no i believe in the globe

yeh me too

Yes, technically both are still models, though.

thats how it works in the external core

FLAT EARTH WALKING ON A TINY GLOBE FISH EYE LENS: https://imgur.com/rk2Dub4

@dann5002 How does molten metal produce magnetism in your model?

@🍄The Mad Philosopher🍄 i answered you

what is that gif tho

@Canadian_White_Boy Metal loses magnetism when super-heated.

like it does normally cuz the earth is a golbe

Try again

depends on the metal

No

Aleays

Always

also its not the molten part that creates the magnetic field

>>mute 473932076257640449

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the earth is a golbe

i require the forbidden løøp

its the inner part of the core

its solid

Actually, I have to look that up, why does metal lose magnetism when heated.

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No metal retains magnetism when super-heated.

@Canadian_White_Boy Wrong

im stupidddd

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welp you got me there]

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@elle - sorry, Elle, ..its not : /

im not very smart arent i

The molten metal part is the part said to create the magnetic field

@✧Mike Flatbird (Mike Blackbird)✧ i was just teasing a misspelling

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@elle 😃 👍

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im quite stupid tbh

how did i not know that

ughhhhhhh