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Hello
I have a question, if gravity isn't real what accelerates us towards the earth?
And if it's the earth accelerating wouldn't it eventually have a velocity faster tna light Wich is impossible?
Can anyone debate my pints?
I have a question, if gravity isn't real what accelerates us towards the earth?
And if it's the earth accelerating wouldn't it eventually have a velocity faster tna light Wich is impossible?
That doesn't even debate my question
It completely ignores it and class it irrelevant, which it is not
oakheart do you have any living clue what a theory means in science?
Hi
@CryptoCypher the angle of refraction of the window is very close to that of air, meaning that the distortion that you speak of negligible, and photos and views seen through it are deemed accurate
Crypto I'll admit I made a mistake in my explination
But when light passes from air to glass it refracts by 37 degrees , when it leaves it refracts back to it's original path
Although the glass is curved it is not a lense
Maybe you should research lense desing
Design
Cause if you do you will realize your claim is false
Fredward that isn't the effect
The curve is the same on both sides
The change of angle is constant
Meaning no distortion like you speak of
Think of water in a glass, the glass is curved. If you look at a straw in the water through the glass the straw is still straight
Or it is larger
Meaning that the glass causes a linear transformation to the image
Not a nonlinear one like you suggest
Physics is hard
It's usually in intuitive
What's your counter
Crypto how did the experiment go
What are you reading
Ahh
Well the windows from end is concave, and the other is convex
When light enters the convex side it bends x degrees in one direction, when it exits through the concave side the light bends x degrees but in the opposite direction
Meaning that the net changein angle is 0
Note there can be magnification , but that is a linear transformation
Which doesn't distort
So the view from airplanes is legitimate
So there is a curve
Does a flat Earth predict that curve?
Okay?
That talks about the formation of glass
Not the way light flows through it
Yes
Of the glass
Not the properties of it's optics
On the orders of micromillimeter s
And it would flex uniformly from the concave to the convex side
Okay hold up
You saying
That deformation of the shape when it's formed means that it's optical properties change
The arrival as before mentioned speaks of the mechanical properties if the glass, it speaks nothing of it's optical properties
Which is what we are debating
So not only are you moving the goal post, you are inaccurate ly extroplating what the arrival says to apply to optical properties
Arrival*
Article*
*the proof is trivial and left to the user*
But in all seriousness even a quick look at optics on Wikipedia will tell you this
Or actually for scientific and mathematical pages it's very accurate
People are constantly fixing it and checking sources
Okay
Any book on optics used for any college class in the past half century
It's in that book
Yeah
Lemme delete it
Proof for what exactly
Okay
Get a piece of plastic wrap
Put it in a box
It's translucent and deforms with change in pressurr
That's the properties we are stesting
Testing
Ugg
Glass doesn't deform from pressure
It shatters
Then why would you use a source talking about deformations in the structure of glass
As proof
You just disporovved one of your previous points
IT said GLASS
And my claims apply to any transparent material
I use using glass as an example
And youve said glass as well
You only posted 1
Where is the link for that source
Of what?
Your moving the goal post and it's driving me nuts
I had to prove their was no non linear deformation of the light
Now I have to prove that under static stress
If the deformation was enough to cause a sigficant and acknowledgable deformation to the light you would have died flying the airplane
The other factors are negligible
And are therefore ignored
If they weren't negligible they would've included them in this beautiful source of you
Yours
I told you a simple experiment you could peform
That is proof
I was debating laws of optics
The light going through the window experiences a linear deformation
You know what a linear transformation deformation is right?
Right?
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