I can spin a tennis ball slowly and this doesn't happen

So what does this support

Earth is going close to 1000mph according to you all.

ok true

so lemme ask you this

🎃Oakheart🎃Today at 6:28 PM
Geocentric.
When you throw a tennis ball, it spins and water flies off.
(Wet tennis ball).

In a car, driving around a corner

does the speed affect how much you're thrown to the outside of the turn, does the sharpness of the turn matter, or both?

you still have yet to show evidence to support your claims, and ive witnessed cognative try to shift the burden of proof

@🎃Oakheart🎃#4303 ? what do you think?

CognativeBais_01Today at 6:26 PM
@Silly Rabbit, Trix Are For Kids Your telling me to show evidence yet u can't seem to show me any....hm see a fallacy here

shifting the burden of proof

and also fallacy fallacy

I think there's something off about this tennis ball analogy

What is off about it?

How do we represent the earth?

because I think speed and size matter

just like my car around a corner example

which you didn't answer

It depends on your views.

In this case, I am making a model of the earth with a tennis ball.

An analogy really.

So if i spin it slowly the water stays on

therefore this could happen on the earth too

But it has already been stated, which you agreed to, that the earth was spinning at 1000mph. That is by no means slow.

Therefore, it does not make sense.

but maybe radius of rotation AND speed matter

like the car example

Perhaps

Speed is one factor that we've discussed.

Radius of rotation.

An interesting idea.

Well did you take high school physics?

Haha

b/c there is a simple equation for calculating the acceleartion due to rotational motion

Plug it in?

You can

or you can derive it yourself with calculus

Or you can spin a known mass around in a known circle, and measure the force

So again which tennis ball example represents the earth, the slow spinning one, or the fast one?

Fast