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6 hours ago, alexa said:

 

These teaching are of paganism, they who worship the sun literally.

That’s what I’m saying. That’s why I linked David’s video as well. You don’t have to be a Pagan or some religious person to agree. The truth is stranger than fiction.

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So wer're back to all the crazy, uncommented youtube videos, are we?

 

I'm getting sick of repeating myself (but I will anyway!), Flat Earth was completely debunked in this thread many posts ago.

 

No one, and I repeat, NO ONE, has yet explained to me why there is no Flat Earth version of the Nautical Almanac. How come ships and aircraft navigate so accurately using the (Globe-based) Nautical Almanac which is available worldwide and has been used since 1767?

 

Is this how you prove a Flat Earth, by ignoring evidence against it?

 

 

 

 

 

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2 hours ago, peter said:

Of course, that's all they've got and all they ever had

Nope. We existed long before YouTube or the idea of Earth being round. Stars aren’t in a fixed position. It all makes a lot more sense when you have reliable sources instead of pseudo-science. I’d be more than willing to provide some if need-be.

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3 minutes ago, NationDeseret said:

Nope. We existed long before YouTube or the idea of Earth being round. Stars aren’t in a fixed position. It all makes a lot more sense when you have reliable sources instead of pseudo-science. I’d be more than willing to provide some if need-be.

 

That's great! So please supply a copy of the Flat Earth Nautical Almanac, as discussed in my post above, from one of your 'reliable sources.'

 

Much obliged.

 

 

 

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21 minutes ago, webtrekker said:

 

That's great! So please supply a copy of the Flat Earth Nautical Almanac, as discussed in my post above, from one of your 'reliable sources.'

 

Much obliged.

 

 

 

There is no publication but there’s a page on that. I should make a Flat Earth Nautical Almanac. I’ll message you when I do. I’ll host it on my website. https://flatearth.ws/nautical-almanac

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48 minutes ago, NationDeseret said:

There is no publication but there’s a page on that. I should make a Flat Earth Nautical Almanac. I’ll message you when I do. I’ll host it on my website. https://flatearth.ws/nautical-almanac

 

Thanks. I don't know how you'll get around this though (from your link) ...

 

The determination of a ship’s position from celestial navigation depends on the accuracy of stars’ position in the nautical almanac being used.

 

Because we do not have a fundamental problem in celestial navigation, we can be sure that the positions of stars being reported in nautical almanacs are correct. And therefore, we can understand that the change in stars’ positions is indeed occurring.

 

This is precisely what all of my posts have been about concerning accurate navigation with the Nautical Almanac, the formulae for which are based on a Globe Earth using SPHERICAL trigonometry.

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9 minutes ago, Bombadil said:

BY THE WAY, POLARIS ISNT FIXE SO NOW FLAT EARTHERS ARE POSTING NEW RUBBISH

 

It's more or less in the same spot every night.

 

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Polaris stands almost motionless in the sky, and all the stars of the northern sky appear to rotate around it. Therefore, it makes an excellent fixed point from which to draw measurements for celestial navigation and for astrometry. The elevation of the star above the horizon gives the approximate latitude of the observer

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polaris

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Wikipedia is okay, but it's only as good as the editor of the topic. It's a battleground for an information war, and it's no different from the internet in general. The concern shouldn't be about wikipedia, it should be about the sources at the bottom of the page of whatever topic you're reading.

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4 hours ago, NationDeseret said:

Nope. We existed long before YouTube or the idea of Earth being round. Stars aren’t in a fixed position. It all makes a lot more sense when you have reliable sources instead of pseudo-science. I’d be more than willing to provide some if need-be.

Great ,something new then,well lets all have a look

Since your not using pseudo-science, can we finally expect a flat earth working hypothesis,that also encompasses predictability like when is the next flat earth eclipse and how is that achieved with regards to the flat earth model     

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On 1/26/2023 at 6:17 AM, alexa said:

Tanakh term. It’s included in the script the simulation runs on. Whether or not the one who created the script is worthy of worship is up to ethical debate. 

 

I don't know about worship but I give thanks to those that have come and gone and of higher consciousness. Just as if I come across another human who happened to be on a higher level. I don't worship but I learn from them. This includes all that are relevant to me, whether I consider them as adversary or for good.

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20 minutes ago, DaleP said:
On 1/26/2023 at 6:17 AM, alexa said:

Tanakh term. It’s included in the script the simulation runs on. Whether or not the one who created the script is worthy of worship is up to ethical debate. 

 

I'm sorry but I didn't quote the above, I reckon you've mixed me up with Nation Deseret :classic_biggrin: 

 

On 1/26/2023 at 3:53 AM, NationDeseret said:

Tanakh term. It’s included in the script the simulation runs on. Whether or not the one who created the script is worthy of worship is up to ethical debate. 

 

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20 minutes ago, DaleP said:

How weird that happened. Sorry alexa. 🤨

If you quote directly from the source post it will show that. If you quote from another posters quote it will give credit to the new poster. Does that make sense?

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6 minutes ago, Bombadil said:

If you quote directly from the source post it will show that. If you quote from another posters quote it will give credit to the new poster. Does that make sense?

 

Thanks. May be that's what I did.

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