@IG thats the claim

What if you saw that wasnt true?

I can show you

Nasa demonstrates

Not the best source i agree

@Citizen Z lmfao

I mean one example of it being different isn't going to change much, but if it were common that they were the same you'd have something.

But interesting

Is that really what you're using?

If you claim nasa lies then you cant use nasa as a source

I provide a test with high precision atomic clocks at altitudes of significant difference

It's a tendency, not a guarantee.

>>mute @Shadow✓

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Oof

To those who claim things fall due to air pressure: If air pressure is higher at lower altitudes, why do most things you drop fall down and not up? I don't want this to turn into yet another argument about gravity. I mostly just want to know your explanation.

Look at all the spins. Pay close attention to the dust coming off north Africa

https://youtu.be/h1eRp0EGOmE

air moves from areas of high pressure to low pressure

I'm not seeing any hurricanes..

Ah there's one.

Not just hurricanes

Look at everything

The only relevant one would be hurricanes and tornadoes.

The rest is just normal weather patterns interacting.

Yeah

Do you really believe the spin of the earth is causing that ?

But i did catch my marine ecology teacher in a lie today though

Yes.

Your choice i suppose

Indeed.

Gtg bbl

I'm open to a better explanation though.

My teacher supposedly claimed that if you fired a cannonball due north, it would turn to the right lol

uuuh

no

I had to make a fake globe to show him why he was wrong

If anything, it would turn left

Exactly

Why was your ecology teacher talking about physics lol

And that is what happens icy

He was talking about the coriolis effect but i think he used a bad example to try and represent a simple concept