It creates distortions

A grid map would be the most accurate and I have proven it

It would have no distortions

so you're posting a pic of a map which you believe be fictitious,, makes sense

what

no opinion can be fact

not a universal one

Bruh do you guys not know what cartography is

according to you, yes, you just gave your opinion on space earler @Mathieus the Walking Witness 😉

you declared it fictitious

the FE has also been waiting for a proper FE map for years too

yes, we will continue on waiting

tdum tdum

whose to say that we're not in an enclosed area, and an area called 'space' is beyond that

what we talking?

depends on what you mean by space

so

you tell me, i have my own opinions

fill me in with topic?

Well also gravity is fake

@BigCal u dont say man

@BigCal oh nikola tesla now i beliave you

How tall is the dome

Scalar waves are the reasons things are held down

waves?

Scalar waves are longitudinal waves

perhaps you need be reminded that we are in the lounge here, where topics can range and people can share their opinions.. lounge is not meant for serious debating

`Nikola Tesla` was the best of best 💯 `Respect`

They are affected by the Earth's rotation

scalar waves are waves of a scalar field

the wave equation shows how scalar waves work

he dont know what his talking

https://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Scalar_wave

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When you harness scalar waves and you force it against the Earth's rotation you will get electromagnetic levitation because scalar waves flow in One Direction so when you force it against the Earth's rotation everything will float where as if it flows with the Earth rotation it will pull everything down because the energy is being pulled down from the earth rotation

scalar waves basicly is the wave equation

if there was proof of earths rotation, we would not be in here having this conversation

If i could just harness them which is a pain i could proof it

Conservation of momentum

I aint trolling eirther. Materials such as aluminum copper Steel pick up scalar waves it's just a about getting the material to hold on to them so it could be built up into a capacitor then discharged to make electrical energy