Because oil isnt the only liquid

Things deposit at random

Not into one condensed spot

Different densities = different locations = mountains and shit

Oil is not just a thin layer

We are talking about how the waves are interpreted. Not earthquakes themselves. You are seriously dense. I'm literally done with this dumb logic

P and S waves are a part of equakes...

Ffs

Lol

what's on the underside of the flat earth?

@kev what's the deepest hole ever drilled?

that would be the Kola Superdeep Borehole

Also in the flat earth theory if I remember correctly gravity Isn't real the earth Is just always moving up if that's true then how can we still see the same stars that we have seen thousand of years ago

Please @ me if you have the answer

@King Of Karma ♡ that is flat earth society propaganda. FES is controlled opposition likely created by the CIA or the like to discredit FE. The earth is not moving upwards. It's not moving sideways or diagonal or any which way. The earth is stationary and that's what all flat earthers believe. There has never been an experiment that proved earth is moving.

Apply that logic to the globe. If we were moving, the stars would change

They dont, like you said, thousands of years.

Not a globe, not a disk in space.

Just a flat earth

Oh ok thanks

Can a flat earther please take a photo of the edge for me? @ me when you have taken the photo. Thank you.

I will now go AFK due to having school.

@KineHawk bannable

@KineHawk

This is your warning

Now...

Show me a photo you took of the globe.

😂

I think the 2nd image was taken a few miles or km above the moon's surface, can't remember the exact number.

I also cant be bothered to type this anymore, just google why the stars don't change position which takes like 20 seconds.

Lol

Google. Lol

Stars that are light years away should appear to move. Lol

Makes sense

How do you know they are light years away?

Read kings dethroned

You might like it

Because were assuming a heliocentric model when saying the stars should move in the heliocentric model

If that makes sense

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