it_is_the_light wrote on Apr 3
rd, 2018 at 6:27am:
research yes , electro magnetism ..
you are becoming smarter ,
But you aren't. So many contradictions in your claims, so many mistakes...
Firstly, you're still pushing the idea that the sun and the moon float about 3000 miles above the earth shining light down, all contained within the dome around the flat earth, but that still is contradictory to real world observations of light traveling in an upwards direction after the sun sets below the horizon, illuminating the tops of tall objects such as clouds and very tall buildings while the earth's shadow is cast on the bottom of the same object.
If the sun and moon are at a uniform distance above the earth just whizzing around (within the dome of course), this is impossible as light can't bend to that degree without the air of a massive gravitational pull, which you don't believe in anyway.
The real world observations mean, unless the sun and the moon can phase through the surface of the earth or this magical dome around the flat earth, your hypothisis is impossible and therefore debunked.
Problem #2, you claim that,
Quote:Earth's magnetism proves Foundations Of Heaven and square flat earth
The earth has magnetic fields ..but what creates them?
Scientists claim its the 6200°C hot molten iron core ..but from technical point of view a magnet loses its magnetic qualities when it's temperature exceeds the curie point.The curie point of iron is 770°C--that disproves the official theory in all sense...earth's inner core could not generate magnetism..
Again, if you bothered to fact check you would discover that the earth's magnetic field is not generated by ferromagneticism which is where the curie point comes into play.
The magnetic field of the earth is caused by a macroscopic electric current, analogous to the magnetic field generated by a hollow solenoid. There is a bistable electric current at the equator of the earth and in the molten core that causes the magnetic field of the earth.
The electric current at the equatorial core is "self-generated", which is probably why it is bistable. The electrical current reverses direction every few hundred thousand years, just like the Sun (although on a much longer time scale).
So the magnetic dipole reverses every few thousand years as determined by examining rock formations.
A ferromagnetic core could not possibly reverse direction every few hundred thousand years. So physicists can say with no equivocation that the core of the earth IS NOT ferromagnetic. So it doesn’t matter that the iron is above the Curie point.
So other than this being yet another diversion away from you answering the questions put to you, the information you've provided, that you're claiming are "facts" has been proven to be wrong, again.
Where to from here? Are you going to double down and insist that you're not wrong, or are you going to be gracious enough to accept that you've made a mistake in the material that you've not read or watched but just reposed?