Johnny Q -Z
@JohnnyQ
06 May, 09:14
Funtarctica.
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Other Half
@Otherhalf
06 May, 09:58
In response Johnny Q -Z to his Publication
There are far simpler explanations than flat earth that do not require mental gymnastics to attempt to explain vs. observable phenomena.
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David Treciak
@scifiwriter
06 May, 10:58
In response Other Half to her Publication
A water ball spinning at 2000 mph requires much more mental gymnastics than a flat Earth. Talk to some airline pilots and theyll set you straight. They're told on the first page of the pilots training manual that they will be flying over a flat plane.
Flat, calm water would be impossible on a spinning globe. The Earth's atmosphere would be sucked into the vacuum of space if Earth was a globe in space.
Flat, calm water would be impossible on a spinning globe. The Earth's atmosphere would be sucked into the vacuum of space if Earth was a globe in space.
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My father-in-law is a commercial airline pilot who definitely believes the earth is round.
Water can't fly off into space because Earth's gravity pulls it down in the same way the moon pulls it around to create tides. In addition, Earth has an atmosphere and a strong magnetic field, so the vacuum of space isn't sucking anything anywhere.
The oceans may appear flat, but you can easily notice the curve by watching ships sail into the distance. They disappear from the bottom up because they sail past the 'hump' from your line of sight. Same thing is visible watching cars drive away on the salt flats.
Put a single drop of water on a flat surface and take a look at the top of it. Water can definitely curve.
Think about a flat earth, the distance that pilots or sea captains would need to cover in order to navigate below the equator would be noticeably longer than above the equator—how would they not ALL have gotten suspicious?
Water can't fly off into space because Earth's gravity pulls it down in the same way the moon pulls it around to create tides. In addition, Earth has an atmosphere and a strong magnetic field, so the vacuum of space isn't sucking anything anywhere.
The oceans may appear flat, but you can easily notice the curve by watching ships sail into the distance. They disappear from the bottom up because they sail past the 'hump' from your line of sight. Same thing is visible watching cars drive away on the salt flats.
Put a single drop of water on a flat surface and take a look at the top of it. Water can definitely curve.
Think about a flat earth, the distance that pilots or sea captains would need to cover in order to navigate below the equator would be noticeably longer than above the equator—how would they not ALL have gotten suspicious?
01:50 PM - May 06, 2022
In response David Treciak to his Publication
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David Treciak
@scifiwriter
07 May, 03:53
In response Other Half to her Publication
A plane would never reach its destination flying west because the Earth spins faster than the plane. You can't keep using magic powers of gravity to explain every anomoly that disproves globe Earth.
There are numerous videos on YouTube where pilots admit the Earth is flat. A person here on AU replied to me the other day saying her brother flies and says the Earth is flat. I've seen pictures taken at 35,000 feet and the horizon was a straight line, so i think someone isn't telling the truth to you, which is what pilots are told to do. Do some research. It takes tome but it's better than believing the lies.
There are numerous videos on YouTube where pilots admit the Earth is flat. A person here on AU replied to me the other day saying her brother flies and says the Earth is flat. I've seen pictures taken at 35,000 feet and the horizon was a straight line, so i think someone isn't telling the truth to you, which is what pilots are told to do. Do some research. It takes tome but it's better than believing the lies.
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David Treciak
@scifiwriter
07 May, 03:44
In response Other Half to her Publication
If gravity was strong enough to keep the tremendous weight of the oceans glued to the Earth then how do birds fly? How do small children stand up against the strength of gravity? Or anybody, for that matter. We'd all be flat on our backs struggling against it. And how does a magnetic field keep the atmosphere from being sucked into the powerful vacuum of space? A vacuum can suck a boiled egg into a small bottle.
How does water stay calm on the surface of bodies of water on a ball spinning at 1000 mph? Try spinning a basketball and pour water on it. Even if the water didn't fly off, would it lay there placidly?
When you see a boat disappear over the horizon it's because it's reached the vanishing point of your vision. Videos taken by a Nikon camera with the highest zoom distance available. It shows the boat coming back into its viewfinder after it's no longer visible without zoom. So, no, the boat didn't go below the horizon. You can see Chicago across Lake Michigan 75 miles away. Ho
How does water stay calm on the surface of bodies of water on a ball spinning at 1000 mph? Try spinning a basketball and pour water on it. Even if the water didn't fly off, would it lay there placidly?
When you see a boat disappear over the horizon it's because it's reached the vanishing point of your vision. Videos taken by a Nikon camera with the highest zoom distance available. It shows the boat coming back into its viewfinder after it's no longer visible without zoom. So, no, the boat didn't go below the horizon. You can see Chicago across Lake Michigan 75 miles away. Ho
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Other Half
@Otherhalf
07 May, 07:01
In response David Treciak to his Publication
If you drink a beverage on a plane (without turbulence), the liquid sits placidly in the cup even though you are moving hundreds of miles per hour. In the same way, since the earth rotates smoothly, everything on its surface keeps pace calmly because of inertia. The water would only slosh around if there were sudden acceleration or deceleration.
Birds fly because they have gigantic muscles and hollow bones to give them the lift they need, but in truth, gravity is a weak force only noticeable when objects get massive. We stand because we have strong muscles and bones.
I don’t get the impression you are interested in considering round earth at this point, so I’ll leave you alone. Not trying to provoke.
Birds fly because they have gigantic muscles and hollow bones to give them the lift they need, but in truth, gravity is a weak force only noticeable when objects get massive. We stand because we have strong muscles and bones.
I don’t get the impression you are interested in considering round earth at this point, so I’ll leave you alone. Not trying to provoke.
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