well then pity our scientific community.. we're in a sad state of affairs aren't we

Mars isn't fake, but the footage they claim is from mars, is.

hm

well, proof?

They've accidentally let a Lemming get into the shot

...that's from a movie, no?

Show them the duck and the shrooms Phil

wasn't that lemming a local inhabitant though?

along with the mushrooms

carlito gtfo

want me to play by your logic

ok

uhm

play by logic

sounds like fun

earth is flat cuz I can't see a curvature at ground level or 50 feet in the air

yet i can see ships go over the horizon

continue

ok my brain is hurting

go over the curve i meant

I used to be a sailor that caught fish for a company in Lebanon and I saw boats go nose down into the horizon

nose down right

and you're saying it doesn't do that

also, this argument may disprove flat earth:

@🍄The Mad Philosopher🍄 I want you to read this aswell

no, im asking , in your estimation, what does 'nose down' entail?

calm down carlito

Ye

well, at least you're not copying and pasting .. that's a plus

If the earth was indeed flat and had a dome on it, then how is the atmospheric pressure/density across the entire atmosphere not the same? Due to gas properties, the air would equalize it's density due to it being contained in a container (in this case the dome) and yet this doesn't happen. It keeps on getting less and less dense which means eventually there comes a vacuum which is impossible on a flat earth (well maybe idk) @🍄The Mad Philosopher🍄 @carlito

also, if the density was indeed the cause of us falling down, then what happens if something is less dense than air?

so, according to you, pressure can exist without the need for a container

could you please direct me to proof of this assertion

@carlito two things: That's not my point and yes, it can. Proof is that if you go under water, the pressure gets higher but there's no container and gas and water is a fluid. My point is that the pressure/density of the atmosphere should be the same all around the atmosphere if there was a dome, but that doesn't happen.

water and air properties about pressure is basically the same

but when it comes to transitions of heat state, it's drastically different

got any come back

...well, I think I won this one unless he comes back

hey @P. got any explanation for that

well, i'll look into what you said then get back to you, okay

oh not p my bad