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Re: Is the Earth flat, or round, or both, but not spherical?
« Reply #330 on: January 25, 2018, 05:37:PM »
Water finds its own level - if the earth was a globe, it would fall off the face of the world!
That presupposes that "its own level" is somewhere else, but you haven't provided any evidence for that.

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Re: Is the Earth flat, or round, or both, but not spherical?
« Reply #331 on: January 25, 2018, 05:50:PM »
It is also a fact that those poor wretches that escaped the death camps were murdered when they returned to their homes in Poland.
Obviously, some survived, some died of malnutrition and/or disease, etc. My understanding is that about 6 million died directly or indirectly as a result of the holocaust.

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Re: Is the Earth flat, or round, or both, but not spherical?
« Reply #332 on: January 25, 2018, 07:03:PM »
There are other interviews which you have not quoted - I wonder why?

So post them?
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Re: Is the Earth flat, or round, or both, but not spherical?
« Reply #333 on: January 25, 2018, 08:47:PM »
That presupposes that "its own level" is somewhere else, but you haven't provided any evidence for that.
The oceans are primarily flat in orientation, they do not curve around an imaginary circumference of a  globe of the earth! There is no such thing as universal gravity, which is being misrepresented, it's really a feature of electromagnetism, it's about the different levels of density in the ether, which react to forms of electromagnetism found in almost everything tangible. The earth does not rotate around the sun each day, it's too far away for that to happen!
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Re: Is the Earth flat, or round, or both, but not spherical?
« Reply #334 on: January 25, 2018, 08:54:PM »
The oceans are primarily flat in orientation, they do not curve around an imaginary circumference of a  globe of the earth! There is no such thing as universal gravity, which is being misrepresented, it's really a feature of electromagnetism, it's about the different levels of density in the ether, which react to forms of electromagnetism found in almost everything tangible. The earth does not rotate around the sun each day, it's too far away for that to happen!


Of course it doesn't,  ;D it takes a year (appox 365 days) to rotate around the sun, hence the seasons! It takes 24 hours to rotate around it's axis.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9n04SEzuvXo
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Re: Is the Earth flat, or round, or both, but not spherical?
« Reply #335 on: January 25, 2018, 09:37:PM »
The oceans are primarily flat in orientation, they do not curve around an imaginary circumference of a globe of the earth!
That's an assertion for which you provide no evidence, and you offer no suggestion as to what shape an ocean would adopt around a large globe, and don't explain what "an imaginary circumference" means. It's clear from the blunder that Caroline just commented on that you don't even notice when you write something that's essentially a massive blunder. Anyway, what's so special about oceans and why do you use the word "primarily"? An isolated water drop remains curved.
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Re: Is the Earth flat, or round, or both, but not spherical?
« Reply #336 on: January 25, 2018, 10:08:PM »

Of course it doesn't,  ;D it takes a year (appox 365 days) to rotate around the sun, hence the seasons! It takes 24 hours to rotate around it's axis.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9n04SEzuvXo

The earth does not rotate on an axis, it remains fixed in its plane, with the sun and the moon and the so called planets and star constellations rotating around the 'north Star'!!
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Re: Is the Earth flat, or round, or both, but not spherical?
« Reply #337 on: January 25, 2018, 10:15:PM »
The oceans are primarily flat in orientation, they do not curve around an imaginary circumference of a globe of the earth!
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That's an assertion for which you provide no evidence, Of course I have supplied evidence, the seas are flat, lakes are flat..and you offer no suggestion as to what shape an ocean would adopt around a large globe, oceans can't form around a globe earth module...and don't explain what "an imaginary circumference" means. Well, an imaginary circumference is just that, it's imaginary, and doesn't exist!It's clear from the blunder that Caroline just commented on that you don't even notice when you write something that's essentially a massive blunder. I didn't make a blunder, what I said is correct! Anyway, what's so special about oceans and why do you use the word "primarily"? flat on the upper surface, but contoured at the bottom! An isolated water drop remains curved. Until it lands on something, and then it becomes flat!!
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Re: Is the Earth flat, or round, or both, but not spherical?
« Reply #338 on: January 25, 2018, 10:36:PM »
(1) - https://youtu.be/ZehXHSxVVc8

Clouds behind the sun!

The sun cannot be 93 million miles from earth, NASA has brainwashed the masses filling their heads with lie after lie!
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Re: Is the Earth flat, or round, or both, but not spherical?
« Reply #339 on: January 25, 2018, 10:51:PM »
If the sun is less than 53 miles above the earth,  why does it take 365 days for the earth to orbit the sun in the globe module?

Seems an awful long time if the sun is not 93 million miles away, but less than 53 miles above the earth? Seems like somebody has made a humongous blunder trying to make out that I don't know what I am talking about, but just watch the real time video footage of the sun setting inside the clouds, clouds front of sun, and behind the sun! Seems like I'm not so dumb after all!

(1) - https://youtu.be/ZehXHSxVVc8
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Re: Is the Earth flat, or round, or both, but not spherical?
« Reply #340 on: January 25, 2018, 10:57:PM »
Seems to me, that in the earth is a globe module the sun is 93 million miles away from the earth, and that in the flat earth module it's under 53 miles!

Now,  somebody has dropped a right clanger !

How can the sun set in the clouds of the earth, yet be 93 million miles away from the earth?
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Re: Is the Earth flat, or round, or both, but not spherical?
« Reply #341 on: January 25, 2018, 10:59:PM »
Seems to me, that in the earth is a globe module the sun is 93 million miles away from the earth, and that in the flat earth module it's under 53 miles!

Now,  somebody has dropped a right clanger !

How can the sun set in the clouds of the earth, yet be 93 million miles away from the earth?

The funny thing is, the moon has also been captured with the clouds of the earth both in front of, and behind 'it'!
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Re: Is the Earth flat, or round, or both, but not spherical?
« Reply #342 on: January 25, 2018, 11:14:PM »
So, with the sun and  the moon captured in the clouds of earth, and the highest clouds being approximately 53 miles above the earth, both are much closer than we are being told! If they are much closer than we have been told, it means the sun and the moon are much smaller than we have been told!
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Re: Is the Earth flat, or round, or both, but not spherical?
« Reply #343 on: January 25, 2018, 11:14:PM »
The earth does not rotate on an axis, it remains fixed in its plane, with the sun and the moon and the so called planets and star constellations rotating around the 'north Star'!!
You know perfectly well that Caroline was referring to the axis that exists in the rotating ball model for earth. That axis exists even if the model isn't accepted. Also, it's been well-known for centuries that the planets don't appear to rotate in the same way as the star constellations, which is why they've come to be called planets. You keep suggesting that they do.

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Re: Is the Earth flat, or round, or both, but not spherical?
« Reply #344 on: January 25, 2018, 11:28:PM »
So, with the sun and  the moon captured in the clouds of earth, and the highest clouds being approximately 53 miles above the earth, both are much closer than we are being told! If they are much closer than we have been told, it means the sun and the moon are much smaller than we have been told!
However, neither the sun nor the moon has been "captured in the clouds of earth". You are alluding to an optical illusion. If they were that close, they would look much bigger on some occasions when seen from within an airliner flying at high altitude, but that's not the case.