But does the Earth?

Or at a change big enough that you feel it?

I dont think you’ve ever been in a car

Yes it’s pretty big considering the speed it moves in

Next time you get on a car, go at a constant speed, and see if you can feel a change

What we feel is the acceleration.

^

Because we have inertia

We accelerate and decelerate supposedly yet you can’t feel it

Or measure or test it

But you should believe it

We can measure it

No you can theories the measurements but it’s no where accurate or stable

Literally, get a meter stick, a stop watch, some paper and a ball

The earth is flat

The measurements they come up with change all the time

Drop a ball from varying heights and measure how long it take to fall

^^^

lmao

You can verify this for yourself

I’m talking about measuring our speed revolving the sun and spinning

We can also measure that

You just need a telescope and a basic understanding of trigonometry

Sure man anyways I’m bored from this talk you don’t seem very smart

Lul rude

You don’t know the distances but want to use trigonometry

How does that work

You don't seem very smart for believing that the Earth is flat

We can find side lengths of a triage with at least one distance

The distances they come up with changes all the time and is extremely inaccurate

Triangle*

so you take measurements from like 500 miles apart

Of course they change

Show me the trigonometry you use to find the distance to the sun

We don’t travel in a perfect circle

You don’t even know the size of the object

@Forsaken try not to insult others for having different beliefs! Ty

Hey

https://spaceplace.nasa.gov/review/dr-marc-solar-system/planet-distances.html

You should tell him that too @Metallica

We can use parallaxes to find the distance