Okay, okay, do you guys believe in the 8''/mile thing?

and that gas would be mainly helium ?!

@Jondar02 no its flat

what prevents the gas atmosphere on earth from flying away?

But you provide calculated proof with using that as a globe earth model, at least I'm told so and I'm not completely sold on using those numbers

grabbity is the mainstream answer greenbean

grabatitty

people can't let go of their science fiction fantasy bullshit

because they love the lies

well the lie is quite elaborate and appealing too

maybe that's why

Okay, what would be the flat earth answer to explain the atmosphere?

interesting isnt it, the gravity that we can defy here on the surface, is like an impermeable force at the edge of our atmosphere

thats the maths for a globe

is their something wrong with not knowing an answer?

no

explain the atmosphere in what way?

it's also kind of unfair to demand another theory answer a question that our current theory doesn't

and, the word atmosphere is already leading toward a globular wordsalad

Uuuhm, that's kinda how you're supposed to introduce new scientific theories. They are supposed to explain everything the old theory could and more/better

did I say I was ``introducing a new theory``?

atmohemisphere

atmoplane

do you think scientists always have a new theory the moment they think the current one is failing?

Another theory, same difference

you expect perfection

why not just prove your accepted theory?

I expect an improvement

I expect lies and they never disappoint

you're full of doody

either prove the mainstream theory

you expect other people to provide the answers you are looking for instead of relying upon yourself to find the answers

or accept that their are questions you can't answer

do you believe NASA's account?

i expect people to initially do at least the basic amount of research when entering into such a topic

its not about beLIEving, it is about knowing the truth: that NASA lies

oke, so what does NASA gain by lying to everyone?

they get taxpayer money

maintaining status quo