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originally posted by: MarioOnTheFly
a reply to: projectbane
Why we can not feel the earth spinning at 1000mph
if you ride by train and close the windows...do you feel that you're traveling at 100 mp/h ? is wind messing up your hair ?
During Captain James Clark Ross’s voyages around the Antarctic circumference, he often wrote in his journal perplexed at how they routinely found themselves out of accordance with their charts, stating that they found themselves an average of 12-16 miles outside their reckoning every day, later on further south as much as 29 miles.
Lieutenant Charles Wilkes commanded a United States Navy exploration expedition to the Antarctic from 1838 to 1842, and in his journals also mentioned being consistently east of his reckoning, sometimes over 20 miles in less than 18 hours.
originally posted by: Sublimecraft
originally posted by: MarioOnTheFly
a reply to: projectbane
Why we can not feel the earth spinning at 1000mph
if you ride by train and close the windows...do you feel that you're traveling at 100 mp/h ? is wind messing up your hair ?
Also, when you are on the Japanese bullet train travelling at 400 km/h and you throw a ball into the air - does it remain in its original lat/long (appearing to shoot horizontally as fast as a bullet) or does it come back down so you can catch it?
The Blimp is the ball - same dog.
originally posted by: boymonkey74
a reply to: projectbane
Again If you post quotes and such post the links showing us where you have otten them.
You should know this already.
originally posted by: MarioOnTheFly
a reply to: projectbane
Why we can not feel the earth spinning at 1000mph
if you ride by train and close the windows...do you feel that you're traveling at 100 mp/h ? is wind messing up your hair ?
originally posted by: boymonkey74
a reply to: projectbane
So you will not post where you get your info? so why should we bother? you could just be making it all up.
To refute your wild claims we need to see where you get your info.
Oh and we have many things actually measuring the rotation of the earth such as the Global positioning system and the Very long baseline interferometry.
en.wikipedia.org...
en.wikipedia.org...
So again we do know and can measure the rotation of the earth.
The second law of thermodynamics, otherwise known as the law of entropy, along with the fundamental principles of friction/resistance determine the impossibility of Earth being a uniformly spinning ball. Over time, the spinning ball Earth would experience measurable amounts of drag constantly slowing the spin and lengthening the amount of hours per day. As not the slightest such change has ever been observed in all of recorded history it is absurd to assume the Earth has ever moved an inch.
originally posted by: projectbane
originally posted by: MarioOnTheFly
a reply to: projectbane
Why we can not feel the earth spinning at 1000mph
if you ride by train and close the windows...do you feel that you're traveling at 100 mp/h ? is wind messing up your hair ?
Actually you do feel the train moving. Nice try. haha wtf?