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Airline pilot, flying level for hours and hours, constantly going over curvature.

Joined December 2021
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Curvature on both the x and the z axes. Crepuscular rays from below the horizon. Globe earth confirmed!
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From an airplane. Thanks JTolan
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Antarctica - the place we can't go. Mostly because we are poor Flerfs and can't afford the 20$ cans of coke.
This plane landing in antarctica, basked in sunlight at 2am.
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I bought a book to annoy flerfs with. Lol
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Hang on FE crew, we are flying level over 11.25 degrees of curvature per hour! cnn.com/travel/article/jet-s…
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Eric Brummell made a shot of the mount in action and the resulting shot. Maybe this will help you understand.
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Flerfing 24/7, 365.
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Finally a working flat earth model. #flerfing
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All the globe evidence I need! Photo credit: Brad Wood
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Zoom it in, Flerfs!
Spooky Halloween content: the moon is more dangerous than the most inhospitable places on Earth. Astronauts were millimeters of material away from an excruciating death on its surface. Anyways, here's a 778 megapixel moon photo I captured using two telescopes. Zoom in!
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Water always finds its level! Level to what though? (Not a single Flerf can answer this rationally)
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Globe earth evidence vs flat earth “evidence”.
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Here Ted, you liar. Myself and 3 others on here have done exactly that. I expect you to make every excuse in the book now. Nuh uh, doesn't work. You not understanding how they show curvature, doesn't work. Showing incredulity, doesn't work
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Horizon dip angle 0.64° (compared to the predicted of 0.72 if standard refraction) If I was doing celestial navigation this would result in an error of 5 nautical miles.
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@blockchainboyo you know what causes the horizon to dip below eye level?
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Buh bye flat earth! Buzz killed it
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That's from 1950' above water, as measured by the radar altimeter
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