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Post by Deleted on Apr 6, 2015 20:15:51 GMT
Just wanted to post a video from our own Cae sar:
Great analysis of the SH to SH flights. They prove without a doubt, that the earth is flat, and they have to play games with routes to cover it.
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Post by matt on Apr 7, 2015 19:43:13 GMT
As I remember the only flight that seemed to go against our idea of a flat earth map was the one that went from Santiago, Chile to Aukland, NZ (I think) - maybe there were others too. I think it was also run by Qantas Air? The other flights I looked at were quite bizarre on a globe, but made sense on a flat earth. It seems that the flight path theory could be a strong one because it makes no sense on a spherical earth. Perhaps we could find more information about those flights that don't make sense to us - flight times do not work out or flight paths for a FE?
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Post by Deleted on Apr 7, 2015 19:55:07 GMT
These are my best videos on the subject:
starting at minute 5:
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Post by LIT on Apr 8, 2015 6:22:03 GMT
I just watched the newest interview with Mark Sargent. He keeps repeating that the flights in the Southern Pacific Ocean are being hidden by the radars. I don't believe this is true at all. First of all, the reason why you see less traffic there is because there are few cities between which you can fly. 99% of the traffic is directed north to Europe, Asia or North America. What is so strange about it? Should we expect to see 100 planes flying from Sydney to Santiago? No! There are planes though and his point about disappearing the flights is actually made up. I watched QFA and I don't see anything disappearing at least not the way he says it does. So, just because he believes the distorted North Pole Azimuthal map is correct now we should make up stuff about fake flights in the Southern Pacific Ocean? Do you think this is reasonable? By focusing on these particular flights he completely disregards there are other flights to Antarctica. Qantas Flights Status
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Post by Deleted on Apr 8, 2015 11:56:44 GMT
As I remember the only flight that seemed to go against our idea of a flat earth map was the one that went from Santiago, Chile to Aukland, NZ (I think) - maybe there were others too. I think it was also run by Qantas Air? The other flights I looked at were quite bizarre on a globe, but made sense on a flat earth. It seems that the flight path theory could be a strong one because it makes no sense on a spherical earth. Perhaps we could find more information about those flights that don't make sense to us - flight times do not work out or flight paths for a FE? There are, in my own little personal examination of it, just a few direct (non-stop) flights from SH to SH cities. Very few non-stops. And the connecting flights are indeed to weird places you wouldn't expect for a ball earth. But, that doesn't necessarily mean that they wouldn't make such a connection on a ball earth. Zetetic Flat Earth in his videos, claims that people stated in various internet posts, that the non-stop flights had refueling stops that weren't put on the itinerary. I'd have to look into that to see if it is consistent with every non-stop flight.
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Post by Deleted on Apr 8, 2015 12:02:02 GMT
I just watched the newest interview with Mark Sargent. He keeps repeating that the flights in the Southern Pacific Ocean are being hidden by the radars. I don't believe this is true at all. First of all, the reason why you see less traffic there is because there are few cities between which you can fly. 99% of the traffic is directed north to Europe, Asia or North America. What is so strange about it? Should we expect to see 100 planes flying from Sydney to Santiago? No! There are planes though and his point about disappearing the flights is actually made up. I watched QFA and I don't see anything disappearing at least not the way he says it does. So, just because he believes the distorted North Pole Azimuthal map is correct now we should make up stuff about fake flights in the Southern Pacific Ocean? Do you think this is reasonable? By focusing on these particular flights he completely disregards there are other flights to Antarctica. Qantas Flights Status I tested Mark Sargent on this, and using planefinder.net, the flights really do disappear. I had a couple days when I was on the computer all day, and just kept the window open on the side, and tracked a few flights from Australia to South America, and they all disappeared once they got far enough into the ocean. So at least on that site, he is right. You only need to see one plane consistently go, even if there's not many flights. On that website, they all disappear. Maybe on another side they don't disappear. I haven't tested it on any other site. I asked Matt Boylan about this issue, and his response is that we need to start with the reality of the flights, and construct the map based on the reality of the flights, rather than start with a map and then try to fit the data into it. The only problem with this is, the sheer lack of non-stop flights makes things questionable on that point alone. Maybe the land masses are "fatter" and closer together than the azimuthal equidistant tells us. But that's just a guess.
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Post by LIT on Apr 8, 2015 12:06:20 GMT
Well, I tested it too, and it didn't disappear! Also, his point is totally strange as the flight I am tracking - Sydney - Santiago takes only 11 h 23 m! So what is he suggesting? It doesn't make sense to me at all. Looking at the flat Earth map that flight should take much longer than 11 hours.
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Post by Deleted on Apr 8, 2015 12:09:39 GMT
Well, I tested it too, and it didn't disappear! Well like I said, I only tested it on the one website that he suggested. I didn't test it on any other website. You're using "flightaware"? I haven't looked at that one.
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Post by LIT on Apr 8, 2015 12:13:54 GMT
Well, I tested it too, and it didn't disappear! Also, his point is totally strange as the flight I am tracking - Sydney - Santiago takes only 11 h 23 m! So what is he suggesting? It doesn't make sense to me at all. Looking at the flat Earth map that flight should take much longer than 11 hours. Yeah, I understand. But what kind of a researcher he is if he makes a point which is totally invalid if you use other websites? That to me is equivalent to parody. You can't ignore all the other resources and close your eyes to them. I don't want to even mention that the flight is absolutely direct and non-stop, and it takes only 11 h 23 m which is much less than it would if the flat Earth map were correct.
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Post by Deleted on Apr 8, 2015 12:24:16 GMT
Well all of that is true. He's not doing his homework on the matter. Finding one website to make a point with, is useless if that point is contradicted elsewhere. So there's a problem, and this issue is the one that I considered the biggest problem overall, way back. And nobody can answer it. Eric Dubay can't answer it. Matt Boylan can't answer it. And Mark Sargent certainly can't answer it. The flight times are throwing everything off. And you can't just inverse the map and put Antarctica at the center, because now the northern hemisphere flights are messed up. So that map is wrong too. It leaves you with, not many choices. And I'm throwing out there some choices, while not saying that any of these are correct, or that I believe any of them. But just giving you the options: 1) The supposed "direct" flights are phantoms put there to discredit flat earth research. In other words, buy a ticket and take the flight for yourself, and see if it can be done, if it really exists at all. 2) The "direct" flight is happening in that amount of time that they say, but, it is stopping to refuel secretly, and the route it takes is over the northern hemisphere, but the jet speed is so high, that it is easily able to make it in the time that they say. 3) The map that "they" give you is so distorted, that we give up on the flat earth because the flight times just don't work. In other words, the "establishment" that is hiding the flat earth, also gave you the map via controlled opposition principles, so that you will try to fit things on that map that "they" gave you, and it doesn't work (this is Matt Boylan's theory). 4) The earth is a ball. There's all you got, that I can think of. If I were forced to choose among these, I'd be torn between 2 and 3. But I'm not saying any of them are right. I'm just saying that this issue is difficult for sure.
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Post by LIT on Apr 8, 2015 12:33:07 GMT
Jess, it is great you recognize the issues here.Some other folks would just pretend everything is fine. This guy Mark simply closes his eyes when something contradicts his theory. I can't believe he gets constantly invited to radio shows when his points don't stand up to simply scrutiny. My guess is his work is a parody. It is a subtle parody though, because he doesn't really insist he is 100% right, he says whatever he has to say, tries to sound convincing, and then tells you that is what he has discovered while doing his research. Well, very crappy research indeed!
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Post by matt on Apr 8, 2015 12:34:34 GMT
I was wondering - I know there are problems with some of the Southern Hemisphere flights, but in seeing the videos put out by some other people, what do you think about the flights that should go in a somewhat straight line, but take paths that seem to only be explainable by a flat earth? Some of them are very exaggerated when on a globe, but make sense on a flat earth. It does not solve the problem of the Southern Hemisphere flights, but does it weigh in enough to argue for some kind of flat earth? Does that make sense?
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Post by Deleted on Apr 8, 2015 12:41:25 GMT
Jess, it is great you recognize the issues here.Some other folks would just pretend everything is fine. This guy Mark simply closes his eyes when something contradicts his theory. I can't believe he gets constantly invited to radio shows when his points don't stand up to simply scrutiny. My guess is his work is a parody. It is a subtle parody though, because he doesn't really insist he is 100% right, he says whatever he has to say, tries to sound convincing, and then tells you that is what he has discovered while doing his research. Well, very crappy research indeed! The tactic of "pretend everything is fine" is exactly what goes on over at the IFERS board every day. And that's probably why Eric bans people so quickly. He has no answers to things like this. And Mark Sargent, I emailed back and forth with him on this several times, about two months ago. He wasn't able to give a solid answer. We know there is a world conspiracy to lie to humanity for the sake of enslaving humanity. I believe that. We can call it the "illuminati" or whatever, but such a conspiracy exists. The Bible says it will happen, and plan and simple watching world events and the consolidation of power, tells us that it will happen. So if we call it the "illuminati", then they are lying to us every day about everything. NASA is lying 24 hours a day, with "photos" that are nothing more than animations. Back in the 90's, there was this guy that made the "illuminati card game", and really, a lot of things he put in that game, actually ended up happening. Some thought, this guy was some sort of an insider or something, and the "establishment" loves to tell you what they're planning to do, before they do it. And surprisingly, he put a flat earth card in the mix. Is all this hype about the flat earth because the earth is flat? Or is all the hype just another trail to get people chasing their tails on a road to nowhere and looking foolish if the earth isn't really flat? At any rate, the flat earthers "know something". Attachments:
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Post by Deleted on Apr 8, 2015 12:42:35 GMT
And I will say that I still believe the earth to be flat. But these flight times will need to be dealt with, if any person (Eric Dubay, Matt Boylan, Mark Sargent) wants to be seen as truly authoritative and not just doing interviews with internet conspiracy guys.
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Post by Deleted on Apr 8, 2015 12:49:37 GMT
I was wondering - I know there are problems with some of the Southern Hemisphere flights, but in seeing the videos put out by some other people, what do you think about the flights that should go in a somewhat straight line, but take paths that seem to only be explainable by a flat earth? Some of them are very exaggerated when on a globe, but make sense on a flat earth. It does not solve the problem of the Southern Hemisphere flights, but does it weigh in enough to argue for some kind of flat earth? Does that make sense? Yes! That is why I believe the earth to be flat, and we just don't have enough (or any?) information about the true size of continents, distance between them, coastlines, etc etc. Everything is hidden, and even the map suggestions, could be fakes thrown in the pile to get people to give up. The flight paths are grossly exaggerated on a ball earth. There is a mathematical principle that following the curve of a ball is a shorter distance than going by a "straight" line which we think is straight on a typical map. So some curve should be expected. But some of the curves are very grossly extreme, and they make perfect sense with a flat earth.
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Post by LIT on Apr 8, 2015 13:00:08 GMT
Jess, I actually liked your reference to the illuminati card game. Flat Earthers know only something We should figure out what it is. Anyway, a lot of the so-called FE researchers basically lie in order to remain popular. They don't want to admit when they make a mistake. That is not very different from disinformation.
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Post by Deleted on Apr 8, 2015 13:04:10 GMT
Jess, I actually liked your reference to the illuminati card game. Flat Earthers know only something We should figure out what it is. Anyway, a lot of the so-called FE researchers basically lie in order to remain popular. They don't want to admit when they make a mistake. That is not very different from disinformation. You are right, and they would be better off just saying, "I don't know", than to present themselves as infallible and then wax philosophical in interviews about things that are totally unproven.
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Post by LIT on Apr 8, 2015 13:06:57 GMT
I was wondering - I know there are problems with some of the Southern Hemisphere flights, but in seeing the videos put out by some other people, what do you think about the flights that should go in a somewhat straight line, but take paths that seem to only be explainable by a flat earth? Some of them are very exaggerated when on a globe, but make sense on a flat earth. It does not solve the problem of the Southern Hemisphere flights, but does it weigh in enough to argue for some kind of flat earth? Does that make sense? Yes! That is why I believe the earth to be flat, and we just don't have enough (or any?) information about the true size of continents, distance between them, coastlines, etc etc. Everything is hidden, and even the map suggestions, could be fakes thrown in the pile to get people to give up. The flight paths are grossly exaggerated on a ball earth. There is a mathematical principle that following the curve of a ball is a shorter distance than going by a "straight" line which we think is straight on a typical map. So some curve should be expected. But some of the curves are very grossly extreme, and they make perfect sense with a flat earth.I would like to point out to you that what you call a curve is not a curve but a straight line. If you look at the globe it is a straight line. What is curved is the surface of the globe. It is only visible as a curve when it is on a map projection which is obviously flat as maps are flat. The flight paths are not grossly exaggerated on a globe. Not at all. They are exaggerated when shown on a map. The map is not a globe. It is flat. Just because on the North Pole Azimuthal equidistant map the lines look more straight doesn't mean the map is not a projection. It is. Just saying.
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Post by Deleted on Apr 8, 2015 13:09:01 GMT
Yes! That is why I believe the earth to be flat, and we just don't have enough (or any?) information about the true size of continents, distance between them, coastlines, etc etc. Everything is hidden, and even the map suggestions, could be fakes thrown in the pile to get people to give up. The flight paths are grossly exaggerated on a ball earth. There is a mathematical principle that following the curve of a ball is a shorter distance than going by a "straight" line which we think is straight on a typical map. So some curve should be expected. But some of the curves are very grossly extreme, and they make perfect sense with a flat earth.I would like to point out to you that what you call a curve is not a curve but a straight line. If you look at the globe it is a straight line. What is curved is the surface of the globe. It is only visible as a curve when it is on a map projection which is obviously flat as maps are flat. The flight paths are not grossly exaggerated on a globe. Not at all. They are exaggerated when shown on a map. The map is not a globe. It is flat. Just because on the North Pole Azimuthal equidistant map the lines look more straight doesn't mean the map is not a projection. It is. Just saying. True and very well said. Thank you for clarifying that. It was hard for me to explain with the right terminology. I'm about 20 years separated from my spherical geometry days.
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Post by LIT on Apr 8, 2015 13:09:31 GMT
Jess, I actually liked your reference to the illuminati card game. Flat Earthers know only something We should figure out what it is. Anyway, a lot of the so-called FE researchers basically lie in order to remain popular. They don't want to admit when they make a mistake. That is not very different from disinformation. You are right, and they would be better off just saying, "I don't know", than to present themselves as infallible and then wax philosophical in interviews about things that are totally unproven. They don't want to say they don't know. They want to be seen as super wise gurus who have secret knowledge of the universe. In my opinion, this is real disinformation. It gets people confused. A lot of people start repeating nonsense and using nonsense in arguments unthinkingly.
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Post by Deleted on Apr 8, 2015 13:57:28 GMT
Another video about the flight times and availability:
Not saying this proves anything, but again, there is something weird about SH flights. They are weird. You can't find too many (if any) direct flights from Buenos Aires to Sydney, two major world cities.
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Post by Deleted on Apr 8, 2015 14:15:38 GMT
Yeah, lots of evidence, definitely making our belief more likely than the spherical earth belief. We have more evidence on our side, that is why we are flat earthers. Space travel fakery, flight routes... my watertight proof is the curvature formula not matching the horizon. A few will raise objections on this one (flight routes), but they still haven't raised objections on the curvature formula, especially on the lighthouses ranges. I only got ridicule and ad hominem attacks on the curvature formula on TFES. That's when I decided to leave it.
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Post by LIT on Apr 8, 2015 14:54:50 GMT
Another video about the flight times and availability: Not saying this proves anything, but again, there is something weird about SH flights. They are weird. You can't find too many (if any) direct flights from Buenos Aires to Sydney, two major world cities. There used to be till 2013, but they cancelled them as uneconomic. You can still fly to Santiago from Buenos Aires and take the flight to Sydney. It is still in the same direction anyway. Aerolineas Argentinas to stop Sydney-Buenos Aires direct flight in April, saying it is uneconomic
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Post by Deleted on Apr 8, 2015 17:36:17 GMT
Well that's why I said, it isn't going to solve anything. The flights need to determine the map, and not the other way around.
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Post by Deleted on Apr 12, 2015 1:49:59 GMT
Now while everyone on this thread gave solid intelligent answers, the big problem facing anyone involved in this endeavour concerning the Earth is that we have NO IDEA if ANY of the mileage listings are correct. I came upon this when I started comparing LOCAL municipality plat listings TO what the USGS has listed for the same areas. In each circumstance the Municipality and the USGS were very different. Meaning, here in the U.S. the States are broken down by counties and then towns and villages/Cities. Using ONLY local mapping measurements you will find that the totals of land are sometimes greater and sometimes smaller, (mostly greater), than the USGS's info of the same area.
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Post by Deleted on Apr 12, 2015 2:35:29 GMT
So, pretty interesting... if you add up the maps the totals are wrong and don't match the other maps. I am not surprised. Thanks for the information.
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Post by Deleted on Apr 12, 2015 3:20:42 GMT
So, pretty interesting... if you add up the maps the totals are wrong and don't match the other maps. I am not surprised. Thanks for the information. Yeah, I could only do it on a small scale. It would cost a fortune to figure a continent. But even in what I found...there it was...discrepancies
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Post by Deleted on Apr 12, 2015 14:21:39 GMT
One relevant post from IFERS: ifers.boards.net/post/3744/threadI went to check the flight routes on planefinder.com to see if this is actually happening. I noticed only one plane attempting to fly across the Ocean on the southern hemisphere. It was a flight from Santiago Chile to Doha Qatar. After few minutes the plane vanished from the map. Also I was able to predict other routes by looking on the flat map alone. It's one thing to speculate but seeing this stuff actually works is quite another.
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Post by Deleted on Apr 12, 2015 21:11:49 GMT
Now while everyone on this thread gave solid intelligent answers, the big problem facing anyone involved in this endeavour concerning the Earth is that we have NO IDEA if ANY of the mileage listings are correct. I came upon this when I started comparing LOCAL municipality plat listings TO what the USGS has listed for the same areas. In each circumstance the Municipality and the USGS were very different. Meaning, here in the U.S. the States are broken down by counties and then towns and villages/Cities. Using ONLY local mapping measurements you will find that the totals of land are sometimes greater and sometimes smaller, (mostly greater), than the USGS's info of the same area. Bingo. This is the issue. Nothing is as it seems. No map is perfect. And even within the USA, you have great deviation from what you would expect just looking at a map.
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Post by Deleted on Apr 13, 2015 3:10:59 GMT
Now while everyone on this thread gave solid intelligent answers, the big problem facing anyone involved in this endeavour concerning the Earth is that we have NO IDEA if ANY of the mileage listings are correct. I came upon this when I started comparing LOCAL municipality plat listings TO what the USGS has listed for the same areas. In each circumstance the Municipality and the USGS were very different. Meaning, here in the U.S. the States are broken down by counties and then towns and villages/Cities. Using ONLY local mapping measurements you will find that the totals of land are sometimes greater and sometimes smaller, (mostly greater), than the USGS's info of the same area. Bingo. This is the issue. Nothing is as it seems. No map is perfect. And even within the USA, you have great deviation from what you would expect just looking at a map. Yeah Exactly. @jess if I found discrepancies just in my local area...imagine that exponentially across the earth.
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