@Seeker of Truth three evidences are the octans and that their visibility. Second is spherical geometry with triangles becoming geodesics. Third is gyroscopes and them detecting 15 degree per hour drift.

@rightthehand well yeah kind of

So the earth is spinning under neath is?@demonwarrior2266

Did I pass?

@demonwarrior2266 Do you have the reference to those gyroscopes?

What about planar geometry

So your trying to tell me we’re living on half a sphere or a disk

One of the main flat earthers bob noodle tried and detected it. 15 degrees time 24 hours is 360. Which is a full circle

@demonwarrior2266 You did present three proofs seems to me.

Thanks

It’s confirmed the earth is a hexigon

Ban

Ban no u

lol

No earth-shape trolling

Or I will mute

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Ignorance really is bliss

Ohh I’m sorry no jokes were allowed

jokes are OK no racially motivated ones please

@Seeker of Truth I will also explain my best proof of the three. Triangles angles always add up to 180 degrees. The only exception to this is on a sphere. This is because when you create the straight lines needed to create a triangle, they actual curve because they are dilated into geodesics because of the earths curve. The angles dont add up to 180 degrees, which can only happen on a sphere. This is what we observe on earth

If the earth is “flat” Why do mines exist

So the earth is a really thick disk

This only works over large distances though

its mostly flat... with some "contour"

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@demonwarrior2266 When I search I find a Netflix show. When I search for the 15 degrees I find nothing really. It goes back hundreds of years to the debunked pendulum.

@demonwarrior2266 I want more. Prove to me you are a globetard.

My father was a FAA certified aircraft insturment mechanic. He ran it at a shop then at his home. So I know a whole lot about WW2 era gyros. They worked very well when my dad fixed them. Many had no drift whatsoever. But not once did he have to consider this supposed spin when repairing them.