Tirer le Ryan Oison Uneski wrote:Please draw a diagram of the Earth so I can understand what you believe it looks like.
I will try and do that over time. It's not easy to grasp for those who have never given it any thought, which is understandable, so I'll try and give you a sort of explanation, see if you can picture it.
Think of a dinner plate. One that slopes down slightly. Now imagine putting a fried egg in the middle. This would represent your sun and ice surround, or what we are told is the north pole.
Around that egg white, you put some pieces of toast around it, of various shapes. This will represent your land masses.
The further to the outer edge of the plate , you spray all around with squirty cream. This would be what people think of as Antarctica, or the south pole, except it is the ice rim or the dome foundation.
The inner part of the cream, we can sail to and maybe venture into for so many miles but that would be it, before it got too cold for humans and then too cold for machinery to operate. Any attempt to go futher would be like going into frozen nitrogen.
The reason why the dome builds, is due to the central sun (egg yolk) which is working due to the friction of a super mass of particles, with the centre being super dense, which then releases the various elements into the atmosphere, like hydrogen, helium, etc, which all take their place in the atmospheric sandwich but as they do so, they become under pressure.
Think of it like stacking up sponge balls on top of each other constantly. Eventually the build up would be crushing those balls below and squashing them into more dense smaller balls, which would be exerting their own pressure against what was above them.
It's like you, lifting weights. You put the weight above your head and the weight is wanting to crush you but your own energy is stopping it. You are under agitation because your energy is being used to keep that weight off you.
Back to the sponge balls. The higher up they are in the stack, the less pressure is on them, so they fully expand and become dormant or turn to ice. This would form the dome.
What is known as space, outside of this dome is, (to us) blackness, pitch black, devoid of matter or none existant, which is a hard thing for us to grasp, I understand that.
What it creates, is a perfect mirror as nothing can pass through it, so it's reflected back, which is what the sun does, except not as like a torch would do, as this would be ultra violet light beaming up, which we cannot see, except when it agitates the atmosphere above, which we then see as a sun.
The moon is a reflection of that sun reflection on the other side of the dome and the stars are merely specs of reflected light, plus any so called planets that we see.
This is why everything works in unison, because it's all the end product of one thing, the sun in the centre of earth's slightly concave dinner plate.
The tides are the result of the sun taking out the hydrogen from the ocean around it creating low and high pressure which as it moves up and down and around, creates the tides. It's like the ocean is breathing.
Imagine you pressing down on a bowl of water and releasing, then back down and releasing an so on. You notice that the water rises and falls. It's basically low to high pressure and it's how everything works.
Of course, I understand that physics and equations can be used to tell me that this equals that times this squared and what not and that's fair enough but I don't buy into it in terms of the wider thought about Earth itself.
They may be ok for Earthly, everyday science that can be directly proved, which is fair enough but there's stuff that they simply hang on to as a scientific theory that is sold as fact.
I'm not saying I'm correct in what I'm saying. It's up to the individual to determine if an alternative is viable or not, which is their prerogative and are entitled to whatever theory they stick by.
If people believe the truth has been told and all is well, then great, as it's probably better to not over think, as it does cram your mind. You have to be curious and have the patience to question stuff without it becoming a pain to yourself, which is the key to taking things in your stride.
I have many other theories that go along with the Earth shape I believe in but I'll use those for other topics, if people are interested.
