>>14379648>An ellipsoid is locally-flat, retard.Okay, so Where is the curve then? It must curve somewhere, and if the ellipsoid is flat in one area the curve must be more exaggerated and strep on another part of it to make up for the flat area, and yet curvature has never been measured. Pic related.
We know EXACTLY how large the earth “should be”(3959 mile radius = the horizon drops 8inches per “mile ^SQUARED”) and yet the funny thing is that when we calculate for the curvature, we can still see WAYYYYYY too far. you cannot zoom into an object to make it visible again once the object has disappeared around a corner. thats impossible. if we can see an object that is still visible when it’s technically too far away too see, that is absolute PROOF that earth is not a sheroid, especially when all factors such a “””refraction””” and geographical anomalies are taken into consideration such as in this repeatable, highly controlled and highly accurate laser experiment:
https://youtu.be/YsSanuUNygIAlso,
https://youtu.be/w5SICzoFDAkhttps://odysee.com/@TabooConspiracy:c/frozen-lake-test-proves-flat-earth-re:bhttps://youtu.be/YsSanuUNygIhttps://youtu.be/o2ZrKntK2Echttps://youtu.be/Bhmo0B-hMtshttps://youtu.be/iwMNh9i3cIkhttps://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLEzivhxtxgbsRfA1jEZsHFDJ3JJNeQkkBAlso, I noticed you dodged my question:
>How do you know what the radius of the earth is? (Or the circumference) Who was the first person to measure the radius (or circumference) of earth and how did he do it?>>>14379645 (You) #>he doesn't know people have been circumnavigating the globe for over a century nowAlready addressed that:
Educate yourself:
>Circumnavigation:https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLyHwsN1Rg4IqP492bKSfCSEhWTQk2AygY 