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You called Dave weiss gay. Called Shane retarded and a liar. You used a ton of ALL CAPS indicating yelling aka emotional response...

Like I said I'm not as up to date as I used to be but I've seen Dave weiss videos and they were pretty good and just presented material in what to me seemed a scientific method way as much as possible.

But until we get rockets etc to go up and see not much can be proven and we all know not to trust nasa. At least I think we do

Replying to yourself?

spaz posting ba'al Earthers are hilarious.

See what the fuck i am talking about? I have been very specific and you wont even acknowledge that i have brought it up. You are definitely more than one account in this thread and your only response is the same, just changed very very slightly. You are clearly a malicious user here. Its more than obvious to anyone paying even slight attention.

I empathize with your inability to understand that words have meanings and that sometimes cultures may latch on to a word and use it differently but that doesn’t negate the fact that words have actual meanings, definitions and usages apart from the aforementioned “culture”

Nigger, the GPS model matches the actual task world so closely that you can get 3" of accuracy with equipment that costs under $1000. Used by thousands of people in every country every day with ZERO anomaly.

Versus your model, where you can't we can provide a scale for distance.

Why do you hate science?

All it proves is that what we live on is spinning and that's all.

He did not.

They never do.

So then according to you this statement of function is false below? In a ring laser gyroscope, two laser beams propagate in opposite directions around a ring. Since the ring laser gyroscope is rotating with the Earth, the effective path length of the beam that is corotating with the Earth is slightly longer than the path that is counterrotating with it. Because the effective path lengths of the two beams differ, their frequencies differ, so they interfere with each other to produce a beat pattern (Stedman, 1997). The beat frequency δf(t), which can be measured and is known as the Sagnac frequency, is proportional to the instantaneous angular velocity ω(t) of the Earth:

Again, the device measures rotation and speed. This device proves the earth is spinning. "Ring Laser
A ring laser refers to a type of gyroscope that uses two laser beams propagating in opposite directions around a ring to determine the Earth's rotation. The beams interfere with each other, producing a beat pattern that can be measured to calculate the Earth's angular velocity."

3.09.3.4 Ring Laser Gyroscope
Ring laser gyroscopes are a promising emerging technology for determining the Earth's rotation. In a ring laser gyroscope, two laser beams propagate in opposite directions around a ring. Since the ring laser gyroscope is rotating with the Earth, the effective path length of the beam that is corotating with the Earth is slightly longer than the path that is counterrotating with it. Because the effective path lengths of the two beams differ, their frequencies differ, so they interfere with each other to produce a beat pattern (Stedman, 1997). The beat frequency δf(t), which can be measured and is known as the Sagnac frequency, is proportional to the instantaneous angular velocity ω(t) of the Earth:

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δf
𝑡
=
4
𝐴
λP
𝑛
⋅
𝜔
𝑡
where A is the area of the ring, P is the optical path length, λ is the wavelength of the laser beam in the absence of rotation, and n is the unit vector normal to the plane of the ring. By making the instrument rigid and the laser stable so that A, P, and λ are constants, the component of the Earth's instantaneous rotation vector that is parallel to the normal of the plane of the ring can be determined from measurements of the Sagnac frequency. All three components of the Earth rotation vector are determinable from three mutually orthogonal colocated ring laser gyroscopes or from a globally distributed network of gyroscopes.

Ring laser gyroscopes measure the absolute rotation of the Earth in the sense that, in principle, just a single measurement of the Sagnac frequency is required to determine n ⋅ ω. All of the other techniques discussed in the preceding text are relative sensors because they infer the Earth's rotation from the change in the orientation of the Earth that takes place between at least two measurements that are separated in time. Thus, ring laser gyroscopes are fundamentally different from the space-geodetic techniques that are currently used to regularly monitor the Earth's rotation. Measurements taken by ring laser gyroscopes can therefore be expected to contribute to our understanding of the Earth's changing rotation, on subdaily to daily timescales (Mendes Cerveira et al., 2009; Nilsson et al., 2012; Schreiber et al., 2004, 2009) and on longer timescales (Schreiber et al., 2011)

If you ask me one more time how this "proves" anything I will have to put you in the category of imbecile.