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Title: A refutation of RE that RE-ers will accept - experiment at home on 20th March
Post by: Ointflytment on March 20, 2016, 03:17:47 PM
Hey all. If you'd like to disprove, easily, in a way that RE-ers will accept, the premise of a round earth, then tomorrow's the day to do it.

On March 20th, 2016 (it's even a weekend, so most people should have the day available) - when the sun is due south of you (or north, for those few in the southern hemisphere), measure the angle to the sun from the vertical.

If the angle is NOT your latitude, then post here (a photo of your setup would probably help), and no Round Earther will be able to refute the proof. Obviously, some indication of your latitude and proof that the sun was due south/north (i.e. probably not exactly at 12:00 noon, depending on your location) when the measurement was taken would be required.

If you miss the day, you can plan ahead and try again on September 22nd.

I look forward to seeing the simple, irrefutable proof that the round-earth model is wrong. Of course, if your measurements do show that the angle is equal to your latitude, then I'd be fascinated to hear about a non-RE model that accounts for the geometry. I'm guessing some sort of atmospheric lensing, distorting the position of the sun?
Title: Re: A refutation of RE that RE-ers will accept - experiment at home on 20th March
Post by: model 29 on March 20, 2016, 03:37:44 PM
I forgot it's the equinox.  It's cloudy here today, but if I'm still at home at noon and there's a break in the clouds, I'll give it a try.
Title: Re: A refutation of RE that RE-ers will accept - experiment at home on 20th March
Post by: BlueMoon on March 21, 2016, 03:47:22 AM
Hey all. If you'd like to disprove, easily, in a way that RE-ers will accept, the premise of a round earth, then tomorrow's the day to do it.

On March 20th, 2016 (it's even a weekend, so most people should have the day available) - when the sun is due south of you (or north, for those few in the southern hemisphere), measure the angle to the sun from the vertical.

If the angle is NOT your latitude, then post here (a photo of your setup would probably help), and no Round Earther will be able to refute the proof. Obviously, some indication of your latitude and proof that the sun was due south/north (i.e. probably not exactly at 12:00 noon, depending on your location) when the measurement was taken would be required.

If you miss the day, you can plan ahead and try again on September 22nd.

I look forward to seeing the simple, irrefutable proof that the round-earth model is wrong. Of course, if your measurements do show that the angle is equal to your latitude, then I'd be fascinated to hear about a non-RE model that accounts for the geometry. I'm guessing some sort of atmospheric lensing, distorting the position of the sun?
I wasn't able to check the sun's position at noon (and I probably wouldn't if I was able), but I used Stellarium and found the sun's inclination to be 51.7° at culmination.  This makes sense, as my latitude is 38.53 N.  If we are to trust Stellarium (and we absolutely are) then we haven't disproven RET at all. 
Title: Re: A refutation of RE that RE-ers will accept - experiment at home on 20th March
Post by: Rama Set on March 21, 2016, 09:38:54 PM
Did the OP do the experiment?
Title: Re: A refutation of RE that RE-ers will accept - experiment at home on 20th March
Post by: CableDawg on March 22, 2016, 05:17:20 AM
Simple, irrefutable, proof that the round Earth model is wrong would be for the FE supporters to travel to and document the ice wall.

Unfortunately they don't put any value in proof as it would, ultimately, prove them wrong.
Title: Re: A refutation of RE that RE-ers will accept - experiment at home on 20th March
Post by: Pongo on March 22, 2016, 01:18:13 PM
Simple, irrefutable, proof that the round Earth model is wrong would be for the FE supporters to travel to and document the ice wall.

Unfortunately they don't put any value in proof as it would, ultimately, prove them wrong.

Traveling to Antarctica to conduct an expedition isn't as "simple" as most people think. There is the matter of equipment, transportation, experts, crew, and above all else, the funding to pay for it all. If it's so simple, CableDawg, perhaps you can supply the funding for such a trip?
Title: Re: A refutation of RE that RE-ers will accept - experiment at home on 20th March
Post by: BlueMoon on March 23, 2016, 10:32:47 PM
Simple, irrefutable, proof that the round Earth model is wrong would be for the FE supporters to travel to and document the ice wall.

Unfortunately they don't put any value in proof as it would, ultimately, prove them wrong.

Traveling to Antarctica to conduct an expedition isn't as "simple" as most people think. There is the matter of equipment, transportation, experts, crew, and above all else, the funding to pay for it all. If it's so simple, CableDawg, perhaps you can supply the funding for such a trip?
I think that the fact that people can go there if they choose is evidence enough for me.  Same with space tourism. 
Title: Re: A refutation of RE that RE-ers will accept - experiment at home on 20th March
Post by: Roundy on March 23, 2016, 11:59:19 PM
I don't see how this would ultimately disprove the premise of a round Earth anyway.  At most it would force it to need a little tweaking, but that seems to be something you guys are good at, tweaking your theories to explain why they don't always match observation.
Title: Re: A refutation of RE that RE-ers will accept - experiment at home on 20th March
Post by: rabinoz on March 24, 2016, 02:14:26 AM
I don't see how this would ultimately disprove the premise of a round Earth anyway.  At most it would force it to need a little tweaking, but that seems to be something you guys are good at, tweaking your theories to explain why they don't always match observation.
Please explain how at either equinox the sun rises (almost) due east everywhere on earth, except close to the poles where they have 24 daylight.
And, no I have not seen it everywhere, but all evidence I have seen indicates that it does!

I know it does here at 27.680°S 153.049° - I have checked it!
Title: Re: A refutation of RE that RE-ers will accept - experiment at home on 20th March
Post by: Roundy on March 25, 2016, 05:23:33 PM
I don't see how this would ultimately disprove the premise of a round Earth anyway.  At most it would force it to need a little tweaking, but that seems to be something you guys are good at, tweaking your theories to explain why they don't always match observation.
Please explain how at either equinox the sun rises (almost) due east everywhere on earth, except close to the poles where they have 24 daylight.
And, no I have not seen it everywhere, but all evidence I have seen indicates that it does!

I know it does here at 27.680°S 153.049° - I have checked it!

I think you're confused again, rabinoz.  This thread was supposed to be about an alleged refutation of RET.  If you have something to add to the discussion feel free, but I won't be baited into responding to your random musings.
Title: Re: A refutation of RE that RE-ers will accept - experiment at home on 20th March
Post by: rabinoz on March 25, 2016, 11:48:53 PM
I don't see how this would ultimately disprove the premise of a round Earth anyway.  At most it would force it to need a little tweaking, but that seems to be something you guys are good at, tweaking your theories to explain why they don't always match observation.
Please explain how at either equinox the sun rises (almost) due east everywhere on earth, except close to the poles where they have 24 daylight.
And, no I have not seen it everywhere, but all evidence I have seen indicates that it does!

I know it does here at 27.680°S 153.049° - I have checked it!

I think you're confused again, rabinoz.  This thread was supposed to be about an alleged refutation of RET.  If you have something to add to the discussion feel free, but I won't be baited into responding to your random musings.
Just who is confused?
If you can prove that at either equinox the sun does not rise (close to) due east and set (close to) due west everywhere on earth[1] (except close to the poles, where they have 24 hour daylight)
you will have certainly driven a huge nail in the coffin of the Heliocentric Globe Earth.

[1]  ;D Possibly excepting in London where it probably won't be seen anyway!  ;D
Title: Re: A refutation of RE that RE-ers will accept - experiment at home on 20th March
Post by: Tom Bishop on March 25, 2016, 11:58:10 PM
The responsibility of the claimant is to prove his positive.
Title: Re: A refutation of RE that RE-ers will accept - experiment at home on 20th March
Post by: Rama Set on March 26, 2016, 04:13:10 AM
The responsibility of the claimant is to prove his positive.

I wasn't able to check the sun's position at noon (and I probably wouldn't if I was able), but I used Stellarium and found the sun's inclination to be 51.7° at culmination.  This makes sense, as my latitude is 38.53 N.  If we are to trust Stellarium (and we absolutely are) then we haven't disproven RET at all. 

Anything else?
Title: Re: A refutation of RE that RE-ers will accept - experiment at home on 20th March
Post by: rabinoz on March 26, 2016, 10:29:05 AM
The responsibility of the claimant is to prove his positive.

If you were answering my post (you may have noticed the (http://rs1075.pbsrc.com/albums/w433/RabDownunder/Quote_zps85poz4ue.png?w=480&h=480&fit=clip) button?),
I was giving YOU the opportunity to prove the Globe false, so come down off your high horse!

But, since you brought up the proof question, you are claiming the earth is flat, when without doubt most people accept that it is a Globe.
So, I would claim that: "The responsibility of the claimant is to prove his positive."

Title: Re: A refutation of RE that RE-ers will accept - experiment at home on 20th March
Post by: Tom Bishop on March 26, 2016, 04:49:34 PM
The responsibility of the claimant is to prove his positive.

I wasn't able to check the sun's position at noon (and I probably wouldn't if I was able), but I used Stellarium and found the sun's inclination to be 51.7° at culmination.  This makes sense, as my latitude is 38.53 N.  If we are to trust Stellarium (and we absolutely are) then we haven't disproven RET at all. 

Anything else?

Rama, surely you aren't that dense. Stellarium isn't experimental or observational evidence. It's a computer program.

The responsibility of the claimant is to prove his positive.

If you were answering my post (you may have noticed the (http://rs1075.pbsrc.com/albums/w433/RabDownunder/Quote_zps85poz4ue.png?w=480&h=480&fit=clip) button?),
I was giving YOU the opportunity to prove the Globe false, so come down off your high horse!

But, since you brought up the proof question, you are claiming the earth is flat, when without doubt most people accept that it is a Globe.
So, I would claim that: "The responsibility of the claimant is to prove his positive."



If you look out the window you will see evidence that the earth is flat. We have yet to see something as obvious and clear to tell us that the earth is a globe.
Title: Re: A refutation of RE that RE-ers will accept - experiment at home on 20th March
Post by: BlueMoon on March 26, 2016, 07:53:24 PM
The responsibility of the claimant is to prove his positive.

If you were answering my post (you may have noticed the (http://rs1075.pbsrc.com/albums/w433/RabDownunder/Quote_zps85poz4ue.png?w=480&h=480&fit=clip) button?),
I was giving YOU the opportunity to prove the Globe false, so come down off your high horse!

But, since you brought up the proof question, you are claiming the earth is flat, when without doubt most people accept that it is a Globe.
So, I would claim that: "The responsibility of the claimant is to prove his positive."


If you look out the window you will see evidence that the earth is flat. We have yet to see something as obvious and clear to tell us that the earth is a globe.
Only if you completely ignore:
Satellites
Planets
The sun
The moon
Orbits in general
Maps
Satellite imagery
Videos of rocket launches
Basic physics
Anything having to do with NASA
All the other space programs
Third party evidence for NASA
Geodesy
Tides
Plane flights
Astronomy
Stellarium
Neutrino astronomy
Neutrinos in general
Particle accelerator measurements
Weather
Navigation
Surveying
Every single expert in each of these fields (including myself)


But yeah, the horizon is totally the most trustworthy piece of evidence.   :P
Title: Re: A refutation of RE that RE-ers will accept - experiment at home on 20th March
Post by: Tom Bishop on March 26, 2016, 11:15:44 PM
The responsibility of the claimant is to prove his positive.

If you were answering my post (you may have noticed the (http://rs1075.pbsrc.com/albums/w433/RabDownunder/Quote_zps85poz4ue.png?w=480&h=480&fit=clip) button?),
I was giving YOU the opportunity to prove the Globe false, so come down off your high horse!

But, since you brought up the proof question, you are claiming the earth is flat, when without doubt most people accept that it is a Globe.
So, I would claim that: "The responsibility of the claimant is to prove his positive."


If you look out the window you will see evidence that the earth is flat. We have yet to see something as obvious and clear to tell us that the earth is a globe.
Only if you completely ignore:
Satellites
Planets
The sun
The moon
Orbits in general
Maps
Satellite imagery
Videos of rocket launches
Basic physics
Anything having to do with NASA
All the other space programs
Third party evidence for NASA
Geodesy
Tides
Plane flights
Astronomy
Stellarium
Neutrino astronomy
Neutrinos in general
Particle accelerator measurements
Weather
Navigation
Surveying
Every single expert in each of these fields (including myself)


But yeah, the horizon is totally the most trustworthy piece of evidence.   :P

You are merely waving your hand and assuming that those things show that the earth is a globe. You will need to present specific evidence which shows that the earth is a globe. A lot of that is addressed in Earth Not a Globe, the Wiki, and other places.
Title: Re: A refutation of RE that RE-ers will accept - experiment at home on 20th March
Post by: BlueMoon on March 27, 2016, 12:01:09 AM
The responsibility of the claimant is to prove his positive.

If you were answering my post (you may have noticed the (http://rs1075.pbsrc.com/albums/w433/RabDownunder/Quote_zps85poz4ue.png?w=480&h=480&fit=clip) button?),
I was giving YOU the opportunity to prove the Globe false, so come down off your high horse!

But, since you brought up the proof question, you are claiming the earth is flat, when without doubt most people accept that it is a Globe.
So, I would claim that: "The responsibility of the claimant is to prove his positive."


If you look out the window you will see evidence that the earth is flat. We have yet to see something as obvious and clear to tell us that the earth is a globe.
Only if you completely ignore:
Satellites
Planets
The sun
The moon
Orbits in general
Maps
Satellite imagery
Videos of rocket launches
Basic physics
Anything having to do with NASA
All the other space programs
Third party evidence for NASA
Geodesy
Tides
Plane flights
Astronomy
Stellarium
Neutrino astronomy
Neutrinos in general
Particle accelerator measurements
Weather
Navigation
Surveying
Every single expert in each of these fields (including myself)


But yeah, the horizon is totally the most trustworthy piece of evidence.   :P

You are merely waving your hand and assuming that those things show that the earth is a globe. You will need to present specific evidence which shows that the earth is a globe. A lot of that is addressed in Earth Not a Globe, the Wiki, and other places.
Funny that you would accuse me of handwaving, considering THAT'S WHAT YOU LITERALLY JUST DID.  The things I listed are self evident, and every single one of them requires the earth to be a globe to make any sense at all.  Why do you put so much faith in the horizon? 
And no, I don't intend to delve too far into Earth Not a Globe, the Wiki, or anywhere else.  I have a strict threshold for autistic content, which that post just pushed me dangerously close to. 
Title: Re: A refutation of RE that RE-ers will accept - experiment at home on 20th March
Post by: Rama Set on March 27, 2016, 12:04:29 AM
The responsibility of the claimant is to prove his positive.

I wasn't able to check the sun's position at noon (and I probably wouldn't if I was able), but I used Stellarium and found the sun's inclination to be 51.7° at culmination.  This makes sense, as my latitude is 38.53 N.  If we are to trust Stellarium (and we absolutely are) then we haven't disproven RET at all. 

Anything else?

Rama, surely you aren't that dense. Stellarium isn't experimental or observational evidence. It's a computer program.

Simulating reality.

Quote
The responsibility of the claimant is to prove his positive.

If you were answering my post (you may have noticed the (http://rs1075.pbsrc.com/albums/w433/RabDownunder/Quote_zps85poz4ue.png?w=480&h=480&fit=clip) button?),
I was giving YOU the opportunity to prove the Globe false, so come down off your high horse!

But, since you brought up the proof question, you are claiming the earth is flat, when without doubt most people accept that it is a Globe.
So, I would claim that: "The responsibility of the claimant is to prove his positive."



If you look out the window you will see evidence that the earth is flat. We have yet to see something as obvious and clear to tell us that the earth is a globe.

Geodetic surveyors falsified this observation centuries ago. Next?
Title: A refutation of RE that RE-ers will accept - experiment at home on 20th March
Post by: juner on March 27, 2016, 12:08:31 AM
The things I listed are self evident, and every single one of them requires the earth to be a globe to make any sense at all. 

This may literally be the most objectively incorrect claim a round earther has ever made.
Title: Re: A refutation of RE that RE-ers will accept - experiment at home on 20th March
Post by: Woody on March 27, 2016, 12:15:23 AM
The things I listed are self evident, and every single one of them requires the earth to be a globe to make any sense at all. 

This may literally be the most objectively incorrect claim a round earther has ever made.

Some are if you trust the sources and some are if you step outside and you go beyond it looks flat.  I watched a container ship approach today and for some reason I saw the highest parts first.  Can not be explained away with perspective since perspective does not make things invisible from the bottom up.  Things just get less distinct and blurry.

I will admit it is not self evident if you do not want to acknowledge evidence that the world is not flat.
Title: Re: A refutation of RE that RE-ers will accept - experiment at home on 20th March
Post by: rabinoz on March 27, 2016, 02:40:04 AM
The responsibility of the claimant is to prove his positive.

If you were answering my post (you may have noticed the (http://rs1075.pbsrc.com/albums/w433/RabDownunder/Quote_zps85poz4ue.png?w=480&h=480&fit=clip) button?),
I was giving YOU the opportunity to prove the Globe false, so come down off your high horse!

But, since you brought up the proof question, you are claiming the earth is flat, when without doubt most people accept that it is a Globe.
So, I would claim that: "The responsibility of the claimant is to prove his positive."

If you look out the window you will see evidence that the earth is flat. We have yet to see something as obvious and clear to tell us that the earth is a globe.
Some time back I claimed that the globe simply will not fit on "your flat earth", you asked for evidence. I gave some, but was completely ignored! So, I'll try again!

Please provide your evidence.
I apologise for the length, but you wanted evidence!

There is not much disagreement about the distance from the equator to the north pole being close to 10,000 km.
The equatorial circumference is where there may be a dispute.
The accepted (globe) distance is 40,075 km.

A value very close to this this has been accepted for over 1,000 years. Of the medieval Persian Abu Rayhan al-Biruni (973–1048) it is said:
Quote
Al-Biruni
Important contributions to geodesy and geography were also made by Biruni. He introduced techniques to measure the earth and distances on it using triangulation. He found the radius of the earth to be 6339.6 km.
This gives an equatorial circumference of 39,833 km - not far from the current 40,075 km. Note that his methods were some of the earliest examples of Geodetic-Surveying. Al-Biruni is regarded as "the father of Geodetic-Surveying".

I doubt that FE supporters will accept even this evidence, so I have calculated my estimate of the circumference from a couple days travel, on mainly west to east journeys on an "almost round the block trip".
Of course the road (even across the Nullabor) is not quite straight. So I actually used the Garmin GPS Map for the distance.
Just in case that naughty NASA has been tricking us with the GPS readings I compared used the car's odometer with the map and GPS (the Landcruiser Prado odometer is almost exact)[1]. From the point-to-point distances I worked the west-east component of distance, the longitude difference and the average latitude of each of two journeys.
From these figures I can calculate the km/degree at the latitude of that journey and hence the (circumference at that latitude) = 360 x (km/degree).

If these figures are accepted, we now have to work out what the equatorial circumference.
On the globe that is easy (at least to a good appoximation), where the (equatorial circumference) = (circumference at that latitude)/cos(latitude).

But, for the flat earth we have the problem that no-one seems certain of the accepted map! I will take it as the map on the right on which we should be able to calculate the (equatorial circumference) = (circumference at that latitude)*90/(90-latitude),
since on this map the meridians of longitude are straight lines radiating from the north pole.
(http://i1075.photobucket.com/albums/w433/RabDownunder/FE%20Ice%20Wall%20Map%20-%20equ%20co-ords_zps5kmnmgbb.png)
The most widely accepted map model of a flat earth.
I was going to put the detail of calculations in, but it got too large! In summary:
Origin and Destination
"Long Diff" 
"at Lat" 
"km/deg" 
"Circ at Lat" 
"Circ at Equ Globe" 
"Circ at Equ Flat" 
Balladonia (Western Australia) to Eucla (Western Australia) 
5.264° 
-32.01° 
94.5   
34,021 km   
40,123 km   
31,302 km   
Eucla(Western Australia) to Penong(South Australia) 
4.125° 
-31.80° 
94.7   
34,087 km   
40,108 km   
32,055 km   
The circumference at the equator for the globe reasonably quite well with the "accepted value" of 40,075 km.
The value, however, for the flat earth does not help the flat earth case at all. It is simply based on measured distances, scaled by the ratio of the radiating meridian spacing.

It should be stressed here that the actual distances used were from a (GPS) map, but they were checked against driving distances between the same locations. The driving distances did come out a little larger (eg for the first case 532 km on road, 503 km direct).
It would be good if others could do similar measurements at other locations. We have quite a few long E-W roads, but I imagine USA has similar of better in Texas, Arizona of Nevada.
In summary I contend that :
the Equator to North Pole is indeed
  close to 10,000 km and
the Equatorial Circumference is indeed
  close to 40,000 km
Now, if anyone disagrees, tell us what you claim these dimensions are and please present your evidence!

[1] An indication of the agreement between the car oddometer, the in-car Garmin Navigator and the direct route (great circle) from the Garmin map can be seen from the following:
Route   
from Lat Long   
to Lat Long   
Car oddo   
in-car GPS   
Direct Garmin Map
Ballodonia to Eucla   
-32.35° 123.62°   
-31.68° 128.88°   
532 km 
531.5 km
503.0 km
Eucla to Penong   
-31.68° 128.88°   
-31.93° 133.01°   
424 km 
423.0 km
390.6 km
As expected, the road distance is somewhat longer than the direct route, but it does verify that the GPS distance is not "faked".
I have compared the oddometer with sign posted distances (yes, surveyed) and GPS distances ans always had agreement - never more that 1% out (except for a few poorly surveyed roads - up to 200 m from GPS track).
Title: Re: A refutation of RE that RE-ers will accept - experiment at home on 20th March
Post by: rabinoz on March 27, 2016, 03:40:13 AM
The responsibility of the claimant is to prove his positive.
Did you even bother to look out your window to see where the sun rose?
Title: Re: A refutation of RE that RE-ers will accept - experiment at home on 20th March
Post by: brainsandgravy on March 31, 2016, 05:18:44 AM
Hey all. If you'd like to disprove, easily, in a way that RE-ers will accept, the premise of a round earth, then tomorrow's the day to do it.

On March 20th, 2016 (it's even a weekend, so most people should have the day available) - when the sun is due south of you (or north, for those few in the southern hemisphere), measure the angle to the sun from the vertical.

If the angle is NOT your latitude, then post here (a photo of your setup would probably help), and no Round Earther will be able to refute the proof. Obviously, some indication of your latitude and proof that the sun was due south/north (i.e. probably not exactly at 12:00 noon, depending on your location) when the measurement was taken would be required.

If you miss the day, you can plan ahead and try again on September 22nd.

I look forward to seeing the simple, irrefutable proof that the round-earth model is wrong. Of course, if your measurements do show that the angle is equal to your latitude, then I'd be fascinated to hear about a non-RE model that accounts for the geometry. I'm guessing some sort of atmospheric lensing, distorting the position of the sun?
I wasn't able to check the sun's position at noon (and I probably wouldn't if I was able), but I used Stellarium and found the sun's inclination to be 51.7° at culmination.  This makes sense, as my latitude is 38.53 N.  If we are to trust Stellarium (and we absolutely are) then we haven't disproven RET at all.
The OP is misleading. The experiment proposed will debunk a flat earth, not a round one. Notice it says "measure the angle to the sun from the vertical". That's the sun's zenith angle, not its altitude angle. So in the case of the stellarium's angle of 51.7°, to get the zentih angle subtract it from 90°.
90 - 51.7 = 38.3° ≈ 38.53. 
Measuring the sun's zenith angle to find latitude is a common practice with celestial navigation. It proves that the earth is a sphere. It doesn't work at all with a flat earth model. It would be impossible. The geometry simple doesn't work.
Title: Re: A refutation of RE that RE-ers will accept - experiment at home on 20th March
Post by: Roundabout on April 21, 2016, 09:34:18 PM
If you look out the window you will see evidence that the earth is flat. We have yet to see something as obvious and clear to tell us that the earth is a globe.
Actually you won't see evidence that the earth is flat, Tom, assuming you mean "evidence that the earth is flat rather than round." What you see looking out your window is compatible with the earth's being nearly spherical and having an average radius of 3959 miles, so it's not evidence against a round earth. Now if you have beachfront property, you might see some evidence that the earth is round, although of course flat-earthers contest this.

Title: Re: A refutation of RE that RE-ers will accept - experiment at home on 20th March
Post by: Sputnik on April 21, 2016, 09:43:57 PM
The responsibility of the claimant is to prove his positive.

Then prove the flatness.
Title: Re: A refutation of RE that RE-ers will accept - experiment at home on 20th March
Post by: juner on April 21, 2016, 10:31:05 PM
The responsibility of the claimant is to prove his positive.

Then prove the flatness.

Already done, but thanks for stopping by!
Title: Re: A refutation of RE that RE-ers will accept - experiment at home on 20th March
Post by: TotesNotReptilian on April 21, 2016, 11:07:33 PM
The responsibility of the claimant is to prove his positive.

Then prove the flatness.

Already done, but thanks for stopping by!

I lurked on this website and theflatearthsociety.org website for quite awhile before making an account. The ONLY evidence I have seen presented is:

Is this what you are referring to as proof, or did I miss something?