Dr. Zack

Yes sure, here is a link to a PDF with all the DATA, but this is something you may wanna see with your eyes to understand it better. https://pdf.ac/6FFHm Very bad start. I thought this was a science forum. It doesn't look like it.

Earth is said to be a sphere with a circumference of 25,000 miles, or 40,000 km, therefore it has to have a curvature of about 8 inches per mile squared. Can we observe or verify this? We are taught about the ancient observations like a sailing boat going over the horizon and the measurements of Eratosthenes. They are all falsified by our current observations and better understanding of the optical effects of the atmosphere. But how can we really measure the curvature of Earth in the 21st century? FECORE has established the Terrestrial Laser Targeting method, or “TLT method” for short, to measure the geopotential surface of the Earth. Geopotential means the shape that the ocean surface takes under the influence of gravity. With the TLT method, you can accurately verify or falsify the curved surface defined by the WGS84 geoid model on large bodies of water. This is what FECORE did to measure the curvature of the Earth. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YsSanuUNygI Please, watch the entire video and let's discuss it here.

Hi Michel, I can make a quick video in AutoCAD showing you how to calculate the curvature. But I highly recommend watching the Laser Test carefully, There is scene where the curvature's calculations were explained. Take a look at them if they don't match your calculations, I can make a video about that and show you how correct they are. Thanks