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Flat Earth Theory / Why Rowbotham's Old Bedford River experiment proves the earth is round
« on: July 15, 2018, 03:41:51 PM »
When I woke up this morning I realized that in a flat earth, a road running east and west is curved where the driver would have to circle the north pole. On a round earth, the person could drive straight. Looking at the map of the Old Bedford River, which is surveyed to be in a certain constant south east direction, I calculated that for a flat earth three stakes in the middle of channel would be 52 cm out of linear looking down the channel as Rowbotham did. He claimed they were in a straight line.
Similarly, if you drive straight west from Seneca to Marysville KY on highway 36, if the earth is flat you will have to drive 1 mile to the right of the direction you started out in to reach Marysville. On a round earth, you can get there by driving straight. Try it out and see if you think the road curves to the right or not.
Similarly, if you drive straight west from Seneca to Marysville KY on highway 36, if the earth is flat you will have to drive 1 mile to the right of the direction you started out in to reach Marysville. On a round earth, you can get there by driving straight. Try it out and see if you think the road curves to the right or not.