The complete lack of evidence in support of the flat-earther claim does not prove the claim to be false. However, it is a strong indication that no evidence exists, and therefore there is no reason to believe the claim to be true.
Except that there is significant experimental evidence in Earth Not a Globe.
Rabinoz pointed out that Robotham's logic is wrong. This is true.
Woody pointed out that we need some solid modern evidence of this occurring. This is true.
A third problem with your statement is that Rowbotham does not provide any experimental evidence for this phenomenon. I read the pages you linked me to in the other thread. If you think I am wrong, and that there really is experimental evidence for this phenomenon in that book, please quote the exact passage where it can be found. This should be a trivial task if you are correct.
Numerous experiments are performed in the text. A lot of them. Are you in denial?
You make the statements:
"Except that there is significant experimental evidence in Earth Not a Globe."
"Numerous experiments are performed in the text. A lot of them."
All I see is a lot of statements by Rowbotham, but I guess a lot of things are "in the eye of the beholder"!
That is why in real science we do not accept the evidence of one person or group, but expect it to be verified and if it is a measurement to improve its accuracy!
Just look at the measurement of the "Universal Gravitational Constant", where Henry Cavendish made the first measurement (yes, I know he was "weighing the earth", the result was "G"), but there have probably been a hundred experiments improving on his figure, even to the present day.
Or measuring (or estimating) the distance to the sun. Copernicus estimated around 9,000,000 miles (I think), but it wasn't untill sometime after Cook's and other expeditions to measure the "Transit of Venus" that reasonably accurate values were found.
And the list goes on.
But by contrast the "Flat Earth Movement" seems to take the results of one person (who may have been well intentioned, but was still one person) and never bothers to verify the results. Even on the distance to the sun. Rowbotham is the only Flat Earther I know to have actually done any experimental work to measure the distance to the sun. If the earth were flat his method was reasonable (though his baseline was far too short), but his equipment was completly inadequate and his result of 700 miles is vastly different to the current Flat Earth figure of "a bit over" 3,000 miles. If Rowbotham's method is repeated using accurate angles (derived from GLOBE sun information) the results agree with the other "estimates" of sun heights. But I repeat Rowbotham is the only Flat Earther
I know to have actually done any experimental work on this.
So where are these "Numerous experiments are performed in the text. A lot of them."? You undoubtedly know "The Earth is not a Globe" far better than I.
So I believe that I should be the one to ask quite sincerely "Are you in denial?"