i actually don't think the earth is round lmao

it's an oblate spheriod

Proof?

it's essentially just round earth. but water at the poles is stretched because of rotation iirc

sir, please provide evidence that the Earth is flat, because so far your evidence has been rejected on the basis of unreliability

How many miles does the equator deviate from being a perfect sphere?

lemme check

it's very small

Yes..not detectable..unless your name is NASA

it's 13 miles at the equator

I mean with an image of the earth and some math you could calculate it

So you believe someone measured that?

it makes sense to me.

What image of earth?

the several found on google if you google earth

Send me a source link.

anyway if you take something and spin it it becomes stretched right?

the centrifugal force stretches it slightly.

sir you cannot know if the centrifugal forces stretch it slightly because your senses may be unreliable

If it had water on it and you spun something fast enough to stretch it, the water flys off.

that's a liquid

sir you cannot know if the water flys off because your senses may be unreliable

if you get a mushy sphere, fix it to something that spins it from the middle, and make sure it dosent fall off, it will stretch and flatten at it's poles, try it.

So you're saying earth is spinning fast enough and long enough to stretch rock?

yes. it's alledgly spinning at 1000mph and it's been spinning for billions of years alledgy.

How does the water stay?

gravity

gravitons

electromagnetic forces

Gravitons is a joke

yeah probably

gravity pushes it down to the earths core

but gravity is shown on any other body in space.

No

Gravity is a law within a theory

@CanWab gravity is a very small pull force.

@nef gravity is not a push or a pull. Its considered the warping of space time and the attraction of two objects

it's probably the weakest force ever.

yes a pull force.

that's what a pull force is

Alright, @nef has been warned for '**Bad word usage**'.