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Originally posted by Dale Moser View PostWait, this is for real?
I really want to hear more of this flat earth theory!!!
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Originally posted by CEO View PostEveryone owes it to themselves to binge some flat earth videos on YouTube. You can spend days on the subject. Just be sure to watch a 5 minute video debunking the whole thing when you're done.
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Originally posted by Kevin View Post1. The speed of light is constant and there are methods to determine relative brightness of an object. As an example, if you had a 40W bulb at 10 ft and 10000 ft, you could sense the measured brightness at 10 ft vs 10000ft and make a fairly accurate estimate.
2. I have, and its as exciting as it is scary!Originally posted by Kevin View PostWhat you see in that photo is gravitational lensing / distortion. Its basically the observed power of gravity to bend light. Its pretty crazy.
Would it still travel at the same velocity, and that velocity is relative to where the light is traveling at that moment in space and time as well as our perception of it?
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Originally posted by CEO View PostEveryone owes it to themselves to binge some flat earth videos on YouTube. You can spend days on the subject. Just be sure to watch a 5 minute video debunking the whole thing when you're done.
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Originally posted by HankTheTank View PostJust curious how that (the constant speed of light) fits in with the fabric of space and time which is not uniform/can be distorted. For example, a second on earth isn't the same as a second in the vacuum of space or near the extreme gravity of a blackhole. What does that mean for light traveling through these varying environments?
Would it still travel at the same velocity, and that velocity is relative to where the light is traveling at that moment in space and time as well as our perception of it?
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Originally posted by Kevin View Post1. The speed of light is constant and there are methods to determine relative brightness of an object. As an example, if you had a 40W bulb at 10 ft and 10000 ft, you could sense the measured brightness at 10 ft vs 10000ft and make a fairly accurate estimate.
2. I have, and its as exciting as it is scary!
Again I know I’m not thinking about this as I should but like I said I’m just a simple man.
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Originally posted by CEO View PostEveryone owes it to themselves to binge some flat earth videos on YouTube. You can spend days on the subject. Just be sure to watch a 5 minute video debunking the whole thing when you're done.
BUT he also voted for Pedo Joe so there you have it..
This dude is in his thirties and graduated from Prairie View A&M with a teaching degree.. LMAO
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