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Is the earth stationary or is it spinning at 1000 mph at the poles?

 
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Is the earth stationary or is it spinning at 1000 mph at the poles?
Can anyone on planet earth prove this?
The answer is no.
Here's what the experts say:
The earth is spinning 1000mph.
The earth is revovling 67000mph around the sun.
Our solar system is moving at 550,000mph around the galaxy.
And the universe is expanding close to or past the speed of
light.
And we don't feel this because of? relativity, centrifugal
force. You can believe that just because all those smart
scientists told you if you want.

Just a few questions for those of you that believe the
earth is moving.
Why does the atmosphere magically stay velcroed to the earth's surface?
Why do winds blow in every direction?
Why doesn't a person standing close to one of the poles
spin around a tight circle?
Why does the moon turn with just the exact speed so that we
never see the other side?
Why is the distance and sizes of the moon and sun exactly
match up for a total eclipse of the sun?

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Re: Is the earth stationary or is it spinning at 1000 mph at the poles?
Actually, at the poles, if you stand there, it will take 24 hours for you to slooooooowly turn 360 degrees.

At the EQUATOR, that's where the 1000 mph speed is. 24k circumference turning once per day (e.g. 24 hours).

As Einstein would have said, 'It's all relative...'
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I've always wondered if I jump, shouldn't the earth move beneath me and I land on a different spot? If the earth is really revolving that is.

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Re: Is the earth stationary or is it spinning at 1000 mph at the poles?
It's stationary.

The Scriptures seem to say that the Sun and the Moon rotate around the earth.

Genesis 1:16 And God made the two great lights, the greater light to govern the day, and the lesser light to govern the night; He made the stars also.

Genesis 1:17 And God placed them in the expanse of the heavens to give light on the earth,

Genesis 1:18 and to govern the day and the night, and to separate the light from the darkness; and God saw that it was good.
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Re: Is the earth stationary or is it spinning at 1000 mph at the poles?
dumb OP is dumb
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Re: Is the earth stationary or is it spinning at 1000 mph at the poles?
It's stationary.

The Scriptures seem to say that the Sun and the Moon rotate around the earth.

Genesis 1:16 And God made the two great lights, the greater light to govern the day, and the lesser light to govern the night; He made the stars also.

Genesis 1:17 And God placed them in the expanse of the heavens to give light on the earth,

Genesis 1:18 and to govern the day and the night, and to separate the light from the darkness; and God saw that it was good.
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lol. You are a idiot.
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Re: Is the earth stationary or is it spinning at 1000 mph at the poles?
I don't hear any rational replies or better yet proofs.
Just believe everything you have been taught by the
professionals.
Why doesn't relativity stop me from getting sick on a plane or in a car or boat?
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Re: Is the earth stationary or is it spinning at 1000 mph at the poles?
Without getting into the physics of all of this, if you toss up a ball while riding in a car, the ball will travel with you, not fly back behind you at 60 miles an hour... same theory here... Yes, it spins at 1037 mph at the equator (24901 miles / 24 hours).
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Re: Is the earth stationary or is it spinning at 1000 mph at the poles?
It is a strange thing to believe we fly thru space.

What we further know is that for many hundreds of years the church all claimed based on the Bible the earth was stationary. Then came along the battle between Galileo and the inquisition. Galileo we are told was to bring us this new belief based on observed science, that in fact the earth rotates and moves around the sun. This was all staged by the Roman Church to attack the Bible and shift thinking away from the Bible towards the old Babylonian astronomy.

Galileo was a Jesuit!

It all fits. And this was the very year the Jesuits were founded for this very reason.

What difference does it matter? Well, it for one throws the entire 'big bang' out the window (another Jesuit fabrication, btw).

Oddly enuff, there seems to be more Catholics questioning this than anyone else. Good for them.
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Re: Is the earth stationary or is it spinning at 1000 mph at the poles?
I do however believe that everything we've ever been taught is BS... Rule #1: If everyone believes it, it's a lie.
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Re: Is the earth stationary or is it spinning at 1000 mph at the poles?
OP, you obviously flunk science class didn't you ?
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Re: Is the earth stationary or is it spinning at 1000 mph at the poles?
It is a strange thing to believe we fly thru space.

What we further know is that for many hundreds of years the church all claimed based on the Bible the earth was stationary. Then came along the battle between Galileo and the inquisition. Galileo we are told was to bring us this new belief based on observed science, that in fact the earth rotates and moves around the sun. This was all staged by the Roman Church to attack the Bible and shift thinking away from the Bible towards the old Babylonian astronomy.

Galileo was a Jesuit!

It all fits. And this was the very year the Jesuits were founded for this very reason.

What difference does it matter? Well, it for one throws the entire 'big bang' out the window (another Jesuit fabrication, btw).

Oddly enuff, there seems to be more Catholics questioning this than anyone else. Good for them.
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Just for the record I am Catholic and I don't believe that.
I do however believe that throughout history many have claimed to be Catholic, but were in reality trying to destroy it from within. I believe this is going on today more than ever.
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Re: Is the earth stationary or is it spinning at 1000 mph at the poles?
Why does the atmosphere magically stay velcroed to the earth's surface?
Gravity.

Why do winds blow in every direction?
The jet stream is a like a vortex (like everything in nature, youll notice)

Why doesn't a person standing close to one of the poles
spin around a tight circle?
You are, but it is hard to tell because of the size of you compared to the size of Earth.

Why does the moon turn with just the exact speed so that we
never see the other side?
Aliens.

Why is the distance and sizes of the moon and sun exactly
match up for a total eclipse of the sun?
See previous answer.
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Re: Is the earth stationary or is it spinning at 1000 mph at the poles?
It's stationary.

The Scriptures seem to say that the Sun and the Moon rotate around the earth.

Genesis 1:16 And God made the two great lights, the greater light to govern the day, and the lesser light to govern the night; He made the stars also.

Genesis 1:17 And God placed them in the expanse of the heavens to give light on the earth,

Genesis 1:18 and to govern the day and the night, and to separate the light from the darkness; and God saw that it was good.
 Quoting: DSL Connector


oh brother. throw out those NON scriptures and quit playing the fool. They are the fairy tale misunderstandings of people in the past. Look at the hubble pics and grow your mind.
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Re: Is the earth stationary or is it spinning at 1000 mph at the poles?
Why does the atmosphere magically stay velcroed to the earth's surface?

A: Gravity (atmosphere has weight - 13# psi)

Why do winds blow in every direction?

A: convection


Why doesn't a person standing close to one of the poles
spin around a tight circle?

A: they do (as answered by smart person earlier... it taks 24 hours)

Why does the moon turn with just the exact speed so that we
never see the other side?

A: Because the center of gravity of the moon is off-center

Why is the distance and sizes of the moon and sun exactly
match up for a total eclipse of the sun?

A: because the Pleadians precisedly placed the moon to assist us in our eventual study of the sun.

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Question: Why is the the Judeo Christian God afraid of science?
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Re: Is the earth stationary or is it spinning at 1000 mph at the poles?
I've always wondered if I jump, shouldn't the earth move beneath me and I land on a different spot? If the earth is really revolving that is.

abduct
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No, because you are traveling at the same speed as the Earth. It's the same as if you are inside of a car, and you have something in your hand and you toss it straight up into the air, it will fall right back down into your hand, not hit you in the face. Or, if you are standing on a train or bus and jump while it is moving, you will land in the same place because you are moving with the vehicle. The first experiments with this sort of thing were done by dropping weights from the tops of masts on sailing ships. The ship is moving forward, sometimes very quickly, yet the weight always falls at the base of the mast when dropped.

Now, if you were able jump high enough into the air, you would start to noticeably lose some speed by the time you got back down to Earth so you wouldn't land in the same spot. But at the heights we are capable of jumping, there's no noticeable difference. You'd really need to go quite high before this could be noticed. Even dropping objects off of a tall building doesn't cause a noticeable effect and you're much more likely to have alterations in path of the falling object due to wind than the movement of the Earth.
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Re: Is the earth stationary or is it spinning at 1000 mph at the poles?
I don't hear any rational replies or better yet proofs.
Just believe everything you have been taught by the
professionals.
Why doesn't relativity stop me from getting sick on a plane or in a car or boat?
 Quoting: pemazocato


You are so incredibly far from any understanding of reality that it is pointless to rise to your bait and try to engage you in a rational discussion.

You will NEVER learn anything because you are lost in a mire of bullshit. Congratulations!

To produce people as stupid and unaware as you the education system in America must be in a very bad way.
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Re: Is the earth stationary or is it spinning at 1000 mph at the poles?
I've always wondered if I jump, shouldn't the earth move beneath me and I land on a different spot? If the earth is really revolving that is.

abduct
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No, because you are traveling at the same speed as the Earth. It's the same as if you are inside of a car, and you have something in your hand and you toss it straight up into the air, it will fall right back down into your hand, not hit you in the face. Or, if you are standing on a train or bus and jump while it is moving, you will land in the same place because you are moving with the vehicle. The first experiments with this sort of thing were done by dropping weights from the tops of masts on sailing ships. The ship is moving forward, sometimes very quickly, yet the weight always falls at the base of the mast when dropped.

Now, if you were able jump high enough into the air, you would start to noticeably lose some speed by the time you got back down to Earth so you wouldn't land in the same spot. But at the heights we are capable of jumping, there's no noticeable difference. You'd really need to go quite high before this could be noticed. Even dropping objects off of a tall building doesn't cause a noticeable effect and you're much more likely to have alterations in path of the falling object due to wind than the movement of the Earth.
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Ah, i hear you talking. Now do this: you are driving along at 70 mph in the fancy sports car. Catch a fly from inside the car and throw it out of the window. See if the fly can keep up? The auto environment is artificial. The earth is stationary. The train plane & auto would travel faster east than west, if the earth were in fact rotating. Gas economy would be different. Just a few obvious problems.

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Re: Is the earth stationary or is it spinning at 1000 mph at the poles?
Can anyone on planet earth prove this?
The answer is no.
Here's what the experts say:
The earth is spinning 1000mph.
The earth is revovling 67000mph around the sun.
Our solar system is moving at 550,000mph around the galaxy.
And the universe is expanding close to or past the speed of
light.
And we don't feel this because of? relativity, centrifugal
force. You can believe that just because all those smart
scientists told you if you want.

Just a few questions for those of you that believe the
earth is moving.
Why does the atmosphere magically stay velcroed to the earth's surface?
Why do winds blow in every direction?
Why doesn't a person standing close to one of the poles
spin around a tight circle?
Why does the moon turn with just the exact speed so that we
never see the other side?
Why is the distance and sizes of the moon and sun exactly
match up for a total eclipse of the sun?
 Quoting: pemazocato


I just did calculations the earth is spinning at 2259.98 mph
so i have proved them wrong.
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Re: Is the earth stationary or is it spinning at 1000 mph at the poles?
It was 11 hours from sun down to sun up ....
the earth is 24859.82 miles around

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Re: Is the earth stationary or is it spinning at 1000 mph at the poles?
Ah, i hear you talking. Now do this: you are driving along at 70 mph in the fancy sports car. Catch a fly from inside the car and throw it out of the window. See if the fly can keep up? The auto environment is artificial. The earth is stationary. The train plane & auto would travel faster east than west, if the earth were in fact rotating. Gas economy would be different. Just a few obvious problems.

[link to abafte.blogspot.com]
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The fly can't handle the wind resistance of traveling 70mph. For a fraction of a second it will still be going as fast, but as light and small as it is it can't overcome the resistance.

Relative to the traveling car or train the Earth is stationary. A car at rest on the Equator would appear to be traveling East at about 1000mph if viewed from high above the Earth, as is the Earth around it. Now, start that car and start driving East at 50mph, the car is now traveling 1050mph East, 50mph faster than the Earth and someone viewing it from a stationary point above the Earth would see it moving away faster than the Earth around it. If that same car went Westward at 50mph instead it would appear to be traveling at 950mph towards the East when viewed from that stationary point above the Earth.

You still need to expend the same amount of gas to make that car move Eastward at 50 mph as if you were making it move North, South or West at 50 MPH. From the viewpoint above the Earth that car is expending energy to move around the Earth's surface, the same amount of energy no matter what direction it is going.

Try this experiment. Get a big ball, like a beach ball or a basketball. Now get a few ants and put them onto the surface of the ball. Spin the ball at an axis and observe the ants crawling around the surface of that ball. The ants still expend the same amount of energy and relative to the surface of the ball they are always walking at the same speed. From the ants perspective they are still traveling at the same speed, but from your perspective viewing them from above, those ants are traveling at different speeds, depending on what direction they decide to walk along the surface of the ball while it rotates.

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Re: Is the earth stationary or is it spinning at 1000 mph at the poles?
It was 11 hours from sun down to sun up ....
the earth is 24859.82 miles around

[link to www.unitarium.com]
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So you are saying the Earth stops spinning for the other 13 hours of the day when it is dark out? Plug those additional 13 hours into your calculation and it should work...you know, a 24 hour day/night cycle.
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Re: Is the earth stationary or is it spinning at 1000 mph at the poles?
We can observe the constellations remain the same year after year. If there were a moving earth this would not be the case.
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[link to www.huffingtonpost.co.uk] Thought some of you may enjoy this picture. If some say the sun and moon revolve around us, surely that means the rest of the universe and solar system too. Either way, im convinced our planet revolves from what I've studied.
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I'm not buying the ant scenario either. Those little ants know what's going on. Probably more than you do.
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Try this experiment. Get a big ball, like a beach ball or a basketball. Now get a few ants and put them onto the surface of the ball. Spin the ball at an axis and observe the ants crawling around the surface of that ball. The ants still expend the same amount of energy and relative to the surface of the ball they are always walking at the same speed. From the ants perspective they are still traveling at the same speed, but from your perspective viewing them from above, those ants are traveling at different speeds, depending on what direction they decide to walk along the surface of the ball while it rotates.
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Now have the ants jump off the ball and see if land on they same spot they jumped from.
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I see dumb people.
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I've always wondered if I jump, shouldn't the earth move beneath me and I land on a different spot? If the earth is really revolving that is.

abduct
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Same reason if you jumped traveling in a plane. You are traveling at the same speed.
"cogito ergo sum"
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dumb OP is dumb
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Prove it then smart fuck





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