Question about Flat Earth...

a reply to: MagicCow

And simple math still makes Flat Earth impossible.

originally posted by: OccamsRazor04
a reply to: MagicCow

And simple math still makes Flat Earth impossible.

I don't care about flat Earth.
It was the other posters arrogance in thinking he knew more than
our brightest minds that tell us they're still finding things out about our
universe. People like that are a joke.

a reply to: MagicCow

I agree speaking in absolutes is not a good idea in general. I think the FE nonsense makes people go too far sometimes.

a reply to: MagicCow

We know how planets , Moons and Stars are formed , we know the processes that go into their formation so no advancement in physics will change that.
The other poster wasn't being arrogant he was stating a fact.

originally posted by: gortex
a reply to: MagicCow

We know how planets , Moons and Stars are formed , we know the processes that go into their formation so no advancement in physics will change that.
The other poster wasn't being arrogant he was stating a fact.

Until we have explored the known universe that fact is circumstantial and not fact.
We know what we know from what we are able to explain and theorize on.
Also from what I understand the earth isn't a sphere also also..
Didn't Neil Degrasse Tyson say our planet is somewhat pear shaped?
We just know - we hold to these "facts" because it's our current dogma and knowledge of.
Absolutes when speaking of things we are still discovering is silly.

a reply to: gortex

Although it could be possible in SOME conditions an object might not form spherical.

That doesn't mean Earth is possibly under those conditions.

Flat Earth is still impossible either way.

a reply to: MagicCow

Yes, but his words are out of context. It's not a perfect sphere, it's a bit bigger on the bottom, the naked eye can't detect it though.

a reply to: OccamsRazor04

Although it could be possible in SOME conditions an object might not form spherical.

Comets and meteors tend not to be spherical but they are low mass , I think the mass of planets , Moons and Stars dictate they will be spherical.

a reply to: gortex

Simply saying I understand his problem with absolutes. It's meaningless with Earth though. It's quite simple to prove it's not flat.

a reply to: gortex

Thanks Gortex

a reply to: LuXTeN

Not that I completely disagree with your original sentiment - just sporting.

a reply to: MiddleInitial

agreeing to disagree, i have no problem with that.

a reply to: gortex

Very cool do we know how high the plane was?.

a reply to: Davg80

They're my friends too.

Here is a good video showing If the world was flat what would happen.




It aint happening so no it is not flat.

originally posted by: Rapha
a reply to: Voiceofthemajority

In fact you are on a spaceship orbiting the planet Zarg and everything your senses tells you is true, is actually a illusion in your brain image.

The cool thing is, is that there is nothing you can say to prove me wrong.

I found this interesting, he's right. You can't exactly prove this wrong can you.

a reply to: LuXTeN

how cute - however - relevance to thread = ZERO

a reply to: MagicCow

and yet you are strangley silent with zero attacks on flat earther logic

a reply to: ignorant_ape

What would you have liked me to say to him ignorant ape?
I maybe skipped over it but does he believe in flat earth
or did he just have a question on it?
If he believes in flat Earth - well - that's on him.

originally posted by: ignorant_ape
how cute - however - relevance to thread = ZERO

How about the flat earth version of William Shakespeare's play Hamlet. Act III, Scene I. "2D or not 2D".