@SamanthaFluff it does

it gives you the accurate ground track

previous methods didn't do that

nor did they account for terrain

Can I put that 'accurate ground track' onto a sandwich and eat it for sustenance? :'D

Yah... this is called an affirming the consequent logical fallacy

lol no

thats call measurement uncertainty

LOGICAL FALLACY: AFFIRMING THE CONSEQUENT: https://imgur.com/a/P1hsRB4

It's called we have a model, we observe reality. The model doesn't reflect reality, so reality must be wrong.

wrong , it does match reality

Oh I know, let's re-work the model and add some more ad-hoc math in order to "best fit" the real observations

but measurements are imperfect, can you measure somethign with a ruler to 1 millionth of an inch?

All things aside, you're demonstrating a basic misunderstanding. We've heard all the things you're trying to present to us as facts, giving us more of the same thing isn't going to make this conversation any more constructive

hilarious

I'm fairly certain a tunelling electron microscope can

no flat earth model is even close to this

I don't want to conform to a model

@SamanthaFluff this proves all of you wrong

You however do

@Meeper sure, it does, if you have your little victory, will it make you calm down? xD

@Human Sheeple lets see yoru model of light curving up in air

I don't do models sorry

I do science

We have daily lives we wanna live, we're not as interested in winning little senseless arguments about some garbage

you claiming that light curves up in air is a model

how much does it curve up?

what does it depend on?

https://imgur.com/ZGxzT55

@SamanthaFluff makes sense that you dont' care about what's accurate

No it's an observation

Now you're being provocative

@Human Sheeple lol

is that a painting?

how much does it curve up/

@Human Sheeple useless, u got rekt

That depends on the weather conditions

ok well let's see the equations

"depends on weather conditions" is a model

although you haven't made a good one at all

Why because some military controlled computer that got it wrong several times and had to keep reworking it until it approximated reality?