exactly!

If you want a short answer it is about angular speed and distance from the center of spin
The Earth has a 1 spin per day angular speed (Oh! What a coincidence! XD ) and the wheel has about 20RPM? Thats 28800 round per day. If the Earth would spin in the rate of the wheel, then you would fly into space, and not just you, but the whole planet would disintegrate. The bigger the angular speed and the distance from the center of spin, the bigger centripetal force.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Centripetal_force

its called relativity dude - the earth is also going 66,600 mph around the sun, 500,000 mph around the milky way while flying at 1/2 the speed of light around the great attractor so at which point does a rocket going it space is it affected by those speeds?

Must be some real good drugs your taking to believe that BS story! Prove the Earth is spinning or moving.

INb4 epic fail.

And while your failing, show me a real picture of the core of the Earth to prove its a ball.

This post was edited by card_sultan on Sep 17 2017 09:48am

HAHAHAHAHAH THE PROJECTION

:rofl:

This post was edited by JohnMiller92 on Sep 17 2017 09:50am

ha ha the failing to prove the earth is a spinning ball


:rofl:

Ironic that you would use the word relative while completely ignoring the relative strength of the forces in the merrygoround vs edge of earth.

That's because the relative force of the spin/movment of this terrestrial plane are the exact same as Santa's Sled, coincidence their both ∅?

You argued that the force experienced on a merygoround and the apparent lack of the same force on a person on the edge of of supposedly globe proves that it can't be a spinning globe because there is no force throwing us off corect?

If so do you agree that there is a formula we can use to determine the force experienced on the merrygoround?

This post was edited by remco6 on Sep 17 2017 01:31pm