Message from @Flat Earth PhD

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2020-01-21 19:47:02 UTC  

not impossible

2020-01-21 19:47:04 UTC  

but not easy

2020-01-21 19:48:36 UTC  

Yeah, I get that :/

2020-01-21 19:49:42 UTC  

but wouldn't it be an epic experiment 🙂

2020-01-21 19:49:59 UTC  

lots of folks would have to answer lots of questions if the hypothesis is accepted

2020-01-21 19:50:10 UTC  

I just wonder....if everyone spends their time playing pingpong with "the Earth is flat" and "no it's not" and "yes it is" and "*insults your mom*" that we won't actually get anywhere :(

2020-01-21 19:50:25 UTC  

absolutely

2020-01-21 19:50:52 UTC  

that's why I always say that flat earthers are the scientists. we are the ones (mostly) actually going out and doing experiments

2020-01-21 19:50:57 UTC  

Nikon must love us 🙂

2020-01-21 19:51:18 UTC  

helping to sell lots of P900 and P1000 cameras. they should give us an endorsement

2020-01-21 19:51:37 UTC  

XD

2020-01-21 19:51:41 UTC  

Nice

2020-01-21 19:51:52 UTC  

they could name their next model the FE2000

2020-01-21 19:52:18 UTC  

I think, first, I'd like to see what we do accept from the mainstream in order to avoid spending money on unnecessary duplicates

2020-01-21 19:52:38 UTC  

no need. this is very common in science....to replicate experiments

2020-01-21 19:52:48 UTC  

happens every day

2020-01-21 19:53:01 UTC  

Like you were saying the mass spectrometry. Do we need to prove that the machines are accurate, or can we just buy one?

2020-01-21 19:53:17 UTC  

you mean to assay atmospheric samples?

2020-01-21 19:53:32 UTC  

if so..that's a no-brainer.

2020-01-21 19:53:43 UTC  

in fact we could contract the work out. send the samples to a lab. even better since they are independent

2020-01-21 19:53:49 UTC  

do as a single blind experiment

2020-01-21 19:53:51 UTC  

Yeah. Like, what tools are we willing to use without going thru the cash to prove it?

2020-01-21 19:54:08 UTC  

well to date mostly cameras and lasers

2020-01-21 19:54:24 UTC  

or even just flashing a mirror across a lake

2020-01-21 19:54:28 UTC  

that's pretty cheap

2020-01-21 19:54:34 UTC  

several of those have been done

2020-01-21 19:55:39 UTC  

Once we get a good understanding of things we *don't* question, it will be a whole lot easier to organize the hypotheses that need to replace current models

2020-01-21 19:56:23 UTC  

well that's tricky. you don't want to confine yourself too much with boundary conditions that *could* be wrong

2020-01-21 19:56:40 UTC  

We'll, that's science

2020-01-21 19:56:58 UTC  

Once we know what's wrong, we can figure out where to adjust the experiments

2020-01-21 19:57:08 UTC  

but most important is to clearly specify the assumptions being made

2020-01-21 19:57:27 UTC  

Right, absolutely

2020-01-21 19:57:31 UTC  

control as many variables as possible

2020-01-21 19:57:34 UTC  

and do in replicate

2020-01-21 19:57:41 UTC  

Yush

2020-01-21 19:58:03 UTC  

e.g. I would like to do moonlight cooling experiments

2020-01-21 19:58:14 UTC  

not too expensive. just lots of planning

2020-01-21 19:58:22 UTC  

and need ideal conditions to coincide

2020-01-21 19:58:25 UTC  

Oooh, very cool

2020-01-21 19:58:31 UTC  

hoping to do it here in the alps

2020-01-21 19:58:40 UTC  

Can you get ppl in different locations to do the same experiments?