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Globetards persist in seeking after poptart's love, so rather than dump on Rump's thread further, I will post a reply to Dinsdale right here.

Dinsdale wrote:Nah. You've proven beyond any shadow of doubt that you're completely inept when it comes to basic math.

Unless you've renounced your belief that a parabolic function describes the arc of a circle?

I guess I posted 50+ times that the earth curvature rate on your globe model is approx. 8 inches per mile squared.
And many/most times i posted this link along with it.
https://dizzib.github.io/earth/curve-ca ... t=imperial

Simply plug your numbers in and you can find out how far it is to the horizon, and how many feet of an object will be hidden from sight under the curve of the earth, based on your height -- and your distance from the object you are viewing.


Let's take an example.

There is a mountain which is 13,123 ft (about 4 kilometers) high.
We are on a boat (eyes at water level, we are saying) moving away from the mountain.

When we reach a distance of almost 141 miles (about 226 kilometers), away from the mountain, the very top will have finally disappeared from our view.

This is what we know if we just plug our numbers into the calculator.
It is based on the 8 inches (approx.) per mile squared formula.



Now we have NASA's man, David P. Stern, verifying just what I've said.
Imagine that.

http://www-spof.gsfc.nasa.gov/stargaze/Sstern.htm
http://www-spof.gsfc.nasa.gov/stargaze/Shorizon.htm

In the 2nd link, you can look at the bottom and see that the example I posted is -----> HIS EXAMPLE.

The calculator (and the numbers) I had previously been citing (for many weeks) are accurate.

It's fact.


Now if you want to persist (as you did for many weeks previously) that my math is off, I would recommend that you take this up with NASA.
lol

So since we can see a building tens of miles away, and we can see mountains over hundreds of miles away, your explaination and animated pics of sunrises and sunsets doesn't work. The big light bulb in the sky has to be more than 10 miles above the surface of the earth since no planes have crashed into it. At that height it would be able to cast light across a flat disk 24/7.

The humor this argument going another round is not lost on me

There is a good chance I'm going to take a shit because of this thread.

Dinsdale wrote:Unless you've renounced your belief that a parabolic function describes the arc of a circle?

I guess I posted 50+ times that the earth curvature rate on your globe model is approx. 8 inches per mile squared.

I'll take that as a "no."

If you weren't inept at math, you wouldn't look so silly in these discussions.

But as it is, we have nothing to talk about.

It's a quadratic function, but does the name really matter? The phenomenon he is describing can't be explained without refraction which is absolutely a mind trick.

Can we just have a flat earf forum or some shit? That way I wouldn't have to worry about clicking on something that is guaranteed to suck away a few IQ each time I click on it? I really don't have them to spare.

Stfu you vile rapist fuck

Holly F@ck Sale. I thought the Flat Earf forum was a decent suggestion. I am guessing you feel differently.

smackaholic wrote:Can we just have a flat earf forum or some shit?

We used to entertain such discussions in Igloo Spin Zone all the time...

:|

Left Seater wrote:Holly F@ck Sale. I thought the Flat Earf forum was a decent suggestion. I am guessing you feel differently.

The fewer forums the better.

Moving Sale wrote:The fewer forums the better.

The less of you, the better.

Not that there's much to you to begin with.

You stay up all night fashioning that awesome take Nancy?

Sure did Shirley, slaved away for hours coming up with that rejoinder for you.

Idiot.

If you were an actual adult you have spent your time differently.

Moving Sale wrote:If you were an actual adult you have spent your time differently.

Spelling is clearly not your friend.

If you were actually adult sized, you would "get" this thread. Instead, you reside in the tart's lap like a purse pup.

Go spend time growing up little shit stain. And wipe pop's shit off your nose midget, you're stinking up the place.

I know many of you want flat earth talk, but this is not it.
No thanks.
Do your own research on it.
Or visit my blog at .net and I'll be glad to discuss whatever you want.

This is about Duncedale's globe earth curvature.
It's math.

Dunce wrote:If you weren't inept at math, you wouldn't look so silly in these discussions.

But as it is, we have nothing to talk about.

rotf...

Question: On YOUR globe earth, if your eyes are at ground level and you are viewing a building 5 miles away, how many feet of the building will be hidden under the earth's curve?

Jay in Phoenix wrote:

Moving Sale wrote:If you were an actual adult you have spent your time differently.

Spelling is clearly not your friend.

If you were actually adult sized, you would "get" this thread. Instead, you reside in the tart's lap like a purse pup.

Go spend time growing up little shit stain. And wipe pop's shit off your nose midget, you're stinking up the place.

Go ahead and enlighten me.

Question: On YOUR globe earth, if your eyes are at ground level and you are viewing a building 5 miles away, how many feet of the building will be hidden on the earth's curve?

On YOUR Earth globe, if your eyes are at colon level as you are viewing the world from your head up your crazy ass, how many feet of shit will be hidden within your fecal encrusted eyes?

In all seriousness pops, give it up already and blog yourself silly at .net. You are cooked and burned out here.

Nobody cares about about your warped opinions. And opinions are all they are, not facts.

Take two MS midget dicks up the ass and go away.

TIA crazy old man. :grin:

Moving Sale wrote:Go ahead and enlighten me.

I already have Sale. It isn't my fault you are too stupid to understand.

Go fuck your fists and gargle some more black cocks tiny tot.

poptart wrote: Question: On YOUR globe earth, if your eyes are at ground level and you are viewing a building 5 miles away, how many feet of the building will be hidden under the earth's curve?

What he is trying to explain to you is that if the answer to your question is X then the answer if the building is 50 miles away is not 10X.

Jay in Phoenix wrote:

Moving Sale wrote:Go ahead and enlighten me.

I already have Sale. It isn't my fault you are too stupid to understand.

Go fuck your fists and gargle some more black cocks tiny tot.

Nice white flag fag.

Jay wrote:In all seriousness pops, give it up already and blog yourself silly at .net. You are cooked and burned out here.

Nobody cares about about your warped opinions. And opinions are all they are, not facts.

You seem very bothered, Jay.

I've already said that I am not here to talk flat earth.

And no, what I am talking about here is not opinion.

I am talking about math, which happens to be -----> FACT.

You are talking about math that is wrong pops.

A view askew is just that...askew.

Whip out your sorry little protractor and thumb up your calculator and try again.

Don't rely on stupid web sites for your math and calculate this on your own, using real earth logic and real earth parameters. And keep in mind one very important fact, that is indisputable, the Earth is spherical and your aspects are wrong. Take two biblical tablets, shove that nonsense up your posterieor and call your insane pastor in the morning.

Blessings oh insipidly stupid one.

Moving Sale wrote:

Jay in Phoenix wrote:

Moving Sale wrote:Go ahead and enlighten me.

I already have Sale. It isn't my fault you are too stupid to understand.

Go fuck your fists and gargle some more black cocks tiny tot.

Nice white flag fag.

Nice black cock gargle tiny faggot.

Jay wrote:You are talking about math that is wrong pops.

Did you really read my first post?

It's not my math, Jay.
This is also the NASA man's math.

Click the links.
Don't just post inane things.


So if D. Stern is wrong, then you go ahead and tell us what the true math is.
Tell us about your globe, Jay.

Question: On YOUR globe earth, if your eyes are at ground level and you are viewing a building 5 miles away, how many feet of the building will be hidden under the earth's curve?

Moving Sale wrote:

poptart wrote: Question: On YOUR globe earth, if your eyes are at ground level and you are viewing a building 5 miles away, how many feet of the building will be hidden under the earth's curve?

What he is trying to explain to you is that if the answer to your question is X then the answer if the building is 50 miles away is not 10X.

Right.
Of course.

Faggot in Phoenix running apperance smack is a bit little Sara Palin running intelligence smack.
Go fuck a frozen rope shart licker.

poptart wrote: Don't just post inane things.

Asking Duh in Phoenix to not post inane things is a bit like asking Mvskkkal not to post racist things or asking Pickkkel not to ride mvskkkal's jock.

I'm going to store this thread upside down and hope it ages into something readable.

Moving Sale wrote:

poptart wrote: Don't just post inane things.

Asking Duh in Phoenix to not post inane things is a bit like asking Mvskkkal not to post racist things or asking Pickkkel not to ride mvskkkal's jock.

You're just jealous because mvscal kicked your tiny arse in the public debate. He made you look even more tiny than you are.

mvscal greater smarter more logical, more intelligent than tinysale.

end of story

Jsc810 wrote: I've lost count how many times you ignore the answer, but it remains even though you pretend it doesn't exist.

This statement applies to multiple items in this discussion.

Jsc810 wrote:

poptart wrote:if your eyes are at ground level and you are viewing a building 5 miles away, how many feet of the building will be hidden under the earth's curve?

I've lost count how many times you ignore the answer, but it remains even though you pretend it doesn't exist. You can see things that are below the curve of the earth due to looming.

This is a Duncedale math thread, Jsc.

If you want me to reply to "flat earth," you know where to go.

MgoBlue-LightSpecial wrote:I'm going to store this thread upside down and hope it ages into something readable.

Dunce (and Jay),




Over a distance of 70.14 miles (112.88 kilo), earth curvature is 39,370 inches (1 Kilo).

- Dr. D. Stern (NASA)

http://www-spof.gsfc.nasa.gov/stargaze/Shorizon.htm




Let's see...

8 (inch per mile, approx) x 70.14 x 70.14 = 39,357 inches


Wow, the earth curves at a rate of 8 inches (approx) per mile squared.

Who knew??





LOL at Dunce x infinity x infinity