If you insult our intelligence when you are high, shouldn't we insult you when you are high?
I'm high so I would appreciate real talk instead of insults. Let's spark up and and treat each other with respect.
Nothing dumber than a flat earther
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cannabineer
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RetiredGuerilla
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Drop below horizon due to the earth's supposed curvature.
10 miles 66 feet.
20 miles 266 feet.
50 miles 1,666 feet.
70 miles 3,266 feet.
100 miles 1.26 miles
The lighthouses of the earth also tell a story.
EXAMPLE:
The Light on Cape Bonavista, Newfoundland is 150 feet above high water, and is visible 35 statute miles out at sea. These figures will give, on calculating for the earth's rotundity, 491 feet as the distance it should be sunk below the sea horizon.
AGAIN Naval submarines uses periscopes to see great distances because the oceans are flat.
Math does not lie.
10 miles 66 feet.
20 miles 266 feet.
50 miles 1,666 feet.
70 miles 3,266 feet.
100 miles 1.26 miles
The lighthouses of the earth also tell a story.
EXAMPLE:
The Light on Cape Bonavista, Newfoundland is 150 feet above high water, and is visible 35 statute miles out at sea. These figures will give, on calculating for the earth's rotundity, 491 feet as the distance it should be sunk below the sea horizon.
AGAIN Naval submarines uses periscopes to see great distances because the oceans are flat.
Math does not lie.
Rrog
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Math does not lie, but you do
David Senesac Visual Line of Sight Calculations dependent on Earth's Curvature
www.davidsenesac.com
cannabineer
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Math is entirely powerless against dishonesty.Math can't lie because it's incapable of thought.
Seriously, take your meds.
No, they don't. They use periscopes to see to the horizon, relative to the height of the periscope itself. They use radar, sonar and other techniques to produce a visual image of targets that are beyond the horizon (what do you know... they also use satellites!), and once in range, the periscope can be used to literally see the target.
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cannabineer
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* radar
RetiredGuerilla
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Senesac did classified aviation electronics work for the Navy and was considered an expert with photoshop.
RetiredGuerilla
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LMAO. I see you suuuuuuuuuure know Naval battle tactics.
..and how to give away your poz LMAO !!!!True, but I think he actually believes the nonsense he posts.
cannabineer
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I have found it to be easier when I disregard that component. The correlation between belief and correctness is shockingly poor.
Cx2H
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We had a post sometime ago maybe in this thread or one of the other 2 that got deleted. A radar engineer on stackexchange answered. He contradicted all of the radar babble you see up there.
It got ignored..
Wait till he starts with the atmospheres and satellite melting heat up there.
Wait for the Allen Vikings that hang around in a hole under Antarctica shooting Navy ships with lasers 60 years ago.
I never once used the word battle, and nice job trying to weasel out of and deflect after another situation which caught you dead wrong. Again.LMAO. I see you suuuuuuuuuure know Naval battle tactics.
The term "target" is used in multiple contexts. A ship lost at sea that the navy is trying to locate would be considered a target. eg. "The target vessel has been located and identified".
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Rrog
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Daredevil 'Mad Mike' Hughes dies while attempting to launch a homemade rocket | CNN
Daredevil "Mad Mike" Hughes died during an attempt to launch his homemade rocket Saturday.
This is the genius from post #1 of this thread.
Stealthstyle
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Hey honey look at me I'm flying a rocket ooh im dead.
Wait a minute... hold the fucking phone!!!Daredevil 'Mad Mike' Hughes dies while attempting to launch a homemade rocket | CNN
Daredevil "Mad Mike" Hughes died during an attempt to launch his homemade rocket Saturday.www.cnn.com
This is the genius from post #1 of this thread.
"He eventually hoped to develop a rocket that would launch him 62 miles in the air to where the Earth's atmosphere meets outer space"
Outer space!?!
But what about the dome? I thought there was no "outer space"! 62 miles up... is that high enough to see over the Ice Wall for an edge?
Prepare for the claims that [insert some government agency] shot him down so that the flat-earth theory could remain hidden. LOL
Cx2H
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Sooo, according to what I've picked up here. He was gonna smash into the dome or burn alive when he hit the upper atmospheres anyway.
Sorry he deaded over dumb sheet but man.
He should of rented some rocket time from one of the fake space agency's that use real parachutes.
Sorry he deaded over dumb sheet but man.
He should of rented some rocket time from one of the fake space agency's that use real parachutes.
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