Uses picture to "prove" fe.





Hown on earth could you know this?

This post was edited by Ep0ch on Aug 22 2017 05:33pm

Why wouldn't they be real
Much to gain by faking?
Why fake astronauts on space station?
Space station is faker too?
I have so many questions.

the picture doesn't prove FE, it proves there is more land past the horizon

the only picture that could prove FE is if i flew up 12,000 miles and took one but Nasa cant get beyond low Earth "orbit"

Basically you cant prove we are on a spinning sphere or debunk FE, so really your only left with trolling your frustration.

Waste your time if you like, it won't help though.






Not sure who the "they" is that you are referring too



Yes, everything.



Cause they have too



yes



many do


This post was edited by card_sultan on Aug 22 2017 05:46pm

I have an answer to everything.

If it's in your kitchen I'll listen

It's anywhere you want.

Are satelights real?

The only reason people think we are on a ball is becauses they think Eratosthenes proved it
but all he did was use assumption and this video crushes and smashes that myth.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eratosthenes

He made five important assumptions (none of which is perfectly accurate):[17][18]
That the distance between Alexandria and Syene was 5000 stadia,
That Alexandria is due north of Syene
That Syene lies on the Tropic of Cancer
That the Earth is a perfect sphere.
That light rays emanating from the Sun are parallel.

He also thought the sun was 12x smaller than the earth and was only 4000 miles away.

We was never mentioned by his predecessor and there are few examples of his work.

The only example of a map he produced was a flat square one with perfectly vertical and horizontal lines of Latitude and Longitude

Also his nickname was Beta as claimed by Carl Sagan - like wtf really - so everyone believes in Beta Theory?

No wonder were all screwed.



This post was edited by card_sultan on Aug 22 2017 06:15pm

I believe they are all suspended by balloons according to fe'ers'

I didn't click doe