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Have you ever been in a plane traveling overseas? Did you finish middle school and high school science? What do you think about the refractor on the moon that bounces back light when a laser is shined on it? Do you understand math as it relates to curvature and rotation? Do you also deny gravity exists?

No more fish eye lens bullshit. No more “lies NASA told.” Do you really think china, russia and other countries would just go along with it if the earth were flat?

Ahhh. Let’s be honest flat earth is a fake movement. No one above nigger IQ is dumb enough to believe the earth is flat.

Also know others who believe in space or anyone else care to chime in.

Have you ever been in a plane traveling overseas? Did you finish middle school and high school science? What do you think about the refractor on the moon that bounces back light when a laser is shined on it? Do you understand math as it relates to curvature and rotation? Do you also deny gravity exists? No more fish eye lens bullshit. No more “lies NASA told.” Do you really think china, russia and other countries would just go along with it if the earth were flat? Ahhh. Let’s be honest flat earth is a fake movement. No one above nigger IQ is dumb enough to believe the earth is flat. Also know others who believe in space @aou or anyone else care to chime in.

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[–] [deleted] • 1 pt

My guess would be computer modeling rather than empirical data gathering.

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Exactly, you'd figure if the earth is solid and has a solid core, then the greatest concentration of mass would be at the center if it is in fact a sphere.

[–] [deleted] • 0 pt

I think i read somewhere a long time ago that it is actually more of an ellipse, so that would explain a lot of the variations in measureable gravitational pull. I would imagine the actual change is really negligible and can probably only be detected with instruments. Pretty sure it isnt much of a real world difference, other than strengthening the theory that it exists. Which brings us back to the initial trigger for our conversation. Anyways, I better get back to work. Have a good day!

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That was from black science man, I think the earth is closer to toroidal shape than sphere. If it is a torus then the angular momentum would be sufficient to explain gravity.