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Spherical Triangle: Circle Version:
“If we draw a closed line such as a circle around our Earth it must divide its total unit surface into two areas as does the equator divide our Earth into southern and northern hemispheres. If we draw a lesser sized circle on the Earth such as the circle of north latitude 70 degrees, it divides our Earth’s total surface into a very large southern area and a relatively small northern area. If we go outdoors and draw a circle on the ground it will divide the whole area of our planet Earth into two areas and one will be very small and the other very large. If our little circle has an area of one square foot, the big circle has an area of approximately five quadrillion square feet, because our eight-thousand mile diameter Earth has an approximately 200 million-square-mile surface and each square mile has approximately 25 million square feet which, multiplied, gives a five followed by fifteen zeros-- 5,000,000,000,000,000 square feet. This is written by the scientists as 5 x 10^15 square feet which, while compact, tends deliberately to disconnect from our senses. Scientists have been forced to disconnect from our senses due to the errors of our senses which we are now able to rectify. As we reconnect our senses with the reality of Universe, we begin to regain competent thinking by humans”
