Your stupid ass unspecific question makes no sense, Lamont.
Asshole.Do you believe, based on the article I posted, that the horizon would be the same on the flat or round earth?
YES or NO
Asshole.
What the fuck do you mean when you say "the same"?
Are you so dense that you don't understand how many different things that could entail?
What kind of engineer are you bruh? Dead ass.
On a infinatly sized earth yes the sun would appear to disapper, but never really, it would fade like stars do in a infinitely large universe.... However once zoomed in with a telescope, you would be able to see that sun just like you can see far stars... Under no circumstances would that sun dip under the plane (flat line) of the Earth if it is above and traveling in a strait line...http://www.askamathematician.com/20...d-infinite-area-would-that-change-the-answer/
Q: If Earth was flat, would there be a horizon? If so, what would it look like? If the Earth was flat and had infinite area, would that change the answer?
Physicist: There’d definitely still be a horizon if the Earth were flat. It would be in almost exactly the same place, and look essentially identical. While the Earth isn’t flat, adherents to that theory are correct in that it’s nearly so, and if you’re standing on the surface of a round something the size of the Earth it’s difficult to tell the difference (in fact,mathematically you can make the argument that a flat Earth acts the same as an infinitely big Earth).
For someone around 5’6″ tall, if the Earth were perfectly flat the horizon would be about 0.04° higher. That’s about the width of a (mechanical) pencil lead held at arm’s length. Unless you have short arms, in which case you’ll need to shave down the lead a little.
Even if the Earth were perfectly flat and went on forever, the horizon would still be exactly level: 180° of sky and 180° of ground (instead of the paltry 179.92° of ground we have). The only difference between a finite flat Earth and an infinite flat Earth is that no matter how tall you are on an infinite flat Earth, the horizon always stays in the same place.
ALL I'm asking is do you motherfucking agree? Simple YES or NO.
He's a troll and with out them pics he will be ignored!!! Because now he is just going in circle trying to bullshit his way out the corner he painted himself in..This nigga dumb and lying.
Yup, I had a trip to go to Japan and they started off west but did a U-turn in the air because they didn't want to bump into the bubble. They injected us with something to make us go to sleep to make it seem it took a shorter time. I know the truth. The sun be rotating around us. It's so much bigger but we got gold and shit. That makes it rotate around us because of the billions of planets in the galaxy, we the one that matters.Nigga I'm not in the fucking corner YOU ARE.
http://www.askamathematician.com/20...d-infinite-area-would-that-change-the-answer/
Q: If Earth was flat, would there be a horizon? If so, what would it look like? If the Earth was flat and had infinite area, would that change the answer?
Physicist: There’d definitely still be a horizon if the Earth were flat. It would be in almost exactly the same place, and look essentially identical. While the Earth isn’t flat, adherents to that theory are correct in that it’s nearly so, and if you’re standing on the surface of a round something the size of the Earth it’s difficult to tell the difference (in fact,mathematically you can make the argument that a flat Earth acts the same as an infinitely big Earth).
For someone around 5’6″ tall, if the Earth were perfectly flat the horizon would be about 0.04° higher. That’s about the width of a (mechanical) pencil lead held at arm’s length. Unless you have short arms, in which case you’ll need to shave down the lead a little.
Even if the Earth were perfectly flat and went on forever, the horizon would still be exactly level: 180° of sky and 180° of ground (instead of the paltry 179.92° of ground we have). The only difference between a finite flat Earth and an infinite flat Earth is that no matter how tall you are on an infinite flat Earth, the horizon always stays in the same place.
ALL I'm asking is do you motherfucking agree? Simple YES or NO.
yup man you making some good points. now all you have to do is jump off a bridge and prove gravity aint real.So what would the horizon be on a flat plane since it wouldn't be the same as a ball??
No there is no gravity, its buoyancy so he may need a flotation device vest to keep him from falling..yup man you making some good points. now all you have to do is jump off a bridge and prove gravity aint real.
On a infinatly sized earth yes the sun would appear to disapper, but never really, it would fade like stars do in a infinitely large universe.... However once zoomed in with a telescope, you would be able to see that sun just like you can see far stars... Under no circumstances would that sun dip under the plane (flat line) of the Earth if it is above and traveling in a strait line...
You said that you could produce a sun set on a non- infinite table...
And we are waiting.... Better yet you can place a quarter on a long hallway, place the quarter and camera on the ground and I would shut up if you are able to make it set, on a flat ground with the camera above or on the plane of the ground...
If you are not able to produce this with pictures.. Then STFU and sit your ass down!!! You been debunked!!!!!
No there is no gravity, its buoyancy so he may need a flotation device vest to keep him from falling..
Go try to book the flight see what happens. Just go see...
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The total flight duration from New Zealand to Argentina is 12 hours, 35 minutes.
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Now here is the flight path from New Zealand to Buenos Aires (close to Argentina) on a normal map its twice the size of the U.S. and we know it takes 6 hours to get to L.A. to N.Y so year 12 hours seems right judging by this map...
Now lets see how this same 12 hour flight looks like on a Flat Earth Map..
Wow this shit looks like its 7 times bigger than the U.S. east to west... I wonder how they can do it in 12 hours.....
Dude I don't even know what your 1601 is about, I told you I stopped listening to your bullshit as soon as you said you were able to make a coin set on a table with the camera above...ALL of that is fine and dandy...
try to BOOK THE FLIGHT THOUGH!
Fuck your distances nigga. If you wanna go there tell me why GPS stops working in the Southern Hemisphere! Do you know about that part yet??
1601ft! I'm WAITING!
Dude I don't even know what your 1601 is about, I told you I stopped listening to your bullshit as soon as you said you were able to make a coin set on a table with the camera above...
Until I see the pics from that claim all that shit is just like the rest of your shit..
Plus your theory has a major flaw that I just addressed, there is no way you can come close to traveling close to 7 times the size of the U.S. going at the 600 mph (standard airline speed) and do it in 12 hours, to do so you have to be traveling over 1,476 mph...
So lets keep shit simple by explaining that first.... If not the rest of your argument is non in void!!!!!
Even a 5 year old could look at that map and tell you, no way your flying there in 12 hours....
It's a toss up between this thread and this one here..Dumbest thread in Bgol history.