You know what, here’s a simple question

The gyrocompass was invented in the late 1800s

And was used to navigate ships and subs

On a flat plane, why don’t we all observe the sun rising and setting to the north?

https://picsart.com/i/296516866135201

Sierra Leone and New Zealand’s sunrise and sunset respectively

@🎃Oakheart🎃 they didn’t have the technology at the time

They used a gyrocompass

And how do you know this?

Fake.

How do you know they did?

Despite being near the equator, both would see the sun in the north

Because a magnetic compass would not work on a metal ship

Not sure, so it seems we are at an impass here.

A gyrocompass would not work on a flat plane

Who invented it?

Elmer Sperry

Had the original patent on it

And it saw its first use in 1906

I’m sure it’s been modified since then right?

Yes

They modified it a bit

It used to use mercury as a balance but then they modified it to use heavy oil as a balance

These things were used on all submarines in ww2

So the accuracy was heavily documented

Yeah and so were pendulums and occult items.

On the german side at least.

Any evidence to back up that claim

I do remember something about Germans trying to test a hollow Earth by aiming up to spy on the UK

those germans were into some interesting stuff

and then Operation Paperclip

the founding of NASA by all those German Scientists

I definitely prefer how the Soviets handled the old German regime

Nazis don’t get a pass 😤

and how about Operation fishbowl or Project Dominic or Operation High Jump

Pretty sure Russia also took scientists

What about them?

yeh I think they did too

but the one's that founded NASA were an interesting buncch

Von Braun

was the head