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I'd honestly like this explained as well. My nephew is taking an interest in planets and asked me this question...but I can't explain it further than centrifugal force.
Btw OP, that video is pretty neat...the spinning ball reminds me of our galaxy. Beautiful.
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Quoting: Nameless the Deplorable there is no explanation. its a flaw in their lie, the earth is not a globe it doesnt exist and there is no such thing as gravity We did an experiment with centrifugal force and it would make sense on a concave earth. In theory, anyway. We are working on a flat earth model, it's the easiest one to replicate so far. We can't work out a spherical earth model. I told him we needed the vacuum of space to do it. Am I incorrect? Does anyone know of any experiment (computer or accomplished in a mini vacuum) I could use as a reference? -- -- Read my posts. Spherical earth works. Flat doesn't, for a wide variety of reasons I don't have time to list.
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