Saltair
36 Miles To The Smelter Stack
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Dec 19, 2017
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He totally debunks (My original posted video, not the newest one above with green background) some guy that first demonstrates but deceivingly.
The Guy scopes with his camera 36 ‘ m i l e s ‘ across a lake and sees the complete smelter stack, it’s full height with none of the claimed curvature because we don’t live on a globe but a flat plane, surface otherwise the stack should be over 800 FEET below the horizon before he zooms in with his camera the full 36 miles that reveals the whole stack!
EXPLAIN TO ME HOW ANY BIT OF THAT STACK IS SEEN IF IT IS TO BE BELOW THE HORIZON BEFORE HE ZOOMS IN WITH SCOPE CAMERA OVER 800 ‘ .
ANYONE
All part of a global conspiracy to keep you bitter, under-employed, and your Elo below 2000.
Yeah, I should have written "below 1500"
If the Earth is flat, the current theory of gravitation is entirely incorrect. Feel free to come up with a corrected version.
Dec 19, 2017
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#15
If you listen to this guy he totally debunks the moon millions of miles away because lol his camera scopes right smack dab as if no further than 50 miles knowing the type camera’s distance, what it’s able to max.
We are in a Tent, and BOOKS declare it right in their first chapters.
Just like a Footstool.
You have to consider the earth's total circumference.Even 100 kilometers distance is not enough to show clear circumference line.
Dec 20, 2017
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Have I got a VIDEO for you. ANYONE !
IT GET'S R E A L I N T E R E S T I N G AT ' 12:40 '
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Auguste Piccard What did he see at 10 miles high
Published on Apr 7, 2017
Globe Debunked - Great Flat Lake Test
Saltair is the other structure that his camera scopes to his left off a ways from the smelter.