Message from @^Kevin^
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so I came across an interesting video
basically it was saying that the horizons are flat and google earth shows a curve that isn't experienced in reality
their google model also doesn't fall away like we would experience on a ball
shouldn't come to eye level at the ground, should fall away sooner
<https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=05N1zDKcF80> The Great Lakes of North America in Stunning 950nm Infrared, Part 1
pics from video
using share X
also u can use <> around a link to supress its info like I did for the above link
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7-pXWRn_wfk Stunning long range imaging over 100 miles in infrared reveals the amazing flat earth reality!
Kevin when are you getting to #1
soon ™
I'm at level 25, your at 26 or 27
I'm # 3
moving up
You better
I'm not a fan of being #1
Jefferson's sitcom use to have the music to go along with it, Moving on up!
link is that song, intro
The first law of Kepler formula looks like this: r = p/(1 + ecosθ) The second law looks like this: r2dθ/dt = h
Both of those are grouped with Newtonian Mechanics and only can be predicted with two bodies interacting. The Mathematician Henri Poincare has realized this and pointed out that a gravitation pull by a third body will give an unstable orbit.
As Miles Mathis has pointed out, differentials show a variation in the tangential velocity of an orbiting body in an orbiting system that has three or more bodies. This cannot happen.
Nothing pertaining to the heliocentric solar system based on Newtonian description of the orbit of the planets using a set of nonlinear differential equations can be predicted.
It is an intrinsically flawed model, that succeeded by a combination of errors with a barycenter on the sun and a rotating sphere. The elliptical orbits were required to get it to work.
@Citizen Z This is complete nonsense. I've simulated the solar system with n-body Newtonian gravity myself, as have plenty of people.
Sure
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Keyword
Simulated.
Lol