Is Earth round or flat ?

[richard_smith237]

4 hours ago, rattlesnake said:

 

What's your take on the ample footage of celestial bodies which strongly suggests they are of a sonoluminescent nature, and in any case nothing like the NASA representations of them?

 

 

The idea that celestial bodies, such as stars or planets, could have a sonoluminescent nature is intriguing but also speculative.

 

Celestial bodies, as we understand them scientifically, are primarily powered by nuclear fusion (in the case of stars) or various forms of energy depending on their composition and structure. The light we see from stars is a result of nuclear reactions in their cores, producing enormous amounts of energy that travel through space as electromagnetic radiation, rather than being generated by sound waves or mechanical processes like sonoluminescence.

 

As for the depiction of celestial bodies by organizations like NASA, the visual representations we see, especially in public media, are often colored or adjusted to enhance certain features. The true colours of celestial bodies can be much more varied and are sometimes not visible to the human eye because of the range of electromagnetic radiation (including ultraviolet or infrared) that they emit. What we see in typical images might be a rendering that highlights particular aspects of a celestial body for better scientific interpretation.

 

With this in mind - I believe it quite possible that sonoluminescence may exist - we have a very poor 'distant view' of the universe.

 

This understanding of distant celestial bodies and the potential that some of them may have a sonoluminescent nature presents a far more viable possibility given the lack of understanding compared to our understanding of the Earth in regards to the 'flat earth' vs 'Oblate  Spheroid' discussion, which as far as I'm concerned is unequivocally proven and any discussion (i.e. this thread) is merely entertaining but preposterous.

[black tabby12345]

The Earth is a sphere.

One decisive evidence for that.

 

The radar waves cannot reach beyond horizon.

 

If the world is flat, it can go further, but it doesn't.

 

 

[Yolando]

10 hours ago, Stiddle Mump said:

Rio Gallegos - Johannesburg: why the detour via Sao Paulo?

 

 

The population of Rio Gallegos is less than 100,000 people and it has no international airport.  It surprises you that there are no international flights there?

 

[harryviking]

Why on earth will someone waste time on such a retarded thing like this....I mean....c'mon!!😫😫

[Stiddle Mump]

1 hour ago, harryviking said:

Why on earth will someone waste time on such a retarded thing like this....I mean....c'mon!!😫😫

I'll tell you why Harry. If the earth is not spherical as we are told, it begs the question; 'what else is not true?'

 

Hve a read of; 'The Falsification of History.' by historian John Hamer. It might get you thinking Sir.

[Free the 115]

On 3/16/2025 at 9:34 AM, Stiddle Mump said:

Great post Mr Gamb00ler. Even at my age I'm still willing to learn.

For me, this topic is somewhat a barometer. I started off thinking that the earth could be round, and then, I read @rattlesnakeand because he certainly knows his stuff, the pendulum swung; and I was 50/50. Then @richard_smith237posts. His arguments were/are very convincing and I went 60/40. in favour of a round earth. But!! The pics Rattles put up are the nuts. So I'm now 40/60.

 

If someone could tell me why a plane can't fly round the coast of Antarctica, it might sort it for me. Or/and, if we drilled a hole through one ocean, say the Atlantic, would all the water pour through it? Into where? Outer space? Maybe inner space!

 

It's a complicated subject alright.

I’m going to assume that you know what volcanoes are, and how hot they can become. 
islands have been formed by Nature “drilling “ holes into the crust. Whole island groups have been formed down the coast of Africa, and I’m sure it’s the same in the Pacific.( Just too lazy to look it up)

[Free the 115]

15 hours ago, Stiddle Mump said:

This seals the deal.

 

Are there any spherical earthers that could explain?

I think that the fact that all airlines have to route through their own country. I’m assuming that the flight you have quoted is KLM. 

Why don’t flights go over the Sahara? Rules on using accessible routes will kick in here. Same reason a flight to Florida from the US gets to the coast as quick as it can and then follows it down