Time to lighten up - Laughter is good medicine Part II
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Wind Gypsy
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Troubles Trees
5 year old buck +
Maybe he is old school and still believes in drinking blood from the skull's if your dead enemies, the videographer simply missed the epic battle that just happened
Seriously though, that's crazy!
hillrunner
5 year old buck +
SD51555
5 year old buck +
Flat earth society is a fake entity to discredit the researchers. Nobody in the movement takes them seriously.
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Jerry-B-WI
5 year old buck +
SD51555
5 year old buck +
Too much atmospheric clutter (Canadian smog, geoengineering particulate like silver iodide, aluminum sulfate, strontium, etc) for line of sight to carry that far
In the Dakotas, there is an AM radio station (KFYR 550AM) that broadcasts out of Bismarck that can be picked up hundreds of miles away, even as far as nebraska. If the world were a ball, the transmitter would need to be over 2 miles in the air to be able to clear the crest of the surface of the globe to transmit that far. The only way that radio transmits that far is because it's flat.
en.wikipedia.org
In the Dakotas, there is an AM radio station (KFYR 550AM) that broadcasts out of Bismarck that can be picked up hundreds of miles away, even as far as nebraska. If the world were a ball, the transmitter would need to be over 2 miles in the air to be able to clear the crest of the surface of the globe to transmit that far. The only way that radio transmits that far is because it's flat.
KFYR (AM) - Wikipedia
Too much atmospheric clutter (Canadian smog, geoengineering particulate like silver iodide, aluminum sulfate, strontium, etc) for line of sight to carry that far
In the Dakotas, there is an AM radio station (KFYR 550AM) that broadcasts out of Bismarck that can be picked up hundreds of miles away, even as far as nebraska. If the world were a ball, the transmitter would need to be over 2 miles in the air to be able to clear the crest of the surface of the globe to transmit that far. The only way that radio transmits that far is because it's flat.
KFYR (AM) - Wikipedia
Read this - https://www.arrl.org/files/file/Technology/pdf/119962.pdf
Catscratch
5 year old buck +
Lol Kooch! AM radio bouncing off the ionosphere is 8th grade level science. SD played ya like a fiddle! Grin!Oh damn. Sucked in again.
I'm out -- starting now.
