Message from @rob
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You basically need one of those, an air-compressor and some valve bits and bobs.
@Deejay from Earth Let's settle this mystery then once and for all.
@$P!KY\/!k!NG ok cool lets do it
@Deejay from Earth I'm not kidding dude. I will seriously go just to know once and for all.
You don't even have to leave your house.
No. If I don't get to scale that wall and find the nights watch on the other side, it is bs 😂
If those maps are legit and that one american navy officer who claimed that there is more land beyond the poles are legit then I want to see it.
We can stop at new swabia
The challenger "disaster" was a complete hoax.
I'm pretty sure you will run into some kind patrol, if I'm not mistaken, apparently there are no go areas towards the Antarctic that will force you to turn around, or it could also be part of the conspiracy.
Would love to explorer the perimeter.
You'd need a submarine though.
I feel like we should be able to construct a proof based on known distances
in the north vs southern hemisphere
ASGARD.
Yeah i wouldn't mind an adventure either, and see what there really is. If there will be a journey to the other side, I'll join in.
@rob To prove ball earth, you need to: 1. Prove curvature exists as per eight inches multiplied by the distance in miles squared. 2. Prove that earth does rotate. 3. Prove Gravity. All of this as per the commonly agreed upon scientific method. There's a lot of semantics and this is a HUGE field, but that is where the game is.
@Sheamus I'm serious. I have been looking into it for a few years and I'm not convinced unless I can climd that damn wall and find the nights watch on the other side.
If new swabia is there I want to see it. If there is another continent, I want to see it.
@Deejay from Earth what I'm saying is that the distances predicted by latitudes should not match up with the distances measured on the ground
also length of twilight and sunset and sunrise times at various latitudes
we have good independently measured data for distances between cities
That's why so many ships sank in Antarctica in the early days of exploring. They were using the wrong map. 😂
@$P!KY\/!k!NG I'm serious too, if there will be such a journey, I'll be on board, I'm more inclined to follow that than take the risk to Mars to be honest.
People have died and or gone missing.
south atlantic is a scary place
What adventure is without its risks
But I want to get some data together and tell you about a certain Mr August Picard. Gimme a few. Also chilling a bit.
Popular Science Mazine - August 1931. Page 23. "Ten Miles High in an Air-tight ball".
When asked about what the Earth looked like, Picard said "It looked like a flat disk with an upturned edge"
So 10 miles up gets to see the disc?
Check out the What part of flat video. 21 miles high.