Hap Rho

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Hap Rho

Hap Rho

@haprho

Astrophysicist

Katılım Mayıs 2007
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Hap Rho@haprho·
. TRIVIAL CHALLENGE ANSWERED: Bradley measured Earth's orbital velocity around the Sun Looking for parallax in 1725-9, he instead discovered stellar aberration (SA) and directly measured ~30km/s. His achievement has stood for 300 years as one of mankind's greatest scientific achievements. The evidence supporting stellar aberration and its explanation via Earth's ~30 km/s orbital speed is extensive, definitive, universally accepted in science, and has remained unchallenged for 300 years. No alternative explanation accounts for the observed periodic displacement across all stars. cc: @AntiDisinfo86 @ken_caudle @space_audits
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Hap Rho@haprho·
No empirical observation, established scientific theorem, or valid logical argument has ever successfully refuted the proposition that Earth is a rotating oblate spheroid orbiting the Sun.
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The School of Elijah
The School of Elijah@GroveStudios7·
27 percent of the universe that is needed to support the globe theory is of unknown origin and unknown physics. There is less holes in Swiss cheese. That makes the theory of the universe a lot of speculation around a lot of unknowns. Keep on dreaming though. I know you love the fantasy so much.
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Alex Boge
Alex Boge@alexboge·
THE SUN NEVER SETS ON A FLAT EARTH It has been said before and it remains true: Flat Earthers refuse to face the math of the model they designed themselves. A small local sun, 3,000 miles above the disc, circling over the tropics. So let's face it for them. Example: Cancun, Mexico. Time: solar noon tomorrow, July 16, 2026, when the sun passes directly overhead. Run their own numbers forward twelve hours and here is what their model predicts: 1. The Sun never sets. At its most distant point, around local midnight, it remains approximately 17.5° above the northern horizon. This holds everywhere on the disc, for every observer, with no exceptions. 2. The Sun's visible disc shrinks to about 30% of its noon diameter every evening, then grows back to full size every morning. 3. Midnight remains brighter than heavily overcast daylight. The Sun still delivers roughly 9% of its noon intensity before atmospheric extinction and approximately 4-7% afterward - several thousand lux. The sky never becomes astronomically dark, and ordinary stars should remain washed out. 4. Sunset is geometrically impossible for every observer on the disc. A Sun that remains 3,000 miles above a flat plane cannot physically pass below that plane's horizon. The predicted midnight illumination is tens of thousands of times brighter than a full Moon. Cancun should have no genuine night at all. Yet, in reality, the Sun sets below the horizon at essentially its full apparent size, twilight fades, and the stars appear. Every one of these predictions fails against trivially available observation. Not at the edge of measurement precision. Not by some tiny discrepancy requiring specialized equipment. They fail dramatically, by factors visible to anyone with eyes and an unobstructed horizon. And no, "perspective" cannot rescue any of this. Neither can "atmospheric distortion" or "we just can't see that far." Perspective is angular size shrinking with distance. It IS the calculation. It's in there. Atmospheric losses are in the math. They're in there. The "spotlight sun" and "bendy light" fare no better: ad hoc inventions with no mechanism, no measurement, and no purpose except escaping this exact math. Every favorite escape hatch is already factored in or invented after the fact, and none of them can save Flerfs from a failure they engineered themselves. The complete math is in Part 2. Check every number yourself.
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Hap Rho@haprho·
@xyphophor If you consider the actual scale (attached), it is easier to understand both top & "bottom can see both simultaneously". It happens at dawn also.
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Xyphophorus
Xyphophorus@xyphophor·
@haprho Yes, but at scale I don't think the person at the bottom can see both simultaneously I have never seen a video showing both the sun and the moon being eclipse in that direction It's always during twilight The top I have seen videos of that
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Hap Rho@haprho·
Every lunar eclipse has a selenelion phase somewhere on Earth. The reason they seem rare is you must be near the terminator to see the selenelion phase. Whether they are "upside" down or not depends solely on whether your viewing from the morning or evening part or the terminator. Diagram¹ ht: @Roohyfnol ——— ¹ not to scale
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Hap Rho@haprho·
Oh you sillies are so far behind in flat earth theology. Selenelion eclipses ONLY work on a globe. There's nothing impossible about an upside down selenelion eclipse. You just need to understand the scale of the Earth-moon system (att#1) and the geometry of where the moon is (I, II, or III) in Earth's umbral shadow (att#2). Don't forget, the luminaries and leaders of flat earth (@did8hurtu @ken_caudle) recently attributed lunar eclipses to snakes eating the moon (att#3&4).
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The Twilight Dome
The Twilight Dome@TheTwilightDome·
Things are not always as they might seem.
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Hap Rho@haprho·
@GroveStudios7 @gomiam @FlerfWatch What a bullshit video. The Sun is "way up there". The object that "set" in the video started right next to the surface and was viewed through a Fresnel lens.
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Flerf Watch
Flerf Watch@FlerfWatch·
Sun dipping behind the horizon destroys the "local sun on Flat Earth" idea. A close sun would just shrink & fade like a spotlight moving away. Instead, we watch the bottom vanish first while the top stays visible - exactly what curvature does.
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The School of Elijah
The School of Elijah@GroveStudios7·
I was never trying to prove anything. I simply making the point that you can't say 'Sun dipping behind the horizon destroys the "local sun on Flat Earth" idea.' without addressing the possibility of the sun being refracted. You have refuted the idea of the sun being refracted by providing a video of sugar water, and saying the atmosphere is not a concave pane of glass. I'm not hiding behind 'true believers', I'm just pointing out there are true believers who will take more convincing than 'you are wrong' to ever change their minds.
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Hap Rho
Hap Rho@haprho·
"There are more holes in the globe narrative than Swiss cheese" No observation in the history of humanity has ever been at odds with Earth being a planet orbiting a star. That's one reason you use so many words but never come up with any facts, evidence, or observations that refute a single aspect of solar system dynamics — it's a perfect, error-free description of what we see.
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The School of Elijah
The School of Elijah@GroveStudios7·
For me, I understand the principle that you don't need to have a replacement model, in order for something to be falsified. There are more holes in the globe narrative than Swiss cheese. When you think 100 percent of all funded science in the last 100 years has been studying the world under the assumption that it is a globe, and zero percent of funded science has gone to investigating other possibilities that is a pretty strong bias and and answer to the question of why there is a lack of any published alternative views. There is plenty of evidence I have considered as to why I think the earth is actually stationary. I just know that having a conversation with you about it is pointless, because you don't have an open mind. You believe there is something we can see with our naked eye that is 202 million miles in circumference. I find that totally outrageous and laugh about it every day. We have very different world views and I find it fascinating the way you obsess over someone seeing the world differently to you.
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The School of Elijah
The School of Elijah@GroveStudios7·
I've never met a flat earther who thought the earth was a disk. Shows how poorly you are arguing against something you know nothing about. You didn't answer my question. Why are you obsessed about how people view the world? There a women who call themselves men, and men who call themselves women. There are people who think it's ok to be a PDF file. Yet the crusade you choose to go on is about the ground that looks perfectly flat and stationary is actually a spinning ball flying through an endless vacuum.
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Paul Maley
Paul Maley@paul4jennii·
🚨PHYSICS NEWS🚨: Physicists Tried to Chop a Photon in Half — and Got an Infinite Swarm Instead 🧨 According to a theoretical study published in *Physical Review Letters* on July 15, 2026 by researchers at the University of Oslo, if you try to “cut” a photon by removing a mirror at the exact moment it is reflecting, the result is not two smaller photons. Instead, you create a complex quantum state that is a superposition containing any number of photons from zero all the way to infinity. The state looks ordinary (single photon on one side, vacuum on the other) when measured locally, but globally it is a bizarre mixture that defies classical intuition. This development offers the broader scientific community a striking demonstration of how quantum fields behave when boundaries change suddenly. It raises deep questions about what “a photon” really is and how quantum states respond to abrupt modifications in their environment. **Uniphics provides a clear, first-principles explanation without invoking mysterious quantum weirdness.** In Uniphics, what we call a photon is simply a propagating spin wave in the ξM-field. These waves are patterns of organized spin quanta whose speed and behavior are governed by local energy density and the resulting time flow (via the Maley transform). When the mirror is removed mid-reflection, the boundary condition changes suddenly. This alters the local energy-density landscape and forces a rapid phase resolution across the spin wave. The original coherent spin-wave mode does not “split” into two photons — instead, the interference and energy redistribution create a superposition of many correlated spin-wave modes. The result is a state that contains contributions from zero photons, one photon, two photons, and in principle infinitely many, all while preserving overall coherence through negentropy-driven organization. The apparent “weirdness” disappears once we recognize that the ξM-field supports collective spin-wave excitations whose number is not fixed in the classical sense. The same energy-density and spin-correlation rules that produce ordinary light propagation, refraction in glass, gravitational time delay, and magnon behavior also produce this multi-photon superposition when a boundary is changed. No new postulates are required; it is the natural outcome of how spin waves respond to sudden shifts in their supporting field. Uniphics therefore predicts that similar multi-mode states should appear whenever spin waves encounter rapid changes in energy-density boundaries, whether in optics, magnonics, or other wave systems. This offers a practical guide for designing experiments that control or exploit such states. Could techniques like this “photon truncation” ultimately be used to test and harness multi-mode spin-wave superpositions predicted by Uniphics — and could they accelerate the development of new quantum technologies based on controlled spin-wave interference rather than abstract wavefunction collapse? **A Theory of Everything should be able to answer everything.** Uniphics Explained Simply PDF: uniphics.com/wp-content/upl… Chapters 1–10 free: uniphics.com/gallery/ Grokipedia: grokipedia.com/page/Uniphics #Uniphics #TheoryOfEverything #Photon #QuantumStates #SpinWaves @grok @xAI
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Black Hole
Black Hole@konstructivizm·
First Image of Earth From the Moon vs latest image of Earth from the Moon
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Yahweh@yahweh83enigma·
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The Scientific Lens
The Scientific Lens@LensScientific·
"Only a few know, how much one must know to know how little one knows." - Werner Heisenberg
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Hap Rho@haprho·
If two neighbors (say, 5mi apart) take single, simultaneous line-of-sight measurements to the ISS, they can prove it's at an altitude of 250 miles. If they take a second measurement a few minutes later, they'll prove it's moving 17,100mph. More measurements will prove it's orbiting around a point 3960mi beneath you feet. This is just elementary 6th grade geometry. You're the flerf I schooled in simple geometry before, right twi?
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Hap Rho
Hap Rho@haprho·
Reality: Plumb lines proves water curves Pendulums prove Earth spins Aberration probes Earth orbits There's never been a single observation in all humanity's history that doesn't match Earth being a planet orbiting a star. That's why you never have any facts, data, observations, or logic to discuss. All you've got is "nuh-uh"s, invective, memes, and stomping your feet like toddlers.
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Sphere Not!
Sphere Not!@AdonaiOnGaia·
Luminaries shining through the firmament and water above. Biblical cosmology is the truth.
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Hap Rho@haprho·
@TheTwilightDome If you scale correctly, "spheres cast curved shadows on other spheres". That's just a dumb demo
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The Twilight Dome
The Twilight Dome@TheTwilightDome·
Spheres do NOT cast curved shadows on other spheres.
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