[Bobby Shafto]

JTolens has a new video up with some more stunning near IR imagery:


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I disagree with his analysis of the photo, his use of an out-of calibration theodolite to draw conclusions, and his explanation of "upwards" refraction to explain dip of the horizon and the appearance of curvature. But I'll leave that discussion on another forum topic.

In the meantime, worth a look.

[totallackey]

JTolens has a new video up with some more stunning near IR imagery:


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I disagree with his analysis of the photo, his use of an out-of calibration theodolite to draw conclusions, and his explanation of "upwards" refraction to explain dip of the horizon and the appearance of curvature. But I'll leave that discussion on another forum topic.

In the meantime, worth a look.

Will you outline your objections on the other thread?

Will that thread be specific to this video?

[Tumeni]

I'll outline my objections, but the last time I did so in this sub-forum, I was consigned to angry ranting, I think

Where does the debunk thread belong? Investigations? Theory?

[Pete Svarrior]

Where does the debunk thread belong? Investigations? Theory?

You should be more than capable of answering your own question.

https://forum.tfes.org/index.php?topic=10086.0
https://forum.tfes.org/index.php?topic=10088.0
https://forum.tfes.org/index.php?topic=10087.0

Are you investigating an authoritative claim, directly questioning the core of FET, or discussing an interesting video? Ultimately, any answer can be correct depending on what exactly you focus on in your thread, but the quick-thinkers among the audience might notice one answer that comes across as intuitive.

[model 29]

JTolens has a new video up with some more stunning near IR imagery:

Since only the top part of the mountain is visible and several thousand feet are below the waterline, he did a good job proving the globe.