COMPASS invented by Chinese, No China, No USA ! ! ! ! ! ! !

[kkacer]

what war?? ohh they been to many places

heres some evidence

Hurstwic: Other Viking Artifacts in North America

i just check some links, like this one Hurstwic: Other Viking Artifacts in North America Some of the best evidence comes from 14C dating of mortar taken from the tower in 1993. AMS (accelerator mass spectrometry) analysis of the samples yielded a date of about 1680. The construction materials (mortar and field stone) closely resemble those of other 17th century structures in Rhode Island.

fake data you cheater

geez u really do have a low IQ

it says CAME INTO COMMON USE, which means it was very widely used... however, europeans had the compass for between 400 to 500 years before it was commonly used for ship navigation.

tell me the link you big liar between 400 to 500 years before it was commonly used for ship navigation.

i am waiting for u 500 - 600 AD europeans had the compass

 

[amidamaru]

i just check some links, like this one Hurstwic: Other Viking Artifacts in North America Some of the best evidence comes from 14C dating of mortar taken from the tower in 1993. AMS (accelerator mass spectrometry) analysis of the samples yielded a date of about 1680. The construction materials (mortar and field stone) closely resemble those of other 17th century structures in Rhode Island.

fake data you cheater

what.. do you just skin through things till you find bits and pieces you can twist and turn???

"Evidence from the site of the tower points to a colonial time frame. However, the tower appears on two maps predating the colonial era by over half a century. Giovanni da Verrazano mapped the area in approximately 1524 and listed the tower on his map and in his logs as a "Norman Villa". In addition, Mercator's map, circa 1569, also shows the exact location of the tower. "

which was just above what you posted ya tool.. read the rest.. fact is viking were in the americas.

 

[kkacer]

geez u really do have a low IQ

it says CAME INTO COMMON USE, which means it was very widely used... however, europeans had the compass for between 400 to 500 years before it was commonly used for ship navigation.

tell me the link you big liar between 400 to 500 years before it was commonly used for ship navigation.

i am waiting for u 500 - 600 AD europeans had the compass

 

[amidamaru]

i just check some links, like this one Hurstwic: Other Viking Artifacts in North America Some of the best evidence comes from 14C dating of mortar taken from the tower in 1993. AMS (accelerator mass spectrometry) analysis of the samples yielded a date of about 1680. The construction materials (mortar and field stone) closely resemble those of other 17th century structures in Rhode Island.

fake data you cheater

tell me the link you big liar between 400 to 500 years before it was commonly used for ship navigation.

i am waiting for u 500 - 600 AD europeans had the compass

posted one before you dumba$$ lol.... all you need to do is do a bit of research, and you will see your wrong.. and biased

do you realise what the english says?? i dont speak your baby language so i cannot translate it... but what it is saying... is, that, during colombus time, that is when they decided to make the compass commonly used on pretty much every ship... IT DOES NOT mean that they did not have the compass before then.... trust me, i am a native english speaker and my english is better then yous lol.. i think i know what it means

but then again all you chinese here do, is try to twist things around, gives things meanings they dont have etc.. then you gang up by the thousands just to try to win an argument that everyone, except your egotistical selves knows you lost lol

 

[kkacer]

posted one before you dumba$$ lol.... all you need to do is do a bit of research, and you will see your wrong.. and biased

do you realise what the english says?? i dont speak your baby language so i cannot translate it... but what it is saying... is, that, during colombus time, that is when they decided to make the compass commonly used on pretty much every ship... IT DOES NOT mean that they did not have the compass before then.... trust me, i am a native english speaker and my english is better then yous lol.. i think i know what it means

but then again all you chinese here do, is try to twist things around, gives things meanings they dont have etc.. then you gang up by the thousands just to try to win an argument that everyone, except your egotistical selves knows you lost lol

answer me you big liar

geez u really do have a low IQ

it says CAME INTO COMMON USE, which means it was very widely used... however, europeans had the compass for between 400 to 500 years before it was commonly used for ship navigation.

tell me the link you big liar between 400 to 500 years before europeans was commonly used for ship navigation.

AD 500 - 600 europeans had the compass ? tell me the evidence i am waiting for u

 

[amidamaru]

1524, 1569, hahahahaha do u know Columbus discovered american in 1492 you cheater

see what i mean?? your dumb and can only resort to twisting words around and giving it meaning it doesnt have


you do this because you know i have provided articles and evidence, proving my claim... but you can provide NOTHING to rebut my claim

i win.. you lose... vikings were in america... and they were in america before europeans even had a compass... before your legendary chinese sailor lol

and you know it hahahahahahaha your the cheat... show me evidence to prove im wrong.. otherwise.. shut up and go back to eating monkey brains

 

[Juice]

liar, you totally lost the war. i study history in university. give me the link now or you are a lair archeological evidence PROVED vikings were in americas during the 10th century

Just proves the quality of Chinese history courses (who wants to study in China?) Yes, proof of Viking occupation of sites in North America are well documented. (get a refund from your Chinese University if you dare) hOWEVER WE HAVE NO PROOF, NOR THINK THEY USED A COMPASS.

 

[kkacer]

answer me you big liar, AD 500 - 600 europeans had the compass?

geez u really do have a low IQ

it says CAME INTO COMMON USE, which means it was very widely used... however, europeans had the compass for between 400 to 500 years before it was commonly used for ship navigation.

tell me the link you big liar between 400 to 500 years before europeans was commonly used for ship navigation.

AD 500 - 600 europeans had the compass ? tell me the evidence i am waiting for u

 

[Bond]

kkacer has gone bonkers...

 

[kkacer]

Columbus - Compass By the time Christopher Columbus crossed the Atlantic with two caravels and a carrack, navigators were old hands at using the Chinese compass to orient themselves. Early compasses were a lodestone (natural earth magnet) attached to a disc floating in liquid or balanced on a central pin.

The compass later came into common use in the west during the 14th century AD. This led to what is now known as the Age of Exploration where major European powers started further exploration of the World including North and South America. While the compass was just one of the devices that brought about this golden age of exploration it played an important part in bring it to pass. Even now modern navigation still relies on compasses and the more accurate maps they helped to develop.

How Does a Compass Work
http://www.universetoday.com/77072/how-does-a-compass-work/

vikings is nothing, because all europeans following Christopher Columbus , Christopher Columbus used chinese compass. COMPASS invented by Chinese, No China, No USA

 

[amidamaru]

Columbus - Compass By the time Christopher Columbus crossed the Atlantic with two caravels and a carrack, navigators were old hands at using the Chinese compass to orient themselves. Early compasses were a lodestone (natural earth magnet) attached to a disc floating in liquid or balanced on a central pin.

The compass later came into common use in the west during the 14th century AD. This led to what is now known as the Age of Exploration where major European powers started further exploration of the World including North and South America. While the compass was just one of the devices that brought about this golden age of exploration it played an important part in bring it to pass. Even now modern navigation still relies on compasses and the more accurate maps they helped to develop.

How Does a Compass Work
How Does a Compass Work



vikings is nothing, all europeans following Christopher Columbus , Christopher Columbus used chinese compass.

europeans invented the compass indigenously.. they didnt get the compass from china PROVE EUROPEANS GOT IT FROM CHINA!!... PROVE IT...

you cant, because your brain does not work... you cant even accept the FACTS with PROOF PROVIDED, that shows vikings made it to the americas and had settlements there, BEFORE europeans even had a compass... and BEFORE your little sailormoon even went sailing

i think it shows the viking were vastly superior to the chinese of the day.. china couldnt travel far without a compass... yet the vikings could

ohh you chinese must hate admitting other countries are far superior to your own, and even in the days you claim to be the most advanced nation in the world... you got beat by none other then.. europeans hahahaha

 

[kkacer]

europeans invented the compass indigenously..

tell me the evidence or fuxk off little kid

answer me you big liar, AD 500 - 600 europeans had the compass?

geez u really do have a low IQ

it says CAME INTO COMMON USE, which means it was very widely used... however, europeans had the compass for between 400 to 500 years before it was commonly used for ship navigation.

tell me the link you big liar between 400 to 500 years before europeans was commonly used for ship navigation.

AD 500 - 600 europeans had the compass ? tell me the evidence i am waiting for u

 

[amidamaru]

anyway im going to sleep now

i win

face it china.. you lost face and you cannot get it back.. you should kow tow to me

 

[kkacer]

anyway im going to sleep now

i win

face it china.. you lost face and you cannot get it back.. you should kow tow to me

little kid liar go to sleep early

 

[amidamaru]

tell me the evidence or fuxk off little kid

answer me you big liar, AD 500 - 600 europeans had the compass?

tell me the link you big liar between 400 to 500 years before europeans was commonly used for ship navigation.

AD 500 - 600 europeans had the compass ? tell me the evidence i am waiting for u

just before i go i will answer this.. i NEVER SAID europeans had the compass in 500AD - 600AD

i said they had the compass 400 odd years BEFORE COLOMBUS and before it was COMMONLY USED..

your lack intelligence, seriously.. go back to school for 40 years, you might actually understand english then, and be able to debate without stupidity

so in other words, they had the compass in 11th - 12th century...

not 500AD - 600AD

learn to read english... sorry you can read english... learn to COMPREHEND english!!

cya