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Passion4Truth wrote:Cool video of a rotating liquid in a micro environment, but does that correlate to the macro environment? It's doubtful unless all the planets created a hollow center when they progressed from gas to liquid to solid form.

It is a video of what water does in a micro gravity environment.

It has nothing to do with planets whatsoever.

It is simply a cool video for those that would like to see what water does in a micro gravity environment.

Ok, so just a random post unrelated to this thread, gotcha.

Passion4Truth wrote:Ok, so just a random post unrelated to this thread, gotcha.

Are you a flat earther too?

No, I was just disagreeing that the video ab posted proved that water can remain on a rotating planet. I did not realize this was not his contention.

I find it interesting that the strength of gravity, as compared to the tendency of a spinning ball to throw water off of its surface, is all that has held water on earth for millions of years. If the force of gravity was a little less and/or the rate of spin of the earth was a little faster, earth would become a waterless desert planet.

And so far we do not know what gravity actually IS, although we know what it does.

flat earth mixer aug long weekend in blk mtn

Unread postby musicman » 9 minutes ago

flat earth mixer aug long weekend in blk mtn

Is that so that they can see the curvature of the earth from the top of the mountain ??

Unread postby musicman » 9 minutes ago

flat earth mixer aug long weekend in blk mtn

Donald G wrote:Is that so that they can see the curvature of the earth from the top of the mountain ??

Did you not read that correctly? It is IN Black Mtn. Where it is dark, no horizon, no stars, and the moon just appears and disappears without cause.

The bridge curvature follows the curvature of the flat earth in order to compensate for the water "piling up' in the middle of the lake during full moons. Land does not stretch like water so it remains flat.

Its all clearly demonstrated in the above video. There are no causes. Only effects. It is why boats eventually slide "down" to the shoreline if left unattended.

After watching both videos carefully I think the answer is 217 degrees absolute temperature at the stated height of 7 feet.

Yep, the earth is flat. I placed a basketball on the gym floor yesterday and it didn't roll anywhere.