i worked with NASA at a summer intern chemist program

and man

if they change minds at the drop of a dime

i wouldnt even have that position

Surface tension can not exist without gravity and intermolecular forces...

but come on

@Deejay from Earth ek waat ja. maar daai man het gese wys hom hoe water bend... toe doen ek

because how can they orbit if 1. the moon is smaller than the sun, both would lose orbit aorund each other and just bolt away
2. there is nothing in between the two to establish orbit
3. they do have axis around this point, then there must be an axis on the individual masses for different "faces"

please

you cherry pick, i cherry pick

its only fair

@Sidius Show me a zoom from a satellite where people walk upside down in Australia

@ProTesTanT surveyors take it into account.

very miniscule at times

and defreaction

if suez canal is flat why cant i see the rest of the canal in the pic

??

@MR VLAK Theodolites are designed to only work on a level & stationary surface idiot.

@MR VLAK Its CLEAR you have NO idea what youre talking about.......
Its NEVER taken into account...... do some more homework.......... go talk to structural engineers

ok

i contact one

you contact one

Maybe I am a engineer

OWNED

Dumbass

@Deejay from Earth where did you go to school?

@MR VLAK If you're an engineer then I'm a Gynecologist & part-time stunt-man.

@Deejay from Earth then that makes me a flat earther and part time beggar

because how can they orbit if 1. the moon is smaller than the sun, both would lose orbit aorund each other and just bolt away
2. there is nothing in between the two to establish orbit
3. they do have axis around this point, then there must be an axis on the individual masses for different "faces"

have u done that with a ball the size of earth?

how about you look at the methane sea of titan

you know

@4rvp "IF" NOTHING. The law of entropy makes continuous perfect orbits impossible. Your model doesn't work - build a bridge and get over it.

another form of liquid

ok

what are the other laws of thermodynamics?

theres 5