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Originally posted by Cpt. Monty
Once again you let yourself fall into your own arrogant pitfall. First of all, if I can't claim you seem sure of your theory than certainly the title of this thread will prove to anyone who enters this particular part of the forum that you have, according to you, the ORIGINAL POSTER, that your model is proof! Bravo my arrogant friend!
By the way, tell me how you can deny proof if your title says proof please, I stated within this post already. I realize it also says FARCE, which doesn't really help you at all I'm sure.
Originally posted by Cpt. Monty
And as far as you not pretending to be an expert. I reserve the right to laugh at that statement if I so choose. If you are not an expert, then you are in absolutely no place whatsoever to claim the sphere model as a fallacy produced by massive scientific corruption by the government (like that's feasible).
From what I've been told, newtonian mechanics cannot explain the truly macroscopic, like outer space - that's the realm of relativity. So I'm confused as to if you know what you're actually talking about.
Originally posted by coop039
Ok. So if life exists on other planets, and other planets could be round, are saying that there is a second set of phyics that apply to these planets?
If the universe is finite, the what happens when you reach the edge? Whats on the other side? And more importantly, if we are in a constant state of upward motion (as you state), what happens when we reach the "ceiling"?
Originally posted by Cpt. Monty
Hey, OP and Del, please look at this page, read through it, and prove to me once again how none of this makes sense.
www.physlink.com...
Originally posted by Blue_Seven
Also, for the sake of argument, could either you or _Del_ explain to me what is more feasible about the flat-earth theory than the round-earth one? I'd just like to sort of re-energize the debate if possible. for 30 pages pundits have tried and failed to debunk your flat-earth theory. so now, just assume that you had to debunk the round-earth theory once and for all. how would you do so?
Originally posted by _Del_
You cannot simply fly in one direction without modifying the planes path. Further, on a flat earth you would arrive where you wanted if you used a flat earth map. This would be a great experiment, if it was possible to perform.
Originally posted by logician magician
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I can't disprove that, and I do find it intellectually displeasing that that is the best (in)direct insult you could come up with, and that you would attempt to think that it would effect me as a human being.
You should probably be moderated for such a shrewd, unintelligible, and immature remark. I suppose, that, in the end, you will only have to answer to yourself for being such a twit.
edit: as has it is, you have.
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Originally posted by lively
Do you even believe in space? Or do you think our outerspace, just like earth's "physics", consists of air, and that the planets can exist without an actual something holding them together. Tell me what you believe is holding this earth together. If outerspace is a vaccuum, then how is Earth's atmosphere not breaking out into the universe? Or like I said earlier, is it like we're in some giant's bedroom (filled with air), in a little terranium box staring up at stars that no one except the government's reached (or tried to).
What holds all that together, if not gravity? If not our Earth's physics (air), even though increasing elevation consists of less pressure of it, then space? Glue?
The moon:
Del, without gravitational pull, there would be no tide.
Have you ever flown in a plane during a sunset? You have witnessed sunsets before, and you can see that, obviously, the sun goes down. Even while flying an airplane. You can even look left and right and see stars; you don't just have to look up. No refraction there.
Another thing about the moon. Only one side of the moon is facing earth. The same side we always see. Now, despite the pictures NASA shows us of the other side, with your theory, and it's flat-earth map, we would be able to see at least 5/6 of the moon's sides, illuminated at different times, from different angles and locations on earth.
Originally posted by _Del_
Even in round earth theory the globe is most actually described as an oblate spheriod -- wouldn't that distort the navigation on a round earth map making it impossible?