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Post by Deleted on Nov 30, 2018 20:25:05 GMT
This flat earth, as defied by you, has to have an edge. Show me. Did I assert there was an edge? Fe's believe that fe has a edge of the earth.. so where would it be? Why haven't we discovered it yet?
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Post by Terminator Force on Nov 30, 2018 20:30:56 GMT
Did I assert there was an edge? Fe's believe that fe has a edge of the earth.. so where would it be? Why haven't we discovered it yet? Well yes, many assume so, but not all. Lots of disagreements in flat Earth. There's things we can prove undeniably, and there are things we can only speculate. If finding the edge is so important to some, well, can always book the super expensive trip to Antarctica and see if they'll let to go to the edge.
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Post by Terminator Force on Nov 30, 2018 20:39:35 GMT
This video starts with someone else asking for a picture of the edge.
Alas, independent travel is not allowed under the current Antarctic treaty. As explained in detail in this video.
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Post by Jeremiah12LGeek on Nov 30, 2018 21:01:37 GMT
So no matter how many times we MP forumites tell you that it is pointless to argue with Sinful... I don't know how often it has been, but hundreds of times. Now matter how many, it won't stick! For heaven's sake, we have certainly tried. Unbelievable! Life goes on, I guess, but it's hard not to feel... what's the word...
Ignored! Something like that.
After all of our experiences, we decided to use poetry. Not rhyming poetry, of course, but Jack Crapper™ assisted in keeping our sanities intact by showing us the technique.
I'm using it now. Aside: "Sanities" is too a word! 8( "Don't argue with the fool," I believe someone once said. I remember, it was me! Oh lord... I think I've said it many times. That's how the flat earth crumbles, I guess.
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Post by Jeremiah12LGeek on Nov 30, 2018 21:03:23 GMT
I put more effort into that poem than Sinful put into this entire thread.
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Post by Terminator Force on Nov 30, 2018 21:32:23 GMT
Again, Flat Earth Society is controlled oposition. No real flat Earthers go there. All the flat Earthers hang out at YouTube, via life streams, google hangouts and even sold out event gatherings like the last one that was in Denver just a few days ago; (short 2 min CBS coverage of Denver meetup)^ btw, Bob Knodel is one of my fave if not most fave flat Eathers.
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Post by Qui-Gon GlenN7 on Nov 30, 2018 21:56:52 GMT
This flat earth, as defied by you, has to have an edge. Show me. Did I assert there was an edge? How can there not be an edge? Flat surface has edge.
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Post by Terminator Force on Nov 30, 2018 22:06:05 GMT
Did I assert there was an edge? How can there not be an edge? Flat surface has edge. Could be an edge, couldn't. Who knows, it's just speculation and depends on who you ask. Pretty sure all bible flat Earther believe in an edge, since the Bible mentions the four corners of the Earth and a lot of other things about our cosmology that's being proven to be true after all (like moon being it's own light with even a completely different light spectrum then the sun that they tell us is being reflected on moon). Partly why flat Earth is converting Atheists at a high rate.
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Post by Phantom on Nov 30, 2018 22:17:31 GMT
*makes popcorn for everyone....Indoctrination free*
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Post by Terminator Force on Nov 30, 2018 22:26:07 GMT
*makes popcorn for everyone....Indoctrination free* Think you'll find this music video popcorn worthy.
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Post by Qui-Gon GlenN7 on Nov 30, 2018 22:31:52 GMT
How can there not be an edge? Flat surface has edge. Could be an edge, couldn't. Who knows, it's just speculation and depends on who you ask. Pretty sure all bible flat Earther believe in an edge, since the Bible mentions the four corners of the Earth and a lot of other things about our cosmology that's being proven to be true after all (like moon being it's own light with even a completely different light spectrum then the sun that they tell us is being reflected on moon). Partly why flat Earth is converting Atheists at a high rate. Give me a source. The moon is a bounce. I bounce light for a living. This "proof" you speak of regarding Lunar self-luminescence - give it to me now. Sounds unlikely, smells funny.
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Post by Terminator Force on Nov 30, 2018 22:38:24 GMT
Could be an edge, couldn't. Who knows, it's just speculation and depends on who you ask. Pretty sure all bible flat Earther believe in an edge, since the Bible mentions the four corners of the Earth and a lot of other things about our cosmology that's being proven to be true after all (like moon being it's own light with even a completely different light spectrum then the sun that they tell us is being reflected on moon). Partly why flat Earth is converting Atheists at a high rate. Give me a source. The moon is a bounce. I bounce light for a living. This "proof" you speak of regarding Lunar self-luminescence - give it to me now. Sounds unlikely, smells funny. Place a good conductor object in shade and another one in moonlight for an hour. Come back later and measure the temperature of both. The one in moonlight should be cooler then the one in the shade.
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Post by Qui-Gon GlenN7 on Nov 30, 2018 22:42:48 GMT
Give me a source. The moon is a bounce. I bounce light for a living. This "proof" you speak of regarding Lunar self-luminescence - give it to me now. Sounds unlikely, smells funny. Place a good conductor object in shade and another one in moonlight for an hour. Come back later and measure the temperature of both. The one in moonlight should be cooler then the one in the shade. Why? Can't be bothered to read link as your claim in this quoted post is absurd. Why would something exposed to light be cooler than something in the shade? Did you make a typo, or is that shit like really really gud gud?
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Post by Terminator Force on Nov 30, 2018 22:45:21 GMT
Place a good conductor object in shade and another one in moonlight for an hour. Come back later and measure the temperature of both. The one in moonlight should be cooler then the one in the shade. Why? Can't be bothered to read link as your claim in this quoted post is absurd. Why would something exposed to light be cooler than something in the shade? Did you make a typo, or is that shit like really really gud gud? Because the moon is a cooling light while the sun is a warming light. If the moon was reflecting sunlight, shouldn't it too be warm light, therefore warmer then the shade?
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Post by Qui-Gon GlenN7 on Nov 30, 2018 22:48:09 GMT
Why? Can't be bothered to read link as your claim in this quoted post is absurd. Why would something exposed to light be cooler than something in the shade? Did you make a typo, or is that shit like really really gud gud? Because the moon is a cooling light while the sun is a warming light. If the moon was reflecting sunlight, shouldn't it too be warm light, therefore warmer then the shade? Ok. There is no such thing as a "cooling" light. It's color temperature is almost identical to the sun. The intensity is less because it is not direct, but a bounce. All light sources produce heat. Dude. Dude.
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Post by Terminator Force on Nov 30, 2018 22:50:09 GMT
Because the moon is a cooling light while the sun is a warming light. If the moon was reflecting sunlight, shouldn't it too be warm light, therefore warmer then the shade? Ok. There is no such thing as a "cooling" light. It's color temperature is almost identical to the sun. The intensity is less because it is not direct, but a bounce. All light sources produce heat. Dude. Dude. How do you know if you haven't tried it for yourself?
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Post by Jeremiah12LGeek on Nov 30, 2018 22:59:28 GMT
Guyz.
Guyz.
Watch an episode of Big Bang Theory and reminisce about the two-and-a-half seasons that were actually good. It will hurt your brain cells less. Trust me.*
*Okay, never trust a drunk baby, but listen to me anyway!
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Post by Qui-Gon GlenN7 on Nov 30, 2018 23:24:19 GMT
Ok. There is no such thing as a "cooling" light. It's color temperature is almost identical to the sun. The intensity is less because it is not direct, but a bounce. All light sources produce heat. Dude. Dude. How do you know if you haven't tried it for yourself? Look at my IMDB sometime. I know a little bit about lighting, and about electricity. A cooling light is some fucking absurd fantasy dude. In your experiment, I would expect the shade to be cooler. And according to your post, and your words, my expectation is correct. Light is a wave. Waves contain energy. Energy indicates heat - molecules are excited, movement and stuff. Where do you come up with this shit?
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Post by Terminator Force on Nov 30, 2018 23:30:46 GMT
How do you know if you haven't tried it for yourself? Look at my IMDB sometime. I know a little bit about lighting, and about electricity. A cooling light is some fucking absurd fantasy dude. In your experiment, I would expect the shade to be cooler. And according to your post, and your words, my expectation is correct. Light is a wave. Waves contain energy. Energy indicates heat - molecules are excited, movement and stuff. Where do you come up with this shit? And light reflecting off a sphere perfectly even is not absurd fantasy? Look, there's no harm to try the moonlight temp test for yourself. Plan on doing for myself too with my old man on of these full moons. Then return the thing I use to read temperature back to store the next day saying it's broken because it read moonlight as cooler then shade.
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Post by Qui-Gon GlenN7 on Nov 30, 2018 23:39:17 GMT
Ok. So, the video claims the opposite of what you actually wrote. And it proves nothing at all, whatsoever, about Moonlight being cool, or that moonlight is "cooler" than shade. It isn't. As with most Flat Earth horseshit (and it is horseshit man), real science is being twisted, misunderstood, or just trampled over. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radiative_coolingThis is all a masturbatory exercise for you, and it is tired. Go beat off by yourself, please, and only come here to post.
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Post by Terminator Force on Nov 30, 2018 23:52:24 GMT
Ok. So, the video claims the opposite of what you actually wrote. And it proves nothing at all, whatsoever, about Moonlight being cool, or that moonlight is "cooler" than shade. It isn't. As with most Flat Earth horseshit (and it is horseshit man), real science is being twisted, misunderstood, or just trampled over. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radiative_coolingThis is all a masturbatory exercise for you, and it is tired. Go beat off by yourself, please, and only come here to post. What are you talking about, the video mentions that he did 23 tests and each one was cooler in moonlight then in moonshade. Here's the timestamp to the conclusion of the video where he states every one of the 23 tests were cooler in moonlight; But hey, you familiar with the inverse square law by any chance?
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Post by Qui-Gon GlenN7 on Dec 1, 2018 0:21:08 GMT
Ok. So, the video claims the opposite of what you actually wrote. And it proves nothing at all, whatsoever, about Moonlight being cool, or that moonlight is "cooler" than shade. It isn't. As with most Flat Earth horseshit (and it is horseshit man), real science is being twisted, misunderstood, or just trampled over. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radiative_coolingThis is all a masturbatory exercise for you, and it is tired. Go beat off by yourself, please, and only come here to post. What are you talking about, the video mentions that he did 23 tests and each one was cooler in moonlight then in moonshade. Here's the timestamp to the conclusion of the video where he states every one of the 23 tests were cooler in moonlight; But hey, you familiar with the inverse square law by any chance? Ok, I apologize. I misread your initial post, and then ranted at you about it. Either that, or you have edited it and I look foolish. Don't care, I look foolish alot. His tests are meaningless, as they confirm known science. As provided by the link I provided. Radiative cooling is what he is seeing, not cool rays from the cool cool moon, man. Regarding masturbatory - you're just too smart to actually really buy this shit. Or, you are really too smart, crossing over into the crazy zone, like an old friend of mine that happens to be a large contributor to many of the things you (and me) follow. Don't get too smart, it is actually bad for you in most cases in onr way or another. Regarding inverse square - we use it in set lighting every day. I would never be able to achieve a "gradient" look with some fixtures without having a basic understanding. To mimic the sun, I need both color temperature and intensity. Intensity, thanks to inverse square, tells me that depending on distance from my target, I will need at minimum 1800w, and possible multiple 18kw units if I have to be "far away". Regardless of this relation, light carries heat. In the case of moonlight, it is no longer direct, the light is less and some rads are lost in absorption of the Moon surface. Still, the moonlight carries heat. Thanks to the inverse square, and bouncing, it is significantly less than the warmth of the sun. Ah... The warmth of the Sun! Good vibrations. Dem Beach Boys.
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