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Fuck Israhell

Doesn't open, Odysee sucks.

Anyway, no matter what height you put the light at, it will never produce night on HALF of the plain.

You will always have a gradient of light encompassing the entire plain, but no night.

In order for you to have a defined twilight line, and night on half of the plain, you'll need a shade around the source of light.

Electrogravitics is very interesting and real, yes. But it proves nothing in relation to your "density" theory.

Gravity does not depend on density, and I proved it to you. Why do you keep ignoring evidence that contradicts your theories?

You claimed that she wouldn't be able to explain anything. She explained what she understands by "gravity", proving you wrong. Now you want an entire dissertation on general relativity? Stop with this nonsense, please.

Accept that questioning everything is good, but doing it for the sake of it is stupid.

Nice claims, but you're not addressing the point here. You can see with your own eyes, in the Cavendish experiment, attraction between masses that has nothing to do with density.

I told her not to be so confrontational.

But she's right. There is no "flat earth model". No such thing. The disc model doesn't work because the sun (no matter its size) would illuminate the whole of the disk, night wouldn't exist.

Maybe. So far they are doing a pretty good job at comfortably adapting to increasing CO2 levels.

I am more worried about Methane. Nobody consumes that shit.

Fata Morgana will affect lasers just as much as sun light. You should know that, light is light. Fata Morgana is just hot air acting like a lens.

You tried to convince me that according to "my" model (it's not mine) the platforms shouldn't be seen. I proved to you mathematically that they should. Only 30 feet are behind the physical horizon, optic illusions and sea level aside. So they should be visible just as they are, because the platforms are much higher.

You tried to prove Flat Earth theory to me and failed. Instead of admitting your defeat you proceed to degrade the language in an attempt to offend, pretending that you "don't care". I think that you do care, and that's OK.

https://dizzib.github.io/earth/curve-calc/?d0=9.41&h0=5&unit=imperial

Yes, but I believe that you are overestimating the magnitude of the damage humans can inflict on phytoplankton at large. The oceans are immense. We are tiny creatures.

Yes, it would and it is visible, because only 30 feet are hidden behind the physical horizon. Not even considering Fata Morgana, it SHOULD be visible. And it is.