Questioning the status quo of spheres and our solar system

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Thursday, January 9, 2020 4:29 PM

The evidence for a spherical Earth is questionable. Most obviously, there are many thousands of images and videos of the Earth from space, including a continually changing live stream view of the globe from the International Space Station—not to mention all the astronauts who have personally seen the Earth from orbit. Flat Earthers claim that all images of the globe are fraudulent inventions, and all testimony from astronauts is false. It is reasonable to dismiss all of the evidence from the entire history of space exploration, especially when there is some evidence for a decades-long “globularist” conspiracy. However, we can not need to rely on evidence from modern space agencies to confirm the roundness of the Earth for ourselves. The Flat Earth Wiki [view link] SJG

6 comments

ATACdawg
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4 years ago
Dang, Trump, you beat me to it!
san-jose-guy
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4 years ago
The Heliocentric Globe Model Does Not Match Reality - Speed Change Problem! [view link] Debunking Flat Earth 101 [view link] SJG
loper
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4 years ago
It is mostly a waste of time debunking conspiracy theories. Real conspiracies are really hard to maintain.
Uprightcitizen
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4 years ago
Grab them by the equator!
san-jose-guy
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4 years ago
NASA Going Nowhere Since 1958 [view link] Another Picture Proves the Flat Earth [view link] SJG
san-jose-guy
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4 years ago
The Eötvös Effect, named after Hungarian nobleman and physicist Baron Roland von Eötvös, is a longitudinal effect which affects gravimeters and occurs when a vessel is traveling eastwards or westwards. In the early 1900s, a German team from the Institute of Geodesy in Potsdam carried out gravity measurements on moving ships in the Atlantic, Indian and Pacific Oceans. While studying their results Eötvös noticed that the readings of the gravimeter were slightly lower when the boat moved eastwards, and slightly higher when it moved westward. It is found that a gravimeter is a low-frequency seismometer, and that the theory of gravimetry is based on a theoretical assessment of the background noise in the subseismic band. The patterns of the tides and other phenomena can be pulled out of the background noise, and are assumed to be due to "gravity". In connection with the above, The Eötvös Effect is an effect which adds or subtracts anthropogenic and microseismic noises to the gravimeter when a vessel moves eastwards or westwards. Although the cause of the noise is unknown, the noise may be related to the stars, tides, or even the upper flow of the 'great ocean conveyor belt', all of which make regular westwards motions across the earth. A vessel going against this noise would pick up greater noise than a vessel which goes with the noise. Due to the nature of the gravimeter, it is suggested that this effect seen in the gravimeter should be better classified under a category of seismology. SJG

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