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A debunk of this silly claim [https://youtu.be/XuxXSvLMVc4?si=yHM5nvnLkWvJRRWl Taboo and LoRa Proves the Flat Earth???] by [https://www.youtube.com/@BobtheScienceGuy Dr. Bob the Science Guy] | |||
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Flerfs like to use LoRa radio propagation as claimed "proof" the earth is flat.
One of their favorites is a transmission of 3 packets from a buoy or boat to a receiver on the La Palma Island. https://www.thethingsnetwork.org/article/new-lora-world-record-1336-km-830-mi
A debunk of this silly claim Taboo and LoRa Proves the Flat Earth??? by Dr. Bob the Science Guy