Here is my meta data from that photo, so you know I’m not lying…

And this is what that would look like in the heliocentric model…

Can you see from the diagram that I wouldn’t be able to see even a gibbous moon an hour and a half after sunrise in the helical model… let alone a full moon like you see in the photo I took?  Or is this…[Read more]

D4T, thanks for that beautiful post – second from the bottom on the previous page!  🙂

T8:  The thing is a video like this and a photo like that, is not enough to outweigh the huge body of evidence for a globe earth.

But it’s now a hundred videos like this, and a thousand photos like that, T8.  And virtually every bit of “the huge body of evi…[Read more]

D4T:  Here’s a nest visible test from 50 miles away!  (2 min.)

There should be over 900 feet of missing sight due to curvature, but there isn’t.

That’s from the same dude who did the IR LA photo I’ve been trying to get T8 to address.  Have you seen his latest?  He was flying from LA to Florida, and captured IR footage of some of the Rocky Mo…[Read more]

D4T:  Mike, great capture of the fading moon! Musta gone behind a tree ; )

Arghh… don’t remind me!  🙂  As D4T knows already, the moon fade video was my third attempt this past weekend.  I spent 6 hours filming on Saturday, just to have the moon go behind a house before it faded.  Then I changed locations and spent another 6 hours Sunday, just…[Read more]

Kathi:  I believe both towers were hit by planes and it was a terrorist attack. Whether every aspect of the video is authentic or not, I cannot say.

It is the exact video showed by every network live.  One anchorman even said, “It looks like it came out the other side” on live TV.

So the question is:  Can a hollow aluminum container cut th…[Read more]

Kathi: Yes, it could have been impromptu but with pauses in the filming while he wrote his answers. It is also likely that he was given most or all of the questions ahead of time so he could prepare his answers.

im·promp·tu

adjective & adverb
 
1.  done without being planned, organized, or rehearsed.

  “an impromptu press confer…

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T8:  I can’t wait to see telescopic photos taken from Alaska of New Zealand and other such photos. Or Australia from New Zealand. This will be a game changer.

Hope this helps.  It’s only 40 seconds long…

D4T:  Your ISS sprung a leak the other day. Don’t worry they fixed it just fine in the usual lying manner.

What are the odds?  Flying around in the midst of trillions of micro-meteorites and other space debris for over 20 years, and already one of them hit the ISS?  LOL

Luckily it didn’t happen like experimental science has shown us it would…[Read more]

D4T:  In the thumbnail Florida is about 1/6 of the entire “globe”.

That’s the first thing I saw too.  🙂  This is footage from a drone or camera attached to a balloon, and the curve is the result of the fisheye GoPro camera.  It’s funny that T8 doesn’t even realize that posting this footage “from the ISS” is equivalent to an evolutionist posting…[Read more]

Kathi:  Do you know of a “live” appearance where the speed in which Hawking answers is immediate as it seems in this interview?

In this live lecture, a question ends at 1:11, and Hawking begins a minute and 20 second answer at 1:21.  So we have an initial 10 second pause before he speaks his first sentence.  Then this sentence is followed by 6 mo…[Read more]

Interesting.  It’s just a regular GIF, and plays fine on my computer and my phone.  But here’s the same footage on YouTube.  I have it queued to the right spot…

Also, stop the video at the 1:10 mark, and look at the nose of the plane going behind a separate CGI layer.

Okay, next up…

Who among us believes a hollow aluminum container can cut through a huge steel-girded concrete structure like a knife through warm butter, and come out the other side with it’s aluminum nose cone still intact?

Oh, and that the nose cone can be sliced off afterwards by thin air?

So then like a movie set, Kathi?  I suppose we can allow for multiple takes to get it just right, too?  Sure it could most definitely be done like that… but is that what we were sold as a viewing public?  Or were we led to believe that – as T8 put it – “The man had a disability and some smart people created a way for him to communicate fast” ?<…[Read more]

Hey T8, where’s the homework I gave you?  Oh well, I’ll do it for you…

Aluminum melts at 1221 F.  We’re told, “Most of the ISS structure is aluminum…”  We’re told the ISS orbits in the thermosphere, where we’re told, “temperatures range from 500° C (932° F) to 2,000° C (3,632° F) or higher”.  

Are you seeing a problem here?

D4T, I really enjoyed those responses.  🙂

Anthony:  Hi Mike

I showed you by Scriptures that there’s NO doom over your flat earth.

Of course that never happened, because there exists no such scripture.

Anthony: Anyways Brain Cox takes care of this flat Earth conspiracy.

Prof Cox said: “There is absolutely no basis at all for thinking the world is flat.

“Nobody in human history, as far…

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T8:   I already told you. I cannot tell you exactly, but there are a number of candidates.

So on one hand, we have observational evidence of Chicago from 65 miles away and LA from 100+ miles away, etc.  And on the other hand, we have you with your claim that these objects are mirages – but with no empirical evidence to back up your claim.  T8, is…[Read more]

T8:  Speck: I see the flat earth in that IR photo of LA.

Mountain: I see the globe earth in from the video feed taken from satelites.

What you call “Speck” I call observational evidence that anyone with a zoom camera, telescope, or binoculars can see for themselves.  What you call “Mountain” I call ignorance and blind faith on your part.  For…[Read more]

T8:  Then maybe he didn’t type it out one letter at a time. Pay attention. The line could have been part of a list of common answers that he could select from.

You pay attention.  How many “common answers” are on his list?  How long would he have had to wait for the automatic cursor to hover over that particular common answer so that he could…[Read more]

And I’m still waiting for your explanation of how moisture catapulted a perfect image of LA more than a mile up over the curve of the earth.  Naturally, I’ll be expecting observational empirical scientific data to back up whatever explanation you offer.