halleyscomet
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Nope. That's a predictive model that actually fits observed reality.

But it is the model that you're up against.
If you think this is a Viable Scientific Hypothesis then you have more "Pressing Issues" than the shape of the Earth.
"Formalized hypotheses contain two variables. One is "INDEPENDENT" and the other is "DEPENDENT". The independent variable is the one you, the "scientist" control and the dependent variable is the one that you observe and/or measure the results.
Notice there are two parts to a formalized hypothesis: the “IF” portion contains the testable proposed relationship and the “THEN” portion is the prediction of expected results from an experiment. An acceptable hypothesis contains BOTH aspects, not just the prediction portion."
http://www.csub.edu/~ddodenhoff/Bio100/Bio100sp04/formattingahypothesis.htm
"The scientist applies his/her present knowledge to PREDICT the effect of the INDEPENDENT VARIABLE on the DEPENDENT VARIABLE.
The PREDICTION is a statement of the expected results of the experiment based on the HYPOTHESIS. The prediction is often an "if/then statement ."
https://www2.lv.psu.edu/jxm57/irp/pred.htm
Mount Everest, the flat earthers great white whale.
Changing atmospheric pressure! An horizon hundreds of miles away. Can’t see Dubai from there! Gravity is weaker at the top of Everest!
Regards
1. So the Law of Universal Gravitation is a Theory, eh?![]()
2. "...Einstein created his GENERAL THEORY OF RELATIVITY
3. And Scientific Theories don't "DESCRIBE" they "EXPLAIN", Big Difference.
Nope, technically not "A" force
Ever read the actual theory?

You'll note, then, that the figure you have for range is an absolute one as stated by the manufacturer. What's your reason for assuming that this represents the maximum extrinsic limit on range
Here's your problem. The pressure at the top of Mount Everest...
I've already explained this 5-6 times and illustrated it with the M-203.
On a Flat earth, that LOS would not be a limitation unless something like a mountain got in the way.
Begging The Question and Red Herring Fallacy...
Where'd you get Atmospheric Pressure (Gas Pressure) without a Container to begin with...?
For the 128,675th TIME:
Begging The Question and Red Herring Fallacy...
Where'd you get Atmospheric Pressure (Gas Pressure) without a Container to begin with...?
regards
Well, let's see how it compares to what you've decided is the only definition of a hypothesis you're prepared to admit to.
First of all, what are our two variables?
Well, we can take one of them to be the angular component (α,β) of a vector from the centre of the Earth to the point on which we stand.
Since I, the scientist, am able to decide where I stand, clearly this is an independent variable.
THANKS AGAIN!! 

Oh, a GR denier too?
For the 128,675th TIME:
Begging The Question and Red Herring Fallacy...
Where'd you get Atmospheric Pressure (Gas Pressure) without a Container to begin with...?

The limitation would be the "RESOLVING Power" of your Optics AND the Range of the this particular Weapon. Which scuttles the rest of your arguments.


than actual discussion. 

Not simply "Denying", "PUMMELING"THEN... Denying. Big Difference
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The argument from incredulity is a logical fallacy that occurs when someone decides that something did not happen, because they cannot personally understand how it could happen.
The fallacy is an argument from ignorance and an informal fallacy.