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Suggestions & Concerns / Can't report PM
« on: May 28, 2023, 10:18:02 PM »
You might want to consider adding a reporting function in PMs.
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Flat Earth Theory / The Ether vs. Rocketship Earth
« on: May 04, 2023, 02:27:07 PM »
FE is slowly but surely leaving the old theories behind. Don't take it personally. 
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Flat Earth Theory / Altitude related g... where are the experiments?
« on: April 22, 2023, 11:59:01 PM »
This is mainly a question for the globeheads because I don't really see any interest in this from flat-earthers.
My question is this: Where are the experiments that prove that g decreases with altitude? I searched for them and all I see are people doing equations on white boards and notebooks and some stories about a tuning fork inside a Concorde or some crap (excuse the French).
I understand fully that I can do an equation that will predict that g at the top of Mount Everest is supposedly 9.77 m/s/s, but where is the experiment that shows this? I have no bias against the claim that g decreases with altitude, but I need to see the experiments... Equations alone aren't good enough... Show me the experiments. Even if g decreases with altitude (which I'm inclined to believe myself), how do you know that reality matches the prediction? Can't wait to see your replies.
My question is this: Where are the experiments that prove that g decreases with altitude? I searched for them and all I see are people doing equations on white boards and notebooks and some stories about a tuning fork inside a Concorde or some crap (excuse the French).
I understand fully that I can do an equation that will predict that g at the top of Mount Everest is supposedly 9.77 m/s/s, but where is the experiment that shows this? I have no bias against the claim that g decreases with altitude, but I need to see the experiments... Equations alone aren't good enough... Show me the experiments. Even if g decreases with altitude (which I'm inclined to believe myself), how do you know that reality matches the prediction? Can't wait to see your replies.
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