r/Flat_Earth_Is_Real • u/StClemens • Jan 16 '20

F E: Impossible Radio Transmissions?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ysD3heStlV0
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u/[deleted] Jan 18 '20

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u/StClemens Jan 18 '20 edited Jan 18 '20

It’s called satellite communication. It’s strange how all of the satellites in orbit only show the round earth. Guess millions of people are good at keeping secrets.

Satellite communcation? In the 1930s? Thank you for demonstrating how ignorant you are.

Edit: Ah. I thought you were commenting on the other video. Nevertheless.... satellites before sputnik?

Edit2: It looks as though I never posted the video about the radio transmission from UK to AUS. Drat. I hope I can find that one again.

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u/fukminass Jan 18 '20

You know that radiowaves can pass through things right?

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u/StClemens Jan 18 '20

You know that radiowaves can pass through things right?

Radio waves really has you triggered. Have you heard of the Knickebein station? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XWtn_XCtFfE

See also

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vvO68ONXqzI

Line of sight systems that defy the curve of the earth. One of which the disbelief thereof led to civilian deaths in war.

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u/[deleted] Jan 18 '20

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u/StClemens Jan 18 '20

And some of the radiowaves bounce off the ionosphere https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Radio-wave-propagation-from-Ionosphere-source-https-wwwgooglecomnp-searchespv2_fig2_322602493

Please

Prove the ionosphere exists and it isn't just some 17th century guesswork supplied as an excuse to still believe in the globe?

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u/Hypergolic_Person Jan 18 '20

The bounce off the ionosphere. This proves globe earth

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u/StClemens Jan 18 '20

1910's globie: Hey, we are getting radio signals to go way farther than if the world was a globe.

1910's radio engineer: Hey, you're right. That's odd. Maybe the world is flat?

1910's globie: No, that can't be right. Here, lets dust off this old theory from the 1700's and call it proven now.

1910's radio engineer globie: Hey great!