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Old 06-18-2016, 01:48 PM   #131 (permalink)
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I'm not sure what your misunderstanding with the "ball model" is. Why don't you tell me what makes you scared? Certainly it's not disbelief in gravity....?
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Old 06-18-2016, 02:00 PM   #132 (permalink)
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I mean you can do the Cavendish experiment yourself to see that all masses (even little ones) attract each other based on their mass, and then you can replace one of the masses with the earth's mass, then you can calculate the centripetal force based on tangential velocity on the surface of earth for a human (or even a fly). And you can see that gravitational force completely dominates the centripetal force. Then you can use the same exact gravitational theory to explain and predict the motion of the stars and planets and moons and it's all consistent. This has been done by various people independent for hundreds of years.

Heliocentric universe would not make sense. The stars do little loopedy loos that only make sense if we're rotation about a body.... like say, the sun. So too are our seasons explained in the vector normal from sun to the Earth's surface, and the tides by the moons gravitational potential differential across earth.
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Old 06-18-2016, 09:34 PM   #133 (permalink)
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I'm not sure what your misunderstanding with the "ball model" is. Why don't you tell me what makes you scared? Certainly it's not disbelief in gravity....?
I think there is a lot to fear with the "ball model" like for instance intergalactic fourth dimensional higher beings using Earth as a soccer ball for one.
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Old 06-22-2016, 09:50 PM   #134 (permalink)
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Actually, the Flat Earth Hypothesis has nothing to do with religion. It is based on observation, which is science. It is also based on observation (science) that Geocentrists (Flat Earthers) have debunked the Heliocentric Model (Globe Model) and proved it to be impossible.

One key to the approaching this properly is understanding that if the Earth is flat, the fact that we all think it's a ball is the result of the greatest lie ever told. The ramifications of that range from government coverups to the obsolescence of theories such as that of Gravity and Relativity.

This can't be covered in a couple of posts, so creating questions or arguments which are more specific than "because science says so" will be more enriching.
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Old 06-29-2016, 02:48 PM   #135 (permalink)
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First off, thank you for making this thread. This thread is really important because it influences us to ask questions about the world we live in. It also persuades us to question the media from time to time. Secondly, I must say that both sides have some very strong and logical points (both the supporters of round earth science and the supporters of flat earth theory). I will start by choosing my side or my position. I believe that the earth is round. I believe that we live on a gigantic ball. The best argument I can come up with is a lunar eclipse... The shadow of the earth is projected on to the moon during a lunar eclipse. The shadow appears round. We know for a fact that this is the earth's shadow because the moon turns red during a lunar eclipse. Why does the moon turn red? When sunlight passes through the earth's atmosphere, the light gets filtered. Since earth has water, air, and dust, the blue color gets absorbed by earth's atmosphere. This explains why the sky is blue. On the other hand, the red light actually passes through. The red light reaches the moon; therefore the moon appears red. However I must admit that there are some statements that defy the laws of physics (this is coming from the position of the round earth view)... A person who supports the flat earth theory might argue that if earth were really a sphere, airplane pilots would have to constantly dip their nose downwards. Otherwise in an hour’s time or less, the pilot would find himself/herself floating in outer space. To be honest, I really DON'T KNOW how to argue against that point. There's another argument used by flat earth theory supporters (and this is a really good one)... If earth were really a ball, then one could quickly fly from Argentina to Australia simply by crossing Antartica. But apparently, that flight route does not exist. Why not? Well, this suggests that the earth may be flat after all. SOURCE: The Atlantean Conspiracy: 200 Proofs Earth is Not a Spinning Ball
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Old 06-29-2016, 03:02 PM   #136 (permalink)
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A person who supports the flat earth theory might argue that if earth were really a sphere, airplane pilots would have to constantly dip their nose downwards. Otherwise in an hour’s time or less, the pilot would find himself/herself floating in outer space. To be honest, I really DON'T KNOW how to argue against that point.
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A person who supports the flat earth theory might argue that if earth were really a sphere, airplane pilots would have to constantly dip their nose downwards. Otherwise in an hour’s time or less, the pilot would find himself/herself floating in outer space. To be honest, I really DON'T KNOW how to argue against that point.
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