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Flat Earth Investigations / Re: The view from my bedroom window

« on: December 12, 2019, 09:44:39 PM »

Once again, hi to all you beautiful people.

And thank you all for your interest and response to my very curious question.

As I did say, this was my first ever post to the flat earth community, also its my first time that I am in a position to view and investigate the wonderful world of our flat earth.
Having this view for sure gives me the perfect opportunity to really see the world from a very different perspective.

Anyway.. back to my original question.

I have since done more research and I still want to do more.. but I think you all are right.  The possibility that this light comes from the lighthouse is very unlikely.

From researching more about the "Gatteville Lighthouse" I have read that this light is intermittent every 10 seconds.
The light that I have been looking at, is for sure stationary, and definitely not a ship, but from viewing a gps nautical map it is more than likely just a buoy that has intermittent light of around 4 seconds.  But once again I would like to do more research on this to find out exactly what it is. If I do find out any more interesting information than I will let you all know.

Plus I think from my view point that the lighthouse in question would be slightly more west from my perspective.  But once again more time and research needed to investigate all those wonderful lights out there.  Plus the weather has been pretty shit.. so I can not wait to view on an extremely clear night.

This view is for sure keeping me entertained with my thoughts.  And I am sure I could find out much more if I had the right equipment.

From an Earth curvature calculator, if I am 82 meters above sea level then my horizon on a globe model would be 33km away
During the day its impossible to see anything on that horizon point, but at night there are many ships/boats that move across that horizon.  I just find it fascinating that they all move along that one line. Meaning on a globe model that they are all 33km away.
This makes no sense.  Or am I making no sense.. hahaha

Anyway thank you all again for you kind help and response..

But what ever happens I will continue on my exciting quest to find hard evidence.  Even though in my heart I am and always will be a flattie.

Peace and Much LOVE to you all

Natasha

And as J-Man mentioned… Natasha (mother of man)  Makes perfect sense considering my username.

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Flat Earth Investigations / The view from my bedroom window

« on: December 11, 2019, 09:33:58 PM »

Hello beautiful people..

I have an interesting question..   This is my FIRST ever question to the flat earth community, so hopefully not a stupid one.

I have been a Flat Earther now for over 3 years... Once a flattie always a flattie, as they say

Anyway recently i moved house and country, and for the first time since i have been a flattie, i feel that I am in a position to test with only my own eyes the curvature or non-existent curvature of our beautiful flat earth. lol..

Ok so i live now on the coast of England. In wonderful Brighton, and I currently live in a tower block just by the sea.  My current altitude from 2 different apps if my telephone is correct is 24 - 26 meters  But other data i have found on google puts me at 22 meters or 6 stories high.  And from another app its calculated that I am 82 meters above sea level.

From my window i can see the LIGHT from a lighthouse in the north of France called "Gatteville Lighthouse" this lighthouse is 75 meters high, and from google they say its the 3rd highest traditional lighthouse in the world.  I cannot find any information if the 75 meters is it’s height above sea level.

So from my calculations i am 148 KM approximately from my bedroom window to the lighthouse.

So my question is???

Should I be able to see this light house like I do if the earth is round with curvature??

Anyway like I said this could be a very stupid question.. but then again I really don’t care..

As they say once a flattie always a flattie.

With peace and LOVE

Natasha