No it has mountains and so forth. Not totally flat.

I believe a simulation exists for every possibility of earth

So yes

Our brains do seem to be part of the equation. What we see is not always what is to be seen.

If earth was flat then how does gravity work?

Cuz gravity grabs the objects towards the centre of the object

there is no gravity

Simulated buoyancy

We do not know how Gravity works. Flat or round we do not know. Round earth scientist make no claim they know what causes gravity. There are just assumptions never proven.

Buoyancy is caused by gravity. Liquids that go up or down. Why? Gravity.

2 theories for flat earth gravity. 1) Density/buoyancy and 2) Universal Acceleration

Sadly due to misinformation many of them do claim they KNOW

Acceleration has been proven. Just slam on the brakes and you feel that force.

exactly. in fact, the Equivalence Principle says that acceleration can perfectly simulate gravity.

Yes if the earth were on a huge spinning circle we would have gravity. Even if mass to mass attraction is a complete lie.

There was a theory you could have a ball with the sun in the middle spinning for gravity. Way out there.

the earth would have to be accelerating upwards, though.

Hello flatties

No tie a rock to a string and spin it. It could work that way.

Guys earth ain’t flat

So.....

OK show the proof.

that's not acceleration @Steve Angell, that's centrifugal force.

Which is acceleration. Take the vectors into account.

without gravity, a spinning plate would force objects on it outwards.

If earth was flat then y the Shadow of earth during a lunar eclipse is furved on the moon

And on that count, by how long ots supposedly existed we would be going damn fast, and if the laws of energy are true by rights we should be really really hot

Look at nasas live streams from space

Curved*

Is Mars Flat?

@Drewski4343 what spinning plate

Is the Moon flat?

Earth doesn’t look

Are all the planets flat?

Flat

By ur mom is flat too

Untie the string and the rock flys. Acceleration.

Like bruh it ain't flat

@California Nightmare as in, the flat earth. just replying to Steve.