So you’re providing an example where the earth isn’t moving at all, and that’s what we are supposed to observe on a stationary earth anyway.

If the earth is moving in an opposite direction beneath him, it will produce a different momentum in that other direction.

Because that is what would actually happen in the scenario of earth moving. It would not land in the same place if the ball is traveling in an opposite direction, because of the gravity mainstream science proposes. It’s what supposedly keeps a helicopter stationary above a rotating earth. According to the theory.

You’re losing me..

On a stationary earth, firing a 50 caliber rifle straight up in a moving truck, and continue to drive, is one test, I would not want to do.

That’s what the coriolis effect would say. The earth spins beneath it.

I didn’t claim to know the math. The video I posted was of a guy who does claim to know and he has gotten zero claimed mathematical rebuttals. Except by you, here in discord.

I already innately know the effect is a hoax. If it were true, it would effect balloons, planes, helicopters, take your pick. But it doesn’t.

Spare me.

You can’t use math to explain away how the effect doesn’t work on those other vehicles I just mentioned.

No, you can’t. Only in the fantasy world of make believe.

The earth’s spin can effect a bullet in fractions of a second, but not a ginormous vehicle even when given 36 hours.

Please understand what I’m saying.

Why aren’t you working out those equations here?

Let me see how you did it.

You know the drill.

Different type of rotation @Derek Nelson

The hot air balloons rotate with the earth as they are in the air rotating with the earth

The snipers bullet (when shooting towards north or south) has to be adjust for the rotation because the ground below it is slowing down or speeding up relative to its original position. Like on a spinning disks, the edge is moving faster then the centre

And by the way, that truck of yours ought to be moving a 1,000 miles per hour.

You’re copy and pasting.

Lol.

Me

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Oh wow.

And no. Your entire theory is crap. The bullet is accounting for spin drift. Not rotation of the earth. That’s it.

Is it not the Coriolis effect

Coriolis effect doesn’t even exist.

Proof?

It’s never been proven in the first place.

I don’t have to disprove a theory, that hasn’t been proven.

It is just something that big boat guns and and snipers have to take into account

No, they don’t. All they’re actually accounting for is spin drift.

And you know this how?

But the bullet spins in 1 direction, but there are 2 directions you have to account for in each hemisphere

So does it spin in a different direction?

Here’s what an actual sniper has to say.

When a bullet has to leave the barrel, they normally spin it to make it more accurate @INeedMySpace

No coriolis effect needed at all.

Yeh, i know