pummeled some of Tonga's populated islands.
The historic eruption was also energetic enough to create powerful shock or pressure waves that rippled through the atmosphere and all over the globe. It's not too different than a rock tossed in water.
"Think of the ripples that you see when you throw a rock into a calm pond," explained Ryan Torn, chair and professor at the University at Albany Department of Atmospheric and Environmental Sciences. "Immediately, you see circular ripples, which are waves emanating from where the rock enters the pond."
When the Tonga volcano erupted, these waves (also technically called "acoustic gravity waves") traveled through the air at around the speed of sound, 343 meters per second, or some 760 mph. The blast's wave of energy knocked against air molecules, and they bump into each other. The animation below shows the global event well.

Produce logical atmospheric pressure waves recorded by weather stations throughout the world, And you claimed,

This only supports the FLAT Earth, NOT a ball Earth.

But when this was pointed out….

Not talking about “surface” waves of the earth’s crust. Posting about the over pressure event in the atmosphere that should have only registered once if the earth was flat. Not twice from traveling the atmosphere of a spherical earth.

If the was flat, the atmosphere shockwave would have radiated outward and only registered one.

The atmosphere circled the earth because it is literally a globe / spherical. The leading edge, the peek of the atmospheric pressure wave circled the globe to be measured at different weather stations on the earth more than once. Nope possible on a flat earth. Period.


Then you changed the subject to:

You automatically believe their claims are true, while they're NOT proven as true, or NOT true, but you just ASSUME it is true, because they TOLD US THAT IT IS TRUE, by simply saying so.

I don't know if it IS true, or not, and neither do YOU know it.

Yeah…. Your a troll. And a disingenuous hypocrite.

a reply to: turbonium1

Only a troll would post this after typing pages and pages and pages and pages of unsupported, unproven "because I say so" posts devoid of all kinds of evidence and facts.

m-o-o-n, that spells hypocrite.

a reply to: turbonium1

You seem to be under the delusion that you are in some way offering up an argument. You are not. You are trolling.
That said, your mention of a 'firmament', something that has never existed, means I can strike another word off my Turbo Bingo card.

a reply to: turbonium1

Big Old Toys Should start replying to this picture.
Never addressing anything but a replay of gross negligence.
Wonder him many are
I have yet to see a single retort on showing how Scalar Physics works on a globe/egg
Perhaps some are confused as to what that even is
Hard to find info on scanning databases.
No one touched the earth is flat but time makes it appear curved either
Lots and lots of the flat disc theory rebuttals but for some reason they cannot discuss anything else.

When someone rebuffs with the same lies over and over that are not related AT ALL to what was posted it proves itself

a reply to: neutronflux

That actually proves the earth is flat so thanks.
Now describe how that "demon strable" prof does not further weaken the credibility of how cgi pictures are ABSOLUTE proof.




Globers got nothing
Some will repost the same dishonest propaganda over and over again the exact same debunked lies.
Like the Nikon image the op photos and the little angle diagram you are so fond of.
Trying to force indoctrination into a Globalist/Fascist world view
Fyi Hitler Stalin much better at promoting their propaganda lies than those who are pathetically trying to emulate them in this thread.
Wanna be dictators are bad mmkay so

Those who live in glass houses should not throw rocks

If your not a troll, your the densest person I know.

We're you looking in the mirror before you spewed these TROLLING S?
Or just continuing to attempt to be a dicktator?
Since you post similar to fascist tyrants I am going with the latter.

a reply to: CrazyFox

Why don't you explain why it's relevant.

Meanwhile, seeing as it appears to have slipped your mind, a 53 year old photograph:

a reply to: CrazyFox

Oh look, more memes. Thanks for the laugh.

The earth doesn`t move at all and no proof of any curvature.
Here`s another video which will educate those of you who are still clinging to the ball.
And another chance to collect Bitcoins for ONE proof ....

a reply to: lambros56

The fact the sunsets, which is impossible on a flat earth, is proof the earth is curved and rotates.

Well another flat earth bet that will be welched on like this bet.

YouTuber Successfully Completes Flat-Earther’s $100,000 Challenge, Flat-Earther Refuses To Pay



Australian YouTuber Wolfie6020 uses his channel to explain the multitude of reasons why the concept of a flat Earth is nothing but balderdash. Obviously, providing factual information on the Internet is a sure way to attract people who believe in the weirdest things.

So Wolfie6020 was given a challenge by fellow YouTuber Flat Out Hero. He had to prove you can fly from point A to point B to point C, and then back to point A, with the distance between each point being the same and by taking a 90-degree turn at every point. The bet was worth $100,000.

“It’s impossible, but don’t tell the globetards that! This is the final nail in the ball Earth coffin, and I am happy to be the one to hammer it in!!!” Flat Out Hero stated in his boisterous comment.


Such a shape is impossible to draw on a flat plane because an equilateral triangle, as described by the flat-Earther, would not have angles bigger (or smaller) than 60 degrees. But on the surface of a sphere, the shape is perfectly feasible.

Having nothing to lose and $100,000 to gain, Wolfie6020 took on the challenge and shared his flight plan in a video posted at the end of October, which has now been watched more than 5.7 million times. The flight path goes from the Galapagos to the Gulf of Guinea in Africa, then all the way to the North Pole, and back down to the Galapagos. Each leg is about 10,000 kilometers (6,215 miles) or roughly one-quarter of the length of the equator.

The video showed Woflie6020 first listing the conditions of the bet as put forward by Flat Out Hero and concluded with these words: “Mr Flat Out Hero, your challenge has been answered. The requirements, as you stated them, have been satisfied! It is now your turn to honor your challenge and pay me the $100,000. I plan to give half of that to the Westmead Children's Hospital and use the other half as prize money in future contests on this channel. So let's see if you're a man of your word and will honor your challenge!”

www.iflscience.com...

a reply to: lambros56

Yeah. Let's see those Globetards debunk this.

If the Moon is so far away, how did this WW2 bomber end up on the Moon?

You won't see this on the MSM:

images.app.goo.gl...

originally posted by: lambros56
The earth doesn`t move at all and no proof of any curvature.
Here`s another video which will educate those of you who are still clinging to the ball.
And another chance to collect Bitcoins for ONE proof ....

Yes... two morons convince three other morons the earth is flat...

thats quite the educational video

a reply to: AngryCymraeg
Plenty of text sometimes you have to read between the memes
Pictures are worth thousands of words. It would be a while before I hit 1000 type slow
You're Welcome



Antarktika

a reply to: CrazyFox

Again..

The fact the sunsets, which is impossible on a flat earth, is proof the earth is curved and rotates.

Well another flat earth bet that will be welched on like this bet.

YouTuber Successfully Completes Flat-Earther’s $100,000 Challenge, Flat-Earther Refuses To Pay



Australian YouTuber Wolfie6020 uses his channel to explain the multitude of reasons why the concept of a flat Earth is nothing but balderdash. Obviously, providing factual information on the Internet is a sure way to attract people who believe in the weirdest things.

So Wolfie6020 was given a challenge by fellow YouTuber Flat Out Hero. He had to prove you can fly from point A to point B to point C, and then back to point A, with the distance between each point being the same and by taking a 90-degree turn at every point. The bet was worth $100,000.

“It’s impossible, but don’t tell the globetards that! This is the final nail in the ball Earth coffin, and I am happy to be the one to hammer it in!!!” Flat Out Hero stated in his boisterous comment.


Such a shape is impossible to draw on a flat plane because an equilateral triangle, as described by the flat-Earther, would not have angles bigger (or smaller) than 60 degrees. But on the surface of a sphere, the shape is perfectly feasible.

Having nothing to lose and $100,000 to gain, Wolfie6020 took on the challenge and shared his flight plan in a video posted at the end of October, which has now been watched more than 5.7 million times. The flight path goes from the Galapagos to the Gulf of Guinea in Africa, then all the way to the North Pole, and back down to the Galapagos. Each leg is about 10,000 kilometers (6,215 miles) or roughly one-quarter of the length of the equator.

The video showed Woflie6020 first listing the conditions of the bet as put forward by Flat Out Hero and concluded with these words: “Mr Flat Out Hero, your challenge has been answered. The requirements, as you stated them, have been satisfied! It is now your turn to honor your challenge and pay me the $100,000. I plan to give half of that to the Westmead Children's Hospital and use the other half as prize money in future contests on this channel. So let's see if you're a man of your word and will honor your challenge!”

www.iflscience.com...

If the flat earth delusion is not based on a deception, why wasn’t the bet paid off when the conditions of the flat earther was met?

a reply to: CrazyFox

How does the ocean seek high tide on the flat earth delusion, and what causes rivers to have waves flow backwards for tidal bores?

originally posted by: CrazyFox

The fact that there are several genuine images of the north and south poles in your crappy meme speaks volumes about your inability to distinguish fantasy from reality, and your willingness to accept unquestioningly any old garbage from unreliable and dishonest sources. Still, if it helps you avoid difficult questions then it just proves you don't have any answers and prefer to bury your inadequacies with meaningless posts.

Pot meet kettle. Kettle is not quite as rude as you but feels the exact same way about pot as pot feels about kettle.
Still waiting for Absolute proof the world is flat by computer enhanced images.
You know on topic and all but all I have seen is a bunch children who act vindictive when their beliefs are questioned and even more hostile after they have shown that it is all a load of crap.
I put that one up front for you so you did not have to read between the memes as apparently that is beyond the comprehensive ability of a pot.
a reply to: OneBigMonkeyToo


Here is a point to ponder and I believe it was discussed several pages back



To help with pot's reading comprehension?



Connecting Dots a kettle will not







So at the end It appears that kettle has solved for the umpteenth time all pots' problems it is not kettle's fault that pot cannot receive the message.



In the end it harder to convince someone they have been deceived their entire life of the deception than it is to understand the deception.
You say I am not defending y posts from what?
What am I supposed to be defending it from "science" give me a break.
The only science followed is

a reply to: CrazyFox

If the earth is flat, why do flat earther’s loosing bets?

originally posted by: neutronflux
a reply to: CrazyFox

Again..

The fact the sunsets, which is impossible on a flat earth, is proof the earth is curved and rotates.

Well another flat earth bet that will be welched on like this bet.

YouTuber Successfully Completes Flat-Earther’s $100,000 Challenge, Flat-Earther Refuses To Pay



Australian YouTuber Wolfie6020 uses his channel to explain the multitude of reasons why the concept of a flat Earth is nothing but balderdash. Obviously, providing factual information on the Internet is a sure way to attract people who believe in the weirdest things.

So Wolfie6020 was given a challenge by fellow YouTuber Flat Out Hero. He had to prove you can fly from point A to point B to point C, and then back to point A, with the distance between each point being the same and by taking a 90-degree turn at every point. The bet was worth $100,000.

“It’s impossible, but don’t tell the globetards that! This is the final nail in the ball Earth coffin, and I am happy to be the one to hammer it in!!!” Flat Out Hero stated in his boisterous comment.


Such a shape is impossible to draw on a flat plane because an equilateral triangle, as described by the flat-Earther, would not have angles bigger (or smaller) than 60 degrees. But on the surface of a sphere, the shape is perfectly feasible.

Having nothing to lose and $100,000 to gain, Wolfie6020 took on the challenge and shared his flight plan in a video posted at the end of October, which has now been watched more than 5.7 million times. The flight path goes from the Galapagos to the Gulf of Guinea in Africa, then all the way to the North Pole, and back down to the Galapagos. Each leg is about 10,000 kilometers (6,215 miles) or roughly one-quarter of the length of the equator.

The video showed Woflie6020 first listing the conditions of the bet as put forward by Flat Out Hero and concluded with these words: “Mr Flat Out Hero, your challenge has been answered. The requirements, as you stated them, have been satisfied! It is now your turn to honor your challenge and pay me the $100,000. I plan to give half of that to the Westmead Children's Hospital and use the other half as prize money in future contests on this channel. So let's see if you're a man of your word and will honor your challenge!”

www.iflscience.com...

If the flat earth delusion is not based on a deception, why wasn’t the bet paid off when the conditions of the flat earther was met?

a reply to: CrazyFox

Posting inaccurate, lying, or just plain devoid of any content memes isn't going to stop people knowing you have nothing of your own to say. You aren't actually making any points for discussion, the content you post isn't your own. Even turbonium1 can manage to string a sentence together, all you can do is borrow other people's lazy memes without checking if they hold any water. I am under no obligation to discuss things you post that you had nothing to do with and that you don't bother to explain. No-one is under no obligation to be polite to someone who calls them fascists just because they have the temerity to point out the errors and hypocrisy in your memes.

Again: the subject of the thread is the content of the images in the OP, not how they were taken, or what was needed to get them onto this website.

Again: I posted a 53 year old photograph that you have yet to prove is altered in any way.