Quote (tard_sultan @ May 8 2017 11:48pm)
Dude your a joke, you just dodged my question again while spewing your retarded logic, you should be tarred and feather, and put in the corner for everyone to laugh at what a complete dunce and failure of an excuse for a person you are. Take your statist propaganda and shove it where the sun dont shine.
So how do you know optimal cruising speed in anywhere near max cruising speed, my car has an optimal moving speed - 55 mph - but it can go 120 mph - quite the difference. Any proof here?
Post some evidence of distance traveled with odometer/speedometer/jet stream readings for every point and altitude on earth because you claim to know them.
Stop dodging bitch.
The video shows the flat earth btw - there is a tiny curve but you can tell that is lense distortion because you see the same curve on the ground
if you can't see it it because your retarded, stop dragging people down into your retarded logic of lies, i hear it all the time , i see the curve from airplanes, and then i show there's no curve and then it s like - "oh well of course you can't see the curve - we're to small!"
So boats go over the horizon at 3 miles out but you cant see the curve from 6 miles up because we're to small - make up your mind tard which is it? Small is about right - tiny brain syndrome is a real spherechukker problem that affects all of us regular people.
http://i0.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/facebook/000/556/445/28c.jpgI suppose we need stupid people like yourself, my retirement is guaranteed by your cluelessness, so ty for that. :P
Dodged what question? I obviously made your question irrelevant when I noted that planes successfully fly the route in both directions simultaneously. The wind can't blow both directions at the same time. The shortest route between the two cities on retardo world is a straight line that is 14,558 miles long that passes over the Himalayas. And yet, here's the real ball Earth route the aircraft take: (in this case, Qantas flight number QFA63 with daily nonstop service from SYD to JNB using a Boeing 747-400)
https://www.flightradar24.com/data/flights/qf63/#d53e3c0 But you know what was dodged? You dodging how the jet stream works absent a Coriolis Effect.
Because aircraft are not cars, derp. The maximum airspeed of the Boeing 747-400 that flies SYD to JNB is 0.92 mach, and is certified for that maximum speed by airworthiness tests, the results of which can be viewed here:
http://rgl.faa.gov/Regulatory_and_Guidance_Library/rgMakeModel.nsf/0/75d4c3215c58345386257df9007c3763/$FILE/A20WE_Rev_57.pdfI don't need to post the flight data for every flight on Earth. You need to explain how something that is physically impossible on a retardo world (an aircraft with a range of less than 9000 miles can cover 14,558 miles in ~12-13 hours while only flying ~660 mph. In the real world, the distance is 6,871 miles, which IS within the range of the aircraft, and can be traversed at speeds a Boeing 747-400 can achieve.
No, the video does not prove a flat Earth. Not in the slightest. There is zero evidence presented within it that supports a flat Earth hypothesis, and I challenge you to note a single time frame in the video where it does.
Quote (russian @ May 9 2017 10:04am)
Except 3 angles, to be fair. Knowing all 3 angles doesn't give a unique triangle.
There's also the flight from Santiago to Sydney, which I think is probably the worst possible one on a flat earth.
Well, I had considered making note of that when I composed the post, but considering my target audience, I figures that was just extra information that would confuse him or offer him another opportunity to dodge the point.