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Τον τελευταίο καιρό μελέτησα τα επιστημονικά επιχειρήματα υπέρ αυτής της θεωρίας https://forum.tfes.org/index.php?board=7.0
και φαντάζουν εξίσου σοβαρά και πειστικά με αυτά της αποψάρας της πλειοψηφίας της επιστημονικής κοινότητας, που δεν ξέρουμε και ποια επιχειρηματικά-παγκοσμιοποιητικά συμφέροντα εκφράζουν εδώ που τα λέμε.
Ευτυχώς ο εδώ διαδικτυακός χώρος δεν υποβιβάζει τέτοια επιστημονικά θέματα-καρφιά στο μάτι του κατεστημένου, πχ 5G, αντιεμβολιασμός, κλπ
Υπάρχουν δε πρακτικά πειράματα που μπορεί να κάνει ο καθένας για να επιβεβαιώσει και μόνος του ότι η Γη είναι επίπεδη!
The classic Flat Earth water convexity experiments were described in the book Earth Not a Globe by Samuel Birley Rowbotham. Rowbotham lives near the canal and performs the experiment numerous times over a long period of time. The Bedford Canal is a man-made canal which was selected as the most ideal location for the types of experiments performed due to the narrow passageways and low disturbance of the water's surface.
Of special interest, and in regards to the popularized subject of refraction, we look at the second experiment in the text.
Experiment Two
From Experiment Two of Earth Not a Globe we read:
“ Along the edge of the water, in the same canal, six flags were placed, one statute mile from each other, and so arranged that the top of each flag was 5 feet above the surface. Close to the last flag in the series a longer staff was fixed, bearing a flag 3 feet square, and the top of which was 8 feet above the surface of the water--the bottom being in a line with the tops of the other and intervening flags, as shown in the following diagram, Fig, 4. ”
“ On looking with a good telescope over and along the flags, from A to B, the line of sight fell on the lower part of the larger flag at B. The altitude of the point B above the water at D was 5 feet, and the altitude of the telescope at A above the water at C was 5 feet; and each intervening flag had the same altitude. Hence the surface of the water C, D, was equidistant from the line of sight A, B; and as A B was a right line, C, D, being parallel, was also a right line; or, in other words, the surface of the water, C, D, was for six miles absolutely horizontal.
If the earth is a globe, the series of flags in the last experiment would have had the form and produced the results represented in the diagram, Fig. 5. The water curvating from ”
“ C to D, each flag would have been a given amount below the line A, B. The first and second flags would have determined the direction of the line of sight from A to B, and the third flag would have been 8 inches below the second; the fourth flag, 32 inches; the fifth, 6 feet; the sixth, 10 feet 8 inches; and the seventh, 16 feet 8 inches; but the top of the last and largest flag, being 3 feet higher than the smaller ones, would have been 13 feet 8 inches below the line of sight at the point B. ”
On analysis of this experiment, if the earth were a globe, one important remark would be that it is quite the coincidence that the flags all experienced the Flat Earth refraction effect, one by one, all the way down to the end, which projected each flag into the air at the exact height they needed to be at in order to make things look flat in accordance with the distance looked across and the height of the observer.
There are multiple control points in this experiment and others. Each point is a test in the experiment. Incredible refraction coincidences would need to occur to account for them. The top of the first flag would have to have been projected 8 inches into the air, the second flag 2.67 feet, the third flag 6 feet, the fourth flag 10.6 feet, the fifth flag 14.29 feet, and the sixth flag 24.01 feet into the air, when the later flags should be below the horizon. Rowbotham is well aware of the "it was refraction" argument, and his experiment is designed to test the refraction of light rays on the flags of constant height against the taller flag at the end. The observation is artificially manipulated—controlled—to separate one explanation from another, in the effort to more truthfully determine a cause of an observation.
Similar Experiments
Modern versions of the multi-point experiments like Experiment Two above have been conducted.
Frozen Lake Proves Flat Earth - Runtime: 3m23s
Hernando County Waterways - Runtime: 2m34s
Other ENAG Experiments
Experiment 1 - Boat Unsunken, 6 miles (Two Point)
Experiment 3 - Theodolite Between Bridges (Three Point)
Experiment 4 - Theodolite-Flag-Cross (Three Point)
Experiment 5 - Bridge Notice Board (Two Point)
Experiment 6 - Receding Boat (Duration type, Multiple Points)
Experiment 7 - Horizontal Curvature - Long Board
Experiment 8 - Horizontal Curvature - Crosshair
Experiment 9 - Boat Between Lighthouses (Three Point)
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