Pensacola Observation 2026-03-01: Difference between revisions

Latest revision as of 22:13, 28 August 2026

Globe hypothesis: over water due to the curving surface of the water distant objects must get obstructed bottom up with increasing distance.
Flat hypothesis: over water there is nothing in the way between the observer and a distant object. Other than the waves immediately next to an object there is nothing that can cause a distant object to be obstructed bottom up.

Location of the observation: 30.317874, -87.275841
Location of buoy: 30.06, -87.548333

Date: 2026-03-01 Time: 5:30pm - 5:50 pm

Refraction data for the date: specifically 2026 03 01 22 30 through 2026 03 01 22 50
https://www.ndbc.noaa.gov/data/realtime2/42012.txt

The columns for water temp and air temp all read 17.6 (air) and 18.1(water) for the observation time.

Full photos directly from camera: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/70e5niks1wvhanpn6l1ac/DSCN0905.NRW?rlkey=ko4ma3e933qc03ke3uibcylpp&dl=0

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-Globe hypothesis: over water due to the curving surface of the water distant objects must get obstructed bottom up with increasing distance.
+'''Globe hypothesis''': over water due to the curving surface of the water distant objects must get obstructed bottom up with increasing distance.<br>
-Flat hypothesis: over water there is nothing in the way between the observer and a distant object.  Other than the waves immediately next to an object there is nothin that can cause a distant object to be obstructed bottom up.
+'''Flat hypothesis''': over water there is nothing in the way between the observer and a distant object.  Other than the waves immediately next to an object there is nothing that can cause a distant object to be obstructed bottom up.
 Location of the observation: 30.317874, -87.275841<br>
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 [[File:Ship_obstructed_Pensacola_Beach_2026-03-01.jpeg|500px]]
+[[Category:Globe evidence]]