K let me know when you show yourself doing it.

Also its its not a good idea to use known liars as your source

ok, just give me the funds and i will be on my way

do you need a PayPal link or something?

ello

also nico who are you telling people to give funds too

nobody cares my guy

he wanted me to do something, i do not have the funds myself to do so, so i asked for him to send money. he seemed to think i have the funds, so i take it he does

@Derek Nelson#1641 you do know that a hot air balloon is significantly slower than a bullet

God damn it he left

but the two things don't relate, it is the earths change in rotation as you got north or south that causes the Coriolis effect

the balloons are just going up and down

Coriolis effect aparently isnt just wind belts like i thought but instead causes them and does other stuff. I dont see how its relevant though. Its circular reasoning to say this proves the earth is a sphere or rotating and its not how people "proved" earth is round or rotating anyway so i dont see any relevence here



Also rotational velocity (or angular velocity) and tangential velocity(or linear speed) arent the same thing. Rotational velocity is constant on a rotating globe. Tangential velocity isnt. Use the right terms because clearly you mean tangential velocity

@Rudi

i went to a fossil store a few weeks ago and saw dinosaur skeletons, and trilobites from hundreds of millions of years ago

there you go, the theory that the earth is only a few thousand years old is dead now

gotta try harder than that

we have observed and have also been taught to discount any and all Coriolis effect on our Sniper rounds.. its a HOAX the earth does not spin.. it is motionless.. when shooters experience "Spin Drift" as part of the targeting solution it is mistaken for movement of the earth that is not the case.. SPIN DRIFT is the bullet slowing down wth air friction.. AND because of the rifling in the barrel... it rises and goes UP a bit at over 800 to 1000 yards or more..

its called " RIGHT HAND TWIST" ... every barrel has twist to stabilize the projectile

or the distance isn't significant enough to make a large difference and it could still be spinning

i think its like 2 inches at 800 yards or something

I agree that the corialus effect is definetly atleast unproven in that regard, but the wind belts cant be disproven. Whatever effect they're from

there is no direct evidence that the Coriolis effect happens, it is all just maths of what should happen, but there is also no direct evidence that spin drift happens, as for all you know there could be wind that pushes the bullet. the only way to know for sure is to have a 100 yard shooting range or something that is completely enclosed with guaranteed 0 wind.

Lol. What??

No evidence of spin drift?

Wtf?

You ever shot anything?

I think you must be kidding

like i said, it is just maths, for all anyone knows it could be wind

and yes i have

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Nice try nico

Wind

The coriolis is wind

Actually technically not but that is largest most known most relevant effect. It can be any object moving that happens ti be big enough to be affected

Citizen Z.... spin drift and the Coriolis effect can just be wind for all we know

Ok

😂

Is a helicopter big enough? @the21cat

Is a dust storm coming off north africa big enough?

Helicopter yes but wind isnt only global wind belts so i dont know how someone could come to a conclusion off of that. A dust storm: depends on how big the storm; really its more of a how far it travels which can be decided off of how big the storm is. But for practicle purposes of becoming hurricanes yes. South America has basically had no hurricanes ever (except like one) so it is reasonable to say there is a wind belt of some sort pushing it which is where the corialus effect would come in