Comments by "Manuell" (@manuell3505) on "10 Challenges For Flat Earthers" video.

  1. If anyone is there anyway, I would like to see some pictures of the sky over the edge. There must be stars and planets never seen before. And drop a wireless radio-streaming camera, just to get a video of the fall to hell as far as it gets. ^^
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  2. They don't provide any concrete detail, which is undeniable evidence that they are all aware of they own irrelevance. A flat earther can be defined as a "uneducated lying piece of crap" without any doubt.
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  3. I think it's basically just standard, just like the boiling point of water isn't constant and depends on atmospheric pressure. Yet, 100 degrees Celsius is accepted to be the boiling point at sea level. Gravitational acceleration can slightly vary depending on latitude, and the position of the sun and moon. I have seen videos about cars rolling uphill due to gravity distortion but I don't believe that. It must require precise measurements.
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  4. They could define the distance LA-NYC as a unit but that's a problem...
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  5. Never heard of it. Kind of a math challenge. By measuring the precise weight of an object with a predetermined mass, it must be possible to find out your geographical height. But it gets disturbed by coriolis effect, tidal forces, water current, local gravity variations... What's the fault level if you cross the Atlantic?
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