JAXAshby wrote:
so, you do NOT know what a noon sight is, right schlackoff?

hint: it is a measurement of a reference point and is used to termine
position.

You idiot, of couse I know what a noon sight is. But according to you,
if you can see a reference point then you know where you are. So you
said that if you can see the sun at noon then you know where you are.
That's just one of the many idiotic things you've said and can't admit
to being wrong about. And here you are again telling us that all you
need is a noon sight and you can determine your position. It's plainly
obvious that all you're doing is regurtitating information you find with
a web search and you really have no idea what you're talking about.

Steve
ah, schlackoff? know what a "noon sight" is?

Is that the best you can do? Pathetic. I'm sure when you're walking
around in the woods, lost, with nothing but a canteen and a candy bar,
you'll be able to find out exactly where you are with a noon sight. lol

After all, according to you if you can see a reference point then you
know where you are.

Steve


durn, schlackoff. and just when you are starting to make progress.

oh well. in the end, schlackoff, you are just another Darwin candidate.

I just love the way you admit you're wrong.

Steve




way to go, schlackoff, you are beginning to understand. soon you will

realize



that you need more than one reference point, but certainly the sun can

be

used



for one of them. In fact, the sun has been used as a reference point

for

sailing for maybe a thousand years.

Ah, very good joxitchby. Now you are beginning to understand. Soon you
will realize that if you are standing in a forrest, can see the sun and
the moon at the same time (very possible certain times of the month and
day) and can even see a jetliner passing overhead (3 ***reference***
points) then you can still be lost. Of course, you'll have to admit to
being wrong to also admit it's still possible to be lost with those 3
known reference points I listed.

attaboy joxie.

Steve