ermmmmm. because maybe helium is lighter than air

nuh...

ok good your a globe earther

Not lighter @l.caudri

Less dense

@Jondar02 gravity cant be weak. The entire oceans are wrapped around a ball spinning at 1000mph going 66000mph around the sun. When you spin a ball the water flies off at the equator. So gravity is so powerful that its holding this water onto the ball and fighting the inertia of it trying
to fly off

Gravity is "weak" but the formula explains the whole, it keeps oceans in but not a little balloon

ah ha, what mythacism is this!

on a degree of 0 to 10, how much in a bad situation am I with this tag? 🤔

2 or 4

depends

for users it's probably a -1, for admins it's 3 or smth

what does it means btw?

means you've once been muted

I should prob stay away from the lounge

yeahh

some people there really don't like me X_X

who? logged?

well as I said, if the earth is flat I am a scammer

yeh

nah, he's a very cool dude as far as I know

oh ok

I mean, if the earth is flat then why does engineering work?

this like, really bothers me

What do you mean? Most engineers don't even account the curvature of earth, the only one I could find was the golden gate bridge

he means indirectly

actually engineers need to learn/take account many things

gravity is one example

another is satellites, if they don't exist much things doesn't makes sense

including networks

Shouldn't all bridges or large buildings account earths curvature? The only one that actually does account is the golden gate bridge.

nah, the earth curvature is too insignificant for most things

but if ya talking about a sniper or smt like that

then yeah, the earth curvature and it's frequency matters a lot

the Verrazano Narrows bridge also accounts for earth curvature

it's curved but it doesn't match the earths curvature

Have you done the math to prove that it doesn't match?

https://www.mathscinotes.com/2017/01/effect-of-earths-curvature-on-suspension-bridge-dimensions/

this blog post shows it.

the water would stay flat anyway btw

i see a fb wm...