Has Bob been reincarnated?
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Has Bob been reincarnated?
If you have relatives in Montana or California I would bet we are related.They do live among us !
The real irony of that last Wave Catcher post is that it’s in a satellite forum.
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Imagine a rock the size of a house and what it would take to make it shake such that you could feel it somewhere else on the rock. Now imagine that the rock is is the 3rd rock (Earth) that is many thousands of times larger than a house. A train wreck or giant explosion could go off two states away and you most likely wouldn't feel it just as I don't feel any of your earthquakes in an adjacent state (Although I've felt quakes from Washington).something 24,000 Mi round spinning and wobbling without a sense of vibration.
As defined, it is a method of determining the shorted flight distances between two points on a sphere. There wouldn't be a need to use any course other than a straight line if the Earth were flat.Great Circle Distance definition said:The great-circle distance or orthodromic distance is the shortest distance between two points on the surface of a sphere, measured along the surface of the sphere (as opposed to a straight line through the sphere's interior).
When you're committed to make what you believe mesh with a set of "teachings" as you understand them, you're mind is far from open.I do my own open mind investigation of the subject. I usually find a better and different answer.
People will also pick and choose "evidence" that supports their thinking too, which is backwards from normal scientific methods.When you're committed to make what you believe mesh with a set of "teachings" as you understand them, you're mind is far from open.
Imagine a rock the size of a house and what it would take to make it shake such that you could feel it somewhere else on the rock. Now imagine that the rock is is the 3rd rock (Earth) that is many thousands of times larger than a house. A train wreck or giant explosion could go off two states away and you most likely wouldn't feel it just as I don't feel any of your earthquakes in an adjacent state (Although I've felt quakes from Washington).
This "wobble" happens at such a low frequency (much like the Earth's rotation being imperceptibly slow) that it is, for all intents and purposes, undetectable.
As for your submission of the technique surrounding "great circle distance", let's look at the definition of the phrase:
As defined, it is a method of determining the shorted flight distances between two points on a sphere. There wouldn't be a need to use any course other than a straight line if the Earth were flat.
I think wave catcher has been washing down the fruitcake with Kool Aid...
Ok, here's a question for you. In the attached photo, why does Toronto appear to be half under water? The photo was taken from ~35 miles away at a point about 40 feet above the water surface, so if anything, we should be able to see more of the city, not less. How does your flat earth theory explain that effect? And I can guarantee the photo was not retouched because I took it from Four Mile Creek State Park near Youngstown, NY in 2012 myself.
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