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Wait a bit longer, and you might have something in near value to these. http://www.bonhams.com/auctions/20078/lot/2081/ That auction went for +/-$500,000. But, I have a high resolution copy you can have for free. MONTE, URBANO. 1544-1613. [Manuscript Wall Map of the World.] Milan: 1587 (with...

Fun Fact: Webster's Dictionary took the fun out of Phonetics Before then, it was perfectly acceptable to spell "nail", as, "nayl". "Floor" was acceptable as "flo". Fun Fact 2: Phonetics comes from Phonecia, which had no vowels, only transitions between letters.

Oblate Spheroid,:hug:o_O.........:wall:

The word dome was expanded beyond it's originally meaning, long ago. It is one of our oldest words. With the understanding of the way the eye works, we came to realize the dome was indeed flat (Zenith). Therefore, dome began to be more akin to circular cover. Hence, the origin of Drums is Dom Dom.

Do you know why they call it an oblate sphereoid?

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In less then one week from now on July 30th, look to the sunrise and there you will see a waxing crescent moonrise out in front of the sun. You'll be on Earth, so what shadow?....

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Good estimate. Probably closer to 2/10. The ones poking out in the center. I've done alot of tree work and those are an easy 100ft tall.

Those 100 foot trees must be bent over too, huh?

I was just on top of that mountain a couple weeks ago. Thought someone might appreciate a pic. :)

Looking out my back door.

You misunderstood. Ship captains have reported seeing the spire from 150 miles out at sea.

More like, better to go off on a tangent then to face the facts. Can anyone say, Strawman argument.

That is a completely different set of circumstances.

You would likely need to be in a crow's nest with a looking glass or telescope.