Is The Earth A Flat Round Disc or Is It a Round Spherical Globe?

[gravityblock]

Nice work as always gravityblock. 
Don't feel too bad, most of the population you speak of, are not even real souled beings to begin with, as you may or may not know, though somehow, i feel you are aware of this.
So, with this knowledge, it would be difficult to expect them to deviate much from the scripts they are following.
Thus, why would we expect a programmed being of any kind, to have the free will to think for themselves.
Maybe this is what you really mean to reveal, when you refer to the dumb down ones.
And if you never intended to reveal this, i just did it for you.
The truman show, indeed.
peace love light

You're right!  They can't be souled beings to begin with when they are worshiping a fake imaginary ball, which is the image of the beast (baal).

Gravock

[tagor]

NO , grave is not dangerous

- he is ignoring geography
- he is ignoring gravity
- he is ignoring mathematics
- he is ignoring ballistics
- he is ignoring coriolis



Coriolis drift

The Coriolis effect causes Coriolis drift, both horizontally and vertically. The deflection is to the right of the trajectory in the northern hemisphere, to the left in the southern hemisphere, upward for eastward shots, and downward for westward shots. The vertical Coriolis deflection is also known as the Eötvös effect. Coriolis drift is not an aerodynamic effect; it is a consequence of the rotation of the Earth.

The magnitude of the Coriolis effect is small. For small arms, the magnitude of the Coriolis effect is generally insignificant (for high powered rifles in the order of about 10 cm (3.9 in) at 1,000 m (1,094 yd)), but for ballistic projectiles with long flight times, such as extreme long-range rifle projectiles, artillery, and rockets like intercontinental ballistic missiles, it is a significant factor in calculating the trajectory. The magnitude of the drift depends on the firing and target location, azimuth of firing, projectile velocity and time of flight.

he never could be a long distance snipper !

he is not dangerous he is only stupid

[tagor]

bla bla bla ...

Gravock

picard
http://bertrandpiccard.com/tradition-familiale-auguste-piccard

Auguste Piccard, né le 28 janvier 1884 à Bâle (Suisse), professeur de physique à l'Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Zürich, puis à l'Université de Bruxelles, ami d'Albert Einstein et de Marie Curie, ouvre la voie à l'aviation moderne et à la conquête spatiale en inventant le principe de la cabine pressurisée et du ballon stratosphérique. Testant toujours lui-même ses inventions, il effectue les deux premières ascensions dans la stratosphère (à 15'780 puis 16'201 mètres d'altitude en 1931 et 1932), y étudie les rayons cosmiques et devient de fait le premier homme à voir de ses propres yeux la courbure de la Terre. Pour la première fois, un être humain a pénétré dans la stratosphère et a démontré qu'il est possible de survivre longtemps au-dessus de la limite des 5000 mètres considérée alors comme infranchissable.

[Wikipedia]  On May 27, 1931, Auguste Piccard and Paul Kipfer took off from Augsburg, Germany, and reached a record altitude of 15,781 m (51,775 ft). (FAI Record File Number 10634) During this flight, Piccard was able to gather substantial data on the upper atmosphere, as well as measure cosmic rays. On 18 August 1932, launched from Dübendorf, Switzerland, Piccard and Max Cosyns made a second record-breaking ascent to 16,201 m (53,153 ft). (FAI Record File Number 6590) He ultimately made a total of twenty-seven balloon flights, setting a final record of 23,000 m (75,459 ft).

he was the first man to see the globe ( and not the pizza )

[Temporal Visitor]

picard ....
he was the first man to see the globe ( and not the pizza )

No offense intended.
I don't believe he could have, and here is an excerpt from a scaled drawing with math/dimensions to show why he couldn't have.

[tagor]

No offense intended.
I don't believe he could have, and here is an excerpt from a scaled drawing with math/dimensions to show why he couldn't have.

LOL  are you serious ?

you can see the curvature at see level , with a 0 to 180° angle  and very calm sea ...
and more you climb and more curvature you can see