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Flat Earthers

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Created by remery > 9 months ago, 28 Oct 2023
Pcdefender
WA, 1557 posts
25 Sep 2024 4:44PM
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More fakery....

FormulaNova
WA, 14850 posts
25 Sep 2024 4:57PM
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Is that real? It looks fake.

Surely a proper simulation would show it all flat anyway...

Pcdefender
WA, 1557 posts
25 Sep 2024 5:06PM
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FormulaNova said..
Is that real? It looks fake.




Finally starting to get it are we?

When is japie going to cotton on?

japie
NSW, 7025 posts
25 Sep 2024 7:32PM
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Pcdefender said..

FormulaNova said..
Is that real? It looks fake.





Finally starting to get it are we?

When is japie going to cotton on?


Gadzooks! You deserve a distinction for Pesistence!
Unfortunately you failed Logic, Debating, Geography, Maths, Trigonometry and Navigation.

remery
WA, 3242 posts
25 Sep 2024 5:34PM
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It's the Thornton Bank. How about you, "do your own research" for a change?

You know what research involves right? There's words, measurement, numbers, adding and, sometimes, even subtracting. (I can understand that division is beyond you sphere of expertise).

Pcdefender
WA, 1557 posts
25 Sep 2024 6:42PM
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japie said..

Unfortunately you failed Logic, Debating, Geography, Maths, Trigonometry and Navigation.



Ya gotta love their science that the masses mostly believe but fortunately since 2020 things have changed a lot.


Beach buggies in 1969 driven on the moon - is there anyone on this forum that still believes this claptrap?

Not based on first hand verifiable physical evidence but on the opposite - faith in their story.

remery
WA, 3242 posts
25 Sep 2024 6:53PM
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Pcdefender said..
More fakery....



Each of the pylons and wavelets is identical, only an idiot would think that image is real.

You're not an idiot are you? (asking for a friend)

remery
WA, 3242 posts
25 Sep 2024 6:55PM
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japie said..

Gadzooks! You deserve a distinction for Pesistence!
Unfortunately you failed Logic, Debating, Geography, Maths, Trigonometry and Navigation.


You forgot school.

remery
WA, 3242 posts
25 Sep 2024 7:02PM
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Pcdefender said..

Ya gotta love their science that the masses mostly believe but fortunately since 2020 things have changed a lot.


Beach buggies in 1969 driven on the moon - is there anyone on this forum that still believes this claptrap?

Not based on first hand verifiable physical evidence but on the opposite - faith in their story.





Planet earth looks pretty round to me. Only an idiot would think otherwise. You're not an idiot are you? (asking for a friend).

remery
WA, 3242 posts
25 Sep 2024 7:13PM
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Pcdefender said..


Beach buggies in 1969 driven on the moon - is there anyone on this forum that still believes this claptrap?


Yes, grown ups like me believe this "claptrap".

When I was a kid I was invited to the US Consulate in Perth and enjoyed the enthusiastic achievement.

fangman
WA, 1726 posts
25 Sep 2024 7:43PM
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Pcdefender said..

Ya gotta love their science that the masses mostly believe but fortunately since 2020 things have changed a lot.

Beach buggies in 1969 driven on the moon - is there anyone on this forum that still believes this claptrap?

Not based on first hand verifiable physical evidence but on the opposite - faith in their story.






Pcdefender
WA, 1557 posts
25 Sep 2024 8:38PM
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remery said.



Planet earth looks pretty round to me. Only an idiot would think otherwise. You're not an idiot are you? (asking for a friend).


Still calling anyone who disagrees with you idiots......

remery
WA, 3242 posts
25 Sep 2024 9:44PM
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Pcdefender said..

Still calling anyone who disagrees with you idiots......


No, are you?

I realise reading and comprehension are not your strong points.

FormulaNova
WA, 14850 posts
25 Sep 2024 9:49PM
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Pcdefender said..
FormulaNova said..
Is that real? It looks fake.




Finally starting to get it are we?

When is japie going to cotton on?


This is where we differ. I think it looks fake. Do I know if it is fake? No, I don't. So I would ask if anyone has viewed this in real-life and if they see the same thing. I wouldn't just believe a youtube video.

FormulaNova
WA, 14850 posts
25 Sep 2024 9:57PM
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Pcdefender said..
FormulaNova said..
Is that real? It looks fake.




Finally starting to get it are we?

When is japie going to cotton on?


I think now that the image looks weird because of the lens they were using. I think a better photo of this is below:





But the cool thing is that its an easily accessible thing that most of us could visit and see for ourselves.

fangman
WA, 1726 posts
25 Sep 2024 10:31PM
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Still calling anyone who disagrees with you idiots......






remery
WA, 3242 posts
1 Oct 2024 6:08PM
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Coincidentally I was talking to someone on the weekend who's father spent most of his life working on military radio communication."Tropospheric scatter, also known as troposcatter, is a method of communicating with microwave radio signals over considerable distances - often up to 500 kilometres (310 mi) and further depending on frequency of operation, equipment type, terrain, and climate factors. This method of propagation uses the tropospheric scatter phenomenon, where radio waves at UHF and SHF frequencies are randomly scattered as they pass through the upper layers of the troposphere. Radio signals are transmitted in a narrow beam aimed just above the horizon in the direction of the receiver station. As the signals pass through the troposphere, some of the energy is scattered back toward the Earth, allowing the receiver station to pick up the signal.

Normally, signals in the microwave frequency range travel in straight lines, and so are limited to line-of-sight applications, in which the receiver can be 'seen' by the transmitter. Communication distances are limited by the visual horizon to around 48-64 kilometres (30-40 mi). Troposcatter allows microwave communication beyond the horizon. It was developed in the 1950s and used for military communications until communications satellites largely replaced it in the 1970s."



remery
WA, 3242 posts
8 Oct 2024 8:02PM
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FormulaNova
WA, 14850 posts
9 Oct 2024 6:00AM
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Funny, were a flat'earther clever enough to have a job that meant they got up that high, they would still blame "lense distortion" or some other fantasy. But the first point is enough of a limitation that its never going to happen.

After reading one too many sci-fi novels I was wondering the other day if worlds where they lived in a cylinder also had crazy people that would see the curvature of the surface and insist on it not being true and somehow atmospheric distoration of a flat-earth?

Carantoc
WA, 6893 posts
9 Oct 2024 6:34AM
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That photo really does show how much the ice wall at the edge glows against the dark blue of the dome behind.

I guess the advantage of having really clear days like that allows the pilot to take great photos as they fly around in circles dispersing the chemtrails.

remery
WA, 3242 posts
9 Oct 2024 9:49AM
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Two CT moles whacked with one image. Climate change and flat Earth.





Pcdefender
WA, 1557 posts
12 Oct 2024 2:11PM
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4 minute interview that i just know japie among many others will not listen to.

decrepit
WA, 12374 posts
12 Oct 2024 3:09PM
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Pete, just explain where Antarctica is if you want any creditability

Pcdefender
WA, 1557 posts
12 Oct 2024 3:16PM
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Just explain the harnesses if you want any credibility?

decrepit
WA, 12374 posts
12 Oct 2024 3:51PM
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Pcdefender said..
Just explain the harnesses if you want any credibility?


What harnesses???? what's that got to do with Antarctica.
You posted a link to stuff in Antartica purportedly doing bad stuff, but you can't tell us where Antarctica is?

Carantoc
WA, 6893 posts
12 Oct 2024 4:09PM
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Antarctica is just the other side of the wall.

It is where all the weather comes from. They do maintenance on the sun there every night.

It is restricted by them. You need a harness to access it.

Well, I think they call it a harness

Pcdefender
WA, 1557 posts
12 Oct 2024 5:53PM
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The harnesses that NASA use in their staged set videos, logic tells me they use the Flying Objects brand?

I do not pretend to know how the whole thing works but a spinning ball.....come on.

fangman
WA, 1726 posts
12 Oct 2024 7:15PM
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Toot,toot! .... look there goes the last carriage on the credibility train leaving the station.

D3
WA, 1092 posts
12 Oct 2024 8:23PM
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Pcdefender said..
The harnesses that NASA use in their staged set videos, logic tells me they use the Flying Objects brand?

I do not pretend to know how the whole thing works but a spinning ball.....come on.


If you don't see how a ball earth in space can work.

What shape do you think it is?

Try to think of all the evidence you have observed during your life and apply that to the model you're thinking of.

Think about your time in Scotland and why the movement of Sun, Moon, Stars are so much different to Australia.

Think about how you travelled to and from Scotland, is that trip achievable on your model?

Think about Lisa Blair's circumnavigation, is that achievable on your model?

Pcdefender
WA, 1557 posts
12 Oct 2024 8:36PM
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I am thinking about the straps that you can see in many of the NASA videos that are tied to the astro nots waists - no smoking gun there i hear you say.



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