Do we not have a rocket forum? We find out Saturday if the Earth is flat I guess.

[k0ua]

So what happens when someone from the Northern Hemisphere vacations in Aus/NZ?

Or vice versa?

In my Navy days I've sailed across the equator twice (or 4 times going back & forth) AND I've got the certificates, signed by none other than King Neptune himself, to prove it!

No 'edge' and no 'dragons'... well, there were a couple of, shall we say, encounters with what could be perceived as dragons in the 'light of day'... <shudder> but those happened on shore leave in exotic ports.

Them weren't dragons, Just lounge lizards...

 

[k0ua]

Won't work. The antennas would break off.

Bruce

Now, that is really thinking!:thumbsup:

 

[k0ua]

Turtle is standing on a snake.

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Bruce

fine... so what is the serpent coiled up on?

 

[MossRoad]

Atlas, in modern depictions, is usually shown holding a spherical Earth, so his myth doesn't apply.

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But the ancient Greeks had Atlas standing on Earth, holding up the sky or heavens.

Bruce

No. It's more like this...

 

[bcp]

fine... so what is the serpent coiled up on?

An endless ocean.



Bruce

 

[k0ua]

An endless ocean.

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Bruce

AAH, the endless ocean... Well that solves it... Makes about as much sense as the flat earth.

 

[Redneck in training]

Won't work. The antennas would break off.

Bruce

Don't we have a bunch of scientists to figure unbreakable antenas.

 

[prichard]

We should all build a rocket and show this guy up. Meet at James' place Saturday.

 

[airbiscuit]

I heard that Kubota loaders have enough vertical lift that if we put him in the bucket, he would be able to see the edge of the earth.

 

[k0ua]

I heard that Kubota loaders have enough vertical lift that if we put him in the bucket, he would be able to see the edge of the earth.

If need be, I have a 20 foot ladder we can put in the bucket to help out..