Message from @Zerato

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2019-05-14 20:22:26 UTC  

Oddly enough the force can be enough fpr it tp move

2019-05-14 20:22:43 UTC  

a torus field ?

2019-05-14 20:22:43 UTC  

The more dense something is, the more gravitational force it exerts on other objects

2019-05-14 20:23:09 UTC  

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/484514023698726912/577954076344451073/image0-5-1.jpg

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/484514023698726912/577954077011607568/20190505_010034.png

2019-05-14 20:23:11 UTC  

These^^^^^^^^^

2019-05-14 20:23:23 UTC  

WHAT!!!? Another one,on the way? My dude!! Congratulations !!!

2019-05-14 20:23:23 UTC  

What is that?

2019-05-14 20:23:34 UTC  

Holy moly

2019-05-14 20:23:37 UTC  

@PicklePot kinda sorta true

2019-05-14 20:23:58 UTC  

the earth magnetic field is good explained by the globe model

2019-05-14 20:24:06 UTC  

^

2019-05-14 20:24:13 UTC  

Interesting how globe earthers don't know about the dielectric torus field around the earth. It's on both models.

2019-05-14 20:24:37 UTC  

The globe model fails in every way....its like swiss cheese

2019-05-14 20:24:39 UTC  

yes, everything is neatly packaged & presented into the globe model

2019-05-14 20:24:49 UTC  

well, almost everything

2019-05-14 20:24:53 UTC  

Youre like swiss cheese

2019-05-14 20:25:03 UTC  

@Zerato Except that a torus field doesn't create a sphere. It creates a flat plane

2019-05-14 20:25:05 UTC  

We don't know about it because it's false. Now if you'll excuse me I have a life to get back to

2019-05-14 20:25:11 UTC  

Lol at 21 tomcat

2019-05-14 20:25:51 UTC  

I personally@love swiss cheese on everything

2019-05-14 20:26:05 UTC  

@🍄The Mad Philosopher🍄 According to the law of Gauss, the magnetic field measured is good explained by the spherical model

2019-05-14 20:26:14 UTC  

is it the torus fields that help produce tides and winds? @🍄The Mad Philosopher🍄

2019-05-14 20:26:15 UTC  

@PicklePot It's literally on your model, **GENIUS!!**

2019-05-14 20:26:28 UTC  

Rude

2019-05-14 20:26:31 UTC  

Haha. Yup

2019-05-14 20:26:39 UTC  

@Zerato No, it's actually not.

2019-05-14 20:26:53 UTC  

Yes it is. kami Sama is completely right.

2019-05-14 20:26:56 UTC  

Kick their ass Mad Phil.

2019-05-14 20:27:14 UTC  

@🍄The Mad Philosopher🍄 It is actually good explained

2019-05-14 20:27:27 UTC  

You can't ecplain why a torus field only creates a sphere on the globe model and never anytime else in history or by testable replication. @Zerato

2019-05-14 20:27:31 UTC  

No, it's not.

2019-05-14 20:27:33 UTC  

Nit at all

2019-05-14 20:27:38 UTC  

Not in the slightest

2019-05-14 20:27:42 UTC  

Not ever

2019-05-14 20:27:58 UTC  

Correct phil

2019-05-14 20:28:14 UTC  

i just heard they cant solve a 3 body problem in space

2019-05-14 20:28:28 UTC  

That as well ^^^^

2019-05-14 20:28:47 UTC  

If gravity affects all mass the earth couldnt be flat. It would bend in on its self

2019-05-14 20:28:54 UTC  

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/484514023698726912/577955521076789259/keplersphres1.gif

2019-05-14 20:28:58 UTC  

hyman sheeple join back

2019-05-14 20:29:08 UTC  

Gravity is a theory and mass does not attract mass