There are many “maps” like this, purportedly showing land that is not on our maps. One of the earliest I have seen was published in a newspaper around the turn of the 20th century. It was supposedly from a monastery in japan (as I recall), attributed to the brother of a reasonably well known physician at the time.
As for the true origin of this particular one, your guess is as good as mine.
I'm certainly not a flat earther,
Good. Neither am I, however I do study them and have found the subject extremely rewarding.
but I do have to wonder if there any substance to this?
Let’s say there was... hypothetically. What would/should/could you (or I, or us!) do about it? How could we validate/verify such a purported “map”?
Please provide where you got info from so i have something to study.
If you have any interest in the subject i highly recommend having a discussion about the subject first before you rush off “studying” willy nilly. I can basically assure you that you will benefit from the discussion as long as you’re earnest.
Please (and this goes for anyone else who has an interest in the subject - for, against, neutral) join us on the community I created specifically for its further study! Click my username and find the link, or let me know and I will pm it to you!
It has a small amount of content, that’s true... But it will have more if you join us for a discussion about this topic!
I've read it all before
Wow! I’m impressed.
However, it is a community for discussion, questions, and exchange. It isn’t meant for just “browsing” or “reading”/“consuming” - it’s meant to engage with!
It’s also to discuss, share, and refine our research approaches. You asked for “something to study”, and such things are well worth discussing further!
You can start with eric dubay 200 proofs
There's mark sargent on youtube. Interviews with mil and air flight people under "subject matter experts".
Also.
Compare what you see and feel with the official version here:
https://dizzib.github.io/earth/curve-calc/?d0=30&h0=10&unit=imperial
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There are many “maps” like this, purportedly showing land that is not on our maps. One of the earliest I have seen was published in a newspaper around the turn of the 20th century. It was supposedly from a monastery in japan (as I recall), attributed to the brother of a reasonably well known physician at the time.
As for the true origin of this particular one, your guess is as good as mine.
Good. Neither am I, however I do study them and have found the subject extremely rewarding.
Let’s say there was... hypothetically. What would/should/could you (or I, or us!) do about it? How could we validate/verify such a purported “map”?
If you have any interest in the subject i highly recommend having a discussion about the subject first before you rush off “studying” willy nilly. I can basically assure you that you will benefit from the discussion as long as you’re earnest.
Please (and this goes for anyone else who has an interest in the subject - for, against, neutral) join us on the community I created specifically for its further study! Click my username and find the link, or let me know and I will pm it to you!
There's like nothing there, dude. I've read it all before.
It has a small amount of content, that’s true... But it will have more if you join us for a discussion about this topic!
Wow! I’m impressed.
However, it is a community for discussion, questions, and exchange. It isn’t meant for just “browsing” or “reading”/“consuming” - it’s meant to engage with!
It’s also to discuss, share, and refine our research approaches. You asked for “something to study”, and such things are well worth discussing further!