aliens

[RetiredGuerilla]

The flat Earthers are so desperate to be believed that they'll muck up any thread here.

Aliens, let's stick to the topic?

I think you need to look into the deep ocean that's my point. The Navy has had many encounters. They can travel at high speed beneath the ocean. They also fly through the atmosphere. Off the coast of Catalina island they were spotted entering and leaving the ocean. They spoke to Ike Eisenhower telepathically aboard the Nimitz? I think it was the Nimitz in the late 1950's Look into the Aurora Texas incident in 1890. The town folk buried a alien in the local cemetary. Also a 1800's incident in Nebraska. Roswell something big happened there no doubt. there was even a military press release of a recovered disc I told you all I can recall while I was snooping. Unidentified submerged objects. USO's

 

[MichiganMedGrower]

Vanishing point is fact. The ship is only a demonstration. There are many other examples including many involving the math, I chose this because I am given to the ocean but anybody can look it up for them self

Anyway the reference above to the English Channel experiment was called the Bedford experiment and it was close to a couple hundred years ago, here it is, very interesting!

First. No. Ships fall away over the horizon.


Im not going to bother again. But this is a failed experiment and the guy wouldn’t pay his debt and spent his life ruining the winner with harassment. Links posted somewhere in flat earth thread.

Quick search shows tons of proof against from the original experiment.

Retired guerilla already tried to show all these nuts proving they were wrong in the flat earth thread.

Maybe read the flat earth thread to see how many pilots and scientists and just entertaining people around here with the understanding like most people that gravity is not only real but obvious.

 

[tstick]

That would work, except if you look at the time stamps, it doesn't. They came and went. There are three photos.

Nope, was outside, mounted on a friggin tree.

Well it's a 100% certainty that the image in that picture is a reflection of some kind. What it might be I have no idea but aliens would be like near the bottom of the list of possibilities.

 

[Beachwalker]

I encourage everyone to look into 'vanishing point' for themself because the math is simple to prove

I'm not saying the Earth is flat, I'm only saying water cannot curve.

And while we're mentioning famous UFO incidents, how about the recent 'deep sea anomaly' ?

 

[RetiredGuerilla]

First. No. Ships fall away over the horizon.


Im not going to bother again. But this is a failed experiment and the guy wouldn’t pay his debt and spent his life ruining the winner with harassment. Links posted somewhere in flat earth thread.

Quick search shows tons of proof against from the original experiment.

Retired guerilla already tried to show all these nuts proving they were wrong in the flat earth thread.

Maybe read the flat earth thread to see how many pilots and scientists and just entertaining people around here with the understanding like most people that gravity is not only real but obvious.

I like you Med. I think you got yourself a real good heart. But cannabis needs moisture (not soaked tho) and warmth mid 80's during the veg cycle for maximum growth rates. Also a high kelvin rating in veg cycle of course good nitrogen and kelp. You recreate summer time. And just like I know you got a good heart I know you are in denial about this veg cycle and the oceans defying physics by curving. I love you med. peace

 

[MichiganMedGrower]

I like you Med. I think you got yourself a real good heart. But cannabis needs moisture (not soaked tho) and warmth mid 80's during the veg cycle for maximum growth rates. Also a high kelvin rating in veg cycle of course good nitrogen and kelp. You recreate summer time. And just like I know you got a good heart I know you are in denial about this veg cycle and the oceans defying physics by curving. I love you med. peace

Lol. I never really expected you to change your mind about flatness or growing.

The plants even week one seedlings show no sign of stress when pots are 3/4 dry down. Plenty of moisture left was the point. It takes another day before any drooping occurs.

And they react very different outdoor than indoor. I do whatever results in happiest plants.

And I know you do too.

 

[Beachwalker]

 

[Wilksey]

what I've stated is fact, not a position one way or another.

No. It's not.

If you use any kind of optic to help you see a ship, the deck sinks below the horizon before the superstructure does at the top.

 

[Roger A. Shrubber]

There should be some sort of calculation that correctly shows the amount of curve in the earth per mile/kilometer. I'm sure there already is. The "vanishing" point will be at the same distance all the time barring hills or valleys.

it's 8 inches per mile, squared.

 

[Roger A. Shrubber]

This also isn't true. was it a channel in England? ..and they proved that it had absolutely no curvature with a laser

I'll lookup the video at some point but there is no curvature. However I've never said earth was flat, I'm just saying there's no such thing as water curving.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bedford_Level_experiment

 

[Wilksey]

Commander Graham Bethune, USN, encounters a flying object during the conduct of his duties as a pilot in the northern Atlantic off the coast of Canada. This took place in 51' when jet technology was still in its infancy and prop planes still filled the skies. We don't have the technology today to do what the craft he observed did way back in 51'.

This dude is telling the truth.

 

[gwheels]

So the earth is not flat and there are no aliens except in movies and with whack jobs that have been abducted. In addition to inflame the masses they did land on the moon. The lack of dust depth gives credence to the creationist theory.

So there you have it. Solved nice and simple like.

 

[Roger A. Shrubber]

http://embracetheball.blogspot.com/p/flat-earth-tests.html

 

[Hotwired]

Water can do just about anything that gravity wants it to do. Even float

 

[Wilksey]

The Coyne UFO incident - Mansfield, Ohio 1973

A flight crew returning from their annual flight physical encounter an unknown flying object near Mansfield, Ohio. This incident was observed and later reported by a female ground witness and her son who saw the event unfold while driving in the area.

Neither us, or the Soviets, have ever managed to develop the kind of technology observed by these men.

 

[whitebb2727]

Vanishing point is fact. The ship is only a demonstration

No. It wasn't a demonstration. It was a shitty video.

The one I posted shows the ship disappear over the horizon.

How do you explain the ship disappearing before the sails?

 

[whitebb2727]

I encourage everyone to look into 'vanishing point' for themself because the math is simple to prove

I'm not saying the Earth is flat, I'm only saying water cannot curve.

And while we're mentioning famous UFO incidents, how about the recent 'deep sea anomaly' ?

Water can curve. Ever see a drop of water in the air?

Gravity holds the water to the earth.

People like retired guerilla try to use gyroscopes to prove the earth is flat. Its the opposite. Its because the earth spins that a gyroscope works.

He also tries to use planes as an example. Like you should be able to feel them flying downward because of the curvature if it were real. That's silly and in fact planes instruments have to correct for the curvature.


Anyways I'm not going to hash it out again. This is about aliens.

 

[MichiganMedGrower]

Water can curve. Ever see a drop of water in the air?

Gravity holds the water to the earth.

People like retired guerilla try to use gyroscopes to prove the earth is flat. Its the opposite. Its because the earth spins that a gyroscope works.

He also tries to use planes as an example. Like you should be able to feel them flying downward because of the curvature if it were real. That's silly and in fact planes instruments have to correct for the curvature.


Anyways I'm not going to hash it out again. This is about aliens.

I think we are the aliens. Look how bad we are at living on earth.

 

[Tstat]

Well it's a 100% certainty that the image in that picture is a reflection of some kind. What it might be I have no idea but aliens would be like near the bottom of the list of possibilities.

Well, again a reflection of what? My first thought was search beams from a helicopter or something. My LAST thought was aliens, lol. Keep in mind it is a motion sensitive camera set up to capture wildlife at night.

But whateva... here is what you guys really want:

https://www.vice.com/en_uk/article/43bqxn/a-very-high-percentage-of-young-people-arent-sure-the-world-is-round-vgtrn?utm_source=dmfb

Yep, there ya go.

 

[Wilksey]

Unknown object hovers over U.S. nuclear missile site, scares the shit out of security, disables missiles, and flies away. This is not the only known incident of this type to have occurred in the U.S..

Apparently, the little fuckers have shown a LOT of interest in our nuclear technology, and dropped subtle hints about not using nukes for weapon purposes, as this same kind of shit has been reported to have taken place in the old Soviet Union as well.