Viewing Selsey peninsula & the Isle of Wight from Worthing Sailing Club: 8.50 pm Monday 18th July. @drjohnd.9508

Dr John D. | Viewing Selsey peninsula & the Isle of Wight from Worthing Sailing Club: 8.50 pm Monday 18th July. @drjohnd.9508 | Uploaded July 2022 | Updated October 2024, 1 hour ago.
Observation of Selsey peninsula & the Isle of Wight from Worthing Sailing Club using a P900. Make your own mind up.

A second video taken after this one can be seen at:
youtube.com/watch?v=KQFzX0hVSMg

$Viewing Brighton Seafront over the sea from Worthing through a Nikon P510 This presentation shows videos of Brighton Seafront taken from a Nikon P510 camera on the evening of Tuesday 22nd October and Wednesday 23rd October 2018. The observations and science which can be tested and confirmed by anyone with a zoom camera who lives near the sea and willing to objectively employ the scientific method, prove that light does not refract in a downward direction over the sea in the evening under everyday, normal, non-specialised weather conditions and that we do not live on the globe as portrayed by the World Geodetic System, WGS 84 Globe / Ellipsoid model.$

Black Swan Rising VIDEO 6 Tuesday 26th May 8.52 am to 9.07 am

The Bedford Level Revisited April 13th 2019 Update

$pier2pier2 Obseravtion 2 - Thursday night, 21st Feb, refraction & weather check$

Pier2Pier Observation 2 - further information: 22-23 February 2019

Mr West wrong again. Will he retract his statement or is he exhibiting certain characteristics.

Observing the fringe effect of a Red Laser and a Double Slit.

$Mr Mick West - we are still awaiting the data to support your statement. Mr Mick West has stated that the metabunk simulator is not based on Snells Law. If it was it would be fundamentally flawed. Mr Mick West has been asked to supply the formulae and the data he used to come to his refraction conclusions about the Worthing to Brighton through a 2.5 metre viewing video, so it can be reviewed and assessed. He has supplied many emails so far, tomorrow hopefully we recieve the actual data.$

Viewing the Needles Lighthouse from Swanage through a telescope.