Quote (Leevee @ May 26 2017 10:47am)

Not really. We ask for just one explanation of one fact that would show the world cannot be a sphere. You don't have to explain everything, you just have to post one correct argument for once.

500 posts and counting, and we are still waiting.

Quote (Leevee @ May 27 2017 04:44am)

Great. I agree that the pilot is not tipping the nozzle down, so you're right about that. You're halfway there. What's missing is the math: if global earth were true, can you explain to us why the pilot would have to tip the plane's nozzle down, instead of being able to rely on gravity to keep the plane at a certain level?

Thanks a lot for your reply, by the way. This is really getting somewhere.

Quote (ChivasRegal @ May 26 2017 09:45pm)

http://i1138.photobucket.com/albums/n532/picsnstuff2/IMG_0740.jpg

you might be starting to understand this

Quote (ChivasRegal @ May 26 2017 07:45pm)

http://i1138.photobucket.com/albums/n532/picsnstuff2/IMG_0740.jpg

you might be starting to understand this

Quote (terry @ May 27 2017 11:40am)

your plane is the size of north america

Quote (ChivasRegal @ May 26 2017 08:21pm)

the size of the plane is irrelevant, answer the question in the bottom part please

Quote (Thor123422 @ May 27 2017 11:59am)

Gravity acts as distance from the center of the earth.

Quote (ChivasRegal @ May 26 2017 08:31pm)

u seem to be dodging the question...which of the planes flight path is correct?

Quote (Thor123422 @ May 27 2017 12:03pm)

You don't seem to understand gravity. The bottom is correct, but doesn't mean you would fly off the earth.