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== Observations ==
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| [[Observations/Antarctic Expeditions|Antarctic Expeditions]] || Historic Antarctic Expeditions
| [[Observation/Distance|Distance]] || We can see too far, where's the curve?▼
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| [[Observations/Coulomb's Law|Coulomb's Law]] || Coulomb's Law - force between two electrically charged particles at rest
| [[Observation/Gas Pressure container|Gas Pressure requires a container]] || Gas Pressure requires a container▼
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| [[Observations/Flat and Nonrotating|Flat and Nonrotating]] || Is Earth Flat and Nonrotating? Let's check some official aeronautic research papers
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| [[Observations/Globe Falsification|Globe Falsification]] || If we can't prove Flat Earth, can we Falsify the Globe?
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| [[Observations/Mirage|Mirage]] || Inferior mirage, Superior mirage, and Fata Morgana
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| [[Observations/Interferometry|Interferometry]] || Interferometry (Michelson-Morley experiments)
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| [[Observations/Radio wave propagation|Radio wave propagation]] || Radio wave propagation
| [[Observation/SunRays|Sun Rays]] || Crepuscular / Anti-Crepuscular rays.▼
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| [[Observations/Specular reflection|Specular reflection]] || Specular reflection
| [[Observation/Flat|It's Flat]] || The horizon always appears perfectly flat.▼
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| [[Observation/Horizon Rises|Horizon always rises]] || The horizon always rises to the eye level of the observer as altitude is gained.▼
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| [[Observation/Water|Water maintains Level]] || The natural physics of water is to find and maintain its level, Rivers run down to sea-level finding the easiest course, North, South, East, or West▼
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| [[Observation/Surveyors engineers and architects|Surveyors, engineers and architects]] || Surveyors, engineers and architects are never required to factor the supposed curvature▼
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| [[Observations/Airplanes|Airplanes]] || Airplanes flying level would need to dip
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| [[Observations/Airy’s Failure|Airy’s Failure]] || Airy’s Failure (or Airy’s Success)
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| [[Observations/Olber’s Paradox|Olber’s Paradox]] || Olber’s Paradox
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| [[Observations/Sagnac experiments|Sagnac experiments]] || Sagnac experiments
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| [[Observations/Tycho Brahe|Tycho Brahe]] || Tycho Brahe
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| [[Observations/Ship Navigation|Ship Navigation]] || Ship Navigation
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| [[Observations/Southern Flight Routes|Southern Flight Routes]] || Southern Flight Routes
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| [[Observations/Atmos|Atmos]] || Climate, Weather & Temperatures / Atmos
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| [[Observations/Midnight Sun|Midnight Sun]] || Midnight Sun
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| [[Observations/Curvature|Earth’s Curvature]] || Earth’s Curvature seems to allude us so much
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| [[Observations/Circumnavigation|Circumnavigation]] || Circumnavigation East to West: Check. North to South: Fail
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| [[Observations/Double Slit|Double Slit Experiment]] || The Double Slit Experiment is the beginning of our new scientific understanding.
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