/sci/ - Science & Math

>>9708917
Triangulation of GPS wouldn't work if we were in a curved 4D space.

>>9708932
Yes it would. We're still operating in 3D on this plane.

>>9708939
But if we were in a tightly curved 4D space, it would influence our geometry.

>>9708917
>The sun oscillates up and down in a sine curve and the moon is the cosine
Bu a sine is just a cosine with a phase shift. You're not saying the moon is just shifted behind the sun? Because that's completely wrong. Their passage through the sky have different periods. Also your theory is too complicated and not justified by evidence.

>>9708917
>The sun oscillates up and down in a sine curve and the moon is the cosine.
With what frequencies?
Can't be the same or we couldn't have full moons, new moons, or eclipses of either sort.

If you identify the side edges of the screen as being identical (as it a videogame) you get a cylinder. If you also identify top & bottom you get either a torus or a Klein bottle. There's no way to get a sphere because you can't get rid of the "corners". I'm not disparaging music, but you should learn a little more topology before theorizing or posting.

>other planes resonating at specific frequencies and what happens when they form a chord
You've been reading about Kepler, haven't you?

>>9708989
>you get either a torus
Now you're thinking.

>>9709004
Also the moon and sun orbit each other as they oscillate. Think one of those spirograph toys we had as kids.

>>9708917
You have to go from the circle to the helicial covering space, pic related
>step on snake's head
>make helix

>>9708917
Yes it's flat, but it's an infinite plane, the horizon line always remains at eye level no matter how high you go.

>>9708917
light doesn't orbit the earth therefore the surface of the earth is more curved than the time space continuum

>>9709040
>but it's an infinite plane
I said that. It wraps around when you reach the "end"

>>9709059
There is no end.

>>9708917
There are snakes that actually do that? Holy shit how stupid do you have to be?
>inb4 it's a shoop and I'm the stupid one

>>9710218
>There are snakes that actually do that?

>>9708917
The earth isn't flat! It's round like a pancake

>>9708917
you're just discovering planetary motion moves in an ellipse and that can be mathed with trig functions you haven't got the key or the secret anon. venus and earth are roughly in a 3:4 orbit or some shit, but celestial (stars and galaxies and shit) body movement is more complex and newton couldn't accurately measure it. Didn't figure out how to describe it accurately until relativity, where einstein figured out how spacetime translates with different reference frames. learn 2 tensors you're just postulating about dimensions from your imagination with what looks like no knowledge that there is an entire field about shit like that because there are probably like an infinite amount of 'spaces'. differential geometry, topology, order group and set theory...you can have all the fun you want learning about dimensions and space or whatever the fuck. You're probably not thinking anything new, just ignorant on what people have already done, just like any other flat earther. Good intentions, just misinformed and stubborn. You should learn so you can channel your energy productively.
>>9709004
the sooner you get off flat earth nonsense the better, it's just basic geometry play these people are doing, really just the tip of the iceberg and these poor fuckers think they're getting to the bottom of it. Got a long ways to go pal.

>>9710459
>putting faith in Einstein
History and Science are one in the same
It's not just history that goes to the victors.

>>9708917
yh and a dying god's heart made a big volcano

The world is flat enough.
t. engineer

>the Earth is Flat
Get out of /sci/

>>9710964
clearly not a bridge engineer

>>9708917
Um actually, it's Newton's laws and perspective.

>>9708917
It's called a torus retard