Probes have

Mercury is actually hot and cold

Since it’s tidally locked to the Sun

One side permanently exists in cold darkness

Np @MechanicalMasterMan

That’s a poor argument

We know the Sun shines in infrared, visible and ultraviolet light

But we can only perceive visible light

Not you apt

The Sun is a plasma

The Sun also doesn’t stay in one spot. No one has ever claimed that. It obviously rotates and orbits the galactic center

Many billions of stars are like the Sun actually

Stars like our Sun are held together because it’s immense gravity is balanced with its thermodynamic plasma pressure attained from nuclear fusion in its core

Also the Sun is only 150 Million km away not billions

That is the Olber Paradox

The sky is not always bright because of things like nebulae which block visible light

Why is Earth only flat but the other 7 planets and the Sun itself is not?

Or the Moon

We literally have taken pictures of Earth from the fricken moon

Idk

You can also see Earth’s curvature from a plane

Which I have

Next you’ll tell me climate change is fake

Sassy

If you have any questions please ask them

I’m not trying to insult you at all, but why don’t you agree with any of the evidence I have presented?

There are clearly things that exist but we can’t directly see. It doesn’t mean it is not real

I’m not personally attacking you

I’m genuinely asking

Oh

But still, it remains that there is plenty of common sense evidence that Earth is not flat

Even watching a simple sunset is proof

Also that it’s impossible to walk a straight line on a curved surface like Earth

Okay so a question would be if Earth was flat, where is the tipping point?

Another question: why won’t you simple google “Earth from space”

Earth moves around the Sun at 30 km/s what do you mean?

Gravity is good

If you want proof the Earth is round, then watch a sunset

As it sets from your perspective, go up to a higher elevation and watch it all over again

If Earth was flat, that would be impossible

Gravity is a curvature of spacetime

Gravity is not theoretical

That’s cool

What are your thoughts on chemical evolution?

So you don’t know the first thing about chemistry?

What major fundamental force is integral to chemistry?

And a flat earth

I’m just wanting some of your knowledge I’m not trying to judge or insult you

Honestly

At least if you know what force allows chemistry in the first place then you become more credible

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Electromagnetism lol

The reason why chemistry can exist in the first place

I live in North America

I’ve actually flown to Europe

And you can literally see the curvature of Earth from a plane

I’ve seen it with my own eyes

I also happen to know a lot about physics

You literally cannot walk a straight line on a sphere

Which includes Earth itself. If you were to draw a line as you walked you would notice that eventually the line will curve

M= f/a

Even the LHC has to account for the Earth’s curvature in order to work properly

It’s also how fiber optics are so efficient

By having it follow a laser

Yeah is Geneva

In

I’ve been there

The gravitational wave detector also accounts for curvature including changes to the curvature of space itself

We have been to the moon

He doesn’t understand gravity

Gravity appears to accelerate downward however

Space is actually pushing it down

It’s not mass it’s energy and momentum in general

Even light has gravity but it is massless

Wait

Are you actually serious you think Earth is flat

Despite common sense

I thought you were kidding this whole time

Sorry

There is no perfect vacuum

Yes

I’m a globe Earther

What made you become a flat Earther?

Why what?

How many people realize evolution isn’t just Darwinism

We used to need wisdom at some point in our history otherwise we would have never evolved them in the first place

But now we have utensils so we don’t need them. They can’t just disappear over night. Over many generations though? Yes of course

Our diet hasn’t just changed but utensils happen to be vastly superior to wisdom teeth

The appendix has also recently been found to have functional uses

What do you mean gravity is a theory? @Citizen Z

What’s unproven about it

I’d rather know what’s wrong about it

There are some aspects of gravity we do not know yet

But that doesn’t make it wrong

What does that even mean?

Gravity isn’t even really known as a force anymore. It’s the curvature of spacetime

Newton thought it was a force but we’re past that now

Gravity never goes away

It’s the thing that keeps the entire planet, solar system and galaxy together

And Earth doesn’t have a high amount of gravity