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No it wouldn't, I'm pretty sure most religious people don't lose sleep over the earth not being flat
What do people gain from "the truth"?
I'm challenging xCivicx to A Debate About Flat Earth
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What do people gain from "the truth"?
Y’all always fukk these threads up with jokes, side questions and arguments.
Only posters should be @Th3Birdman and @xCivicx , until their debate ends.
Birdman posted questions, civic should answer.
Not with more questions either nikka.
The rest of y’all should be daps and/or reps only.
Only posters should be @Th3Birdman and @xCivicx , until their debate ends.
Birdman posted questions, civic should answer.
Not with more questions either nikka. The rest of y’all should be daps and/or reps only.
Hey @Th3Birdman wheres your science knowledge come from? You a scientist by training?
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Sooo. the astronauts/NASA people who has flown in space and looked at Earth while in space obviously would tell us Earth is not flat. What is the response to them? That they're lying about what they saw? They never actually went to space? It was a Hollywood stunt?
The formula for the curvature of the Earth is
h=r-r cos(s/2r)
h=height
r=radius of the Earth
s=arc length
Don't ask for things you don't understand. You won't understand it, and I guaran-damn-tee you have no clue what the fukk I just posted.
Now YOU need to answer why things fall DOWN. If I dropped a ball from my hands, it falls to the Earth. Why does this happen?
Your normal retort is "buoyancy and density" but the problem is that air would exist all the way around a ball, meaning the air on the sides and above it are ALSO less dense, meaning the ball should "fall up" or "fall sideways".
Why don't balls fall UP?
Also, in a vacuum, where there is no air, things still fall DOWN. How do you explain things falling down in a vacuum, where there is no air for a ball to be denser than?
I went to college bro, that's it. I got my bachelor's in a humanity (English; creative writing) and my masters in a foreign language (Japanese).
I've always been interested in science, and my minor in college was Evolutionary Biology. Originally, I'd planned to get a B.S. in biology, and in doing that, you have to take chemistry and math courses. Additionally, I took astronomy courses because I was always interested in space.
Those of us who have actually gone to college and taken advanced math and science courses understand that labwork is a requirement. This means we are not simply repeating what we have heard from scientists and professors, but have performed a litany of experiments ourselves and wrote papers demonstrating our work so that others can attempt to debunk our findings.
This is basic science.
Edit: See me mentioning COURSEWORK HERE, CIVIC?
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The simplest, most logical conclusion would be the Earth is the same shape as the Moon and the Sun.
One of the silliest questions he's asked in this thread is "why can't we see satellites in pictures of the Earth from space"
The single largest satellite we have orbiting the Earth is the International Space Station, which is 357 feet, or about the size of a football field.
So what he's essentially asking is, "why can't we see a football field in pictures of the Earth from space"...
...if it isn't obvious why this is an incredibly stupid question, here's a pic of Los Angeles from a plane on approach to LAX:
Can you see So-Fi stadium in this image?
The single largest satellite we have orbiting the Earth is the International Space Station, which is 357 feet, or about the size of a football field.
So what he's essentially asking is, "why can't we see a football field in pictures of the Earth from space"...
...if it isn't obvious why this is an incredibly stupid question, here's a pic of Los Angeles from a plane on approach to LAX:
Can you see So-Fi stadium in this image?
Lol breh you can cook him in the comments all day but he's not gonna change his mind.One of the silliest questions he's asked in this thread is "why can't we see satellites in pictures of the Earth from space"
The single largest satellite we have orbiting the Earth is the International Space Station, which is 357 feet, or about the size of a football field.
So what he's essentially asking is, "why can't we see a football field in pictures of the Earth from space"...
...if it isn't obvious why this is an incredibly stupid question, here's a pic of Los Angeles from a plane on approach to LAX:
Can you see So-Fi stadium in this image?
Belief perseverance - Wikipedia
Save yourself the energy.
All this arguing and all you guys needed to mention was a lunar eclipse wherein the sun projects the shadow of the earth onto the moon.
Tons of videos and evidence of earth not being flat rather shaped like an ellipsoid.
We just had one too lol. I saw the edge of the earth is round with my very own eyes just a matter of weeks ago
