FAQ DOCUMENT: http://bit.ly/fefaq
This documentary was first released in late 2016 by the channel Research Royal Rife found here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXVDaykRBJ-rghgFRbPeQCw and this video can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=93PTHLW0FIs

We do an experiment where we shine a laser through water and dramatically effect the results of the famous "Stick and Shadow" experiment debunking it as an incomplete theory. We prove that the atmosphere changes the angle of light at every level and is much more complex than modern science treats it.

We do a FULL high level analysis of the Atmosphere and its layers. We look at Density Gradients, Mirages and Snell's Law. We look into the Speed of Light, and the math and logic of the Flat Earth Model. We look at Holograms and Lumographic lenses and Tesla. This documentary covers a lot of topics. So join us while we investigate the world we live in. Don't focus on the problem, focus on the solution! Be the solution!

We follow up our documentary with a 30 page FAQ! We give anyone permission to mirror this video. Edit it, clone it, cut it into pieces and share it as much as you want. Please remember to give credit back to the original author "Research Royal Rife". Keep discussion polite and share your thoughts. Some questions are unanswerable so try to avoid debating theory or confirming your bias. Instead, lets come up with experiments and solve this once and for all. Maybe we can layer glass and simulate the bending of the face of the moon through a density gradient. Maybe someone can make a special lumographic lens. Maybe we can make an open source computer model of the flat earth! Maybe we can make an open source airship and explore the North and South poles! Focus on the solution, not the problem. You can use our FAQ and open source it (perhaps on GitHub?), make a shorter version, improve on it and add to it. We want everyone to follow the scientific method of inquiry and modification of hypothesis.

This video was a lot of work! So please be nice and understand how much time it took me to make. It is okay if you disagree, that is what the scientific method is about. If you disagree, state why. Source your claims and let it be experiments anyone can conduct. Also the video is not perfect. If you can find an error that does not debunk the other arguments, so address everything! Look over each argument carefully, you might find great value in some of the ideas in this film!! Take the information that is useful. But do not select information that only confirms your bias. Be as open minded as possible. Remember, you can never know for sure! Life is full of surprises.
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