It's a spheroid

@Drewski4343 this page explains it with glober/gravity theory but that explanation is a bit premature, nobody has really figured it out

Flat earth isn’t a belief
It’s a measurement and a observation

Oh! I HAVE heard of that before!

What is the difference between curvature of spacetime and the arrow of time? Are they basically the same thing? @ewe

@California Nightmare 3.0 LOLLLL

the most sensical explanation is that reality is planar and any observed curvature is time curving

as we approach that destination

guys

why do flight paths for commercial airlines account for curvature @California Nightmare 3.0

please give me evidence

let me get on with the program

They don’t

yes they do

@SiliconBassist the curvature of space and time is the state of reality, the arrow of time is the force that mutates the state

Pilots don’t account for curvature

You are lying right now

I see

yea they do

their routes do

no they don't

100% they do

what happens with a gyroscope in a plane? does it tilt? globers debunked

Prove they do @DorgonIzFly

sure

this is why we experience lives that feel long even though on cosmic timescales they are 'a blink of an eye'

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mnu1wyvIx4w

they don't

time dilation caused by event horizon

Oh god

same root cause as observed curvature of space

https://aviation.stackexchange.com/questions/27603/do-pilots-adjust-the-aircrafts-flight-path-to-allow-for-the-curvature-of-the-ea

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=06bvdFK3vVU

we think we see space curve but we're actually seeing our observation change in time

what is causing the time dilatation from the event horizon if not a gravity well?

we don't know yet

i have gotten into aviation, i know how flight paths are made, and iv'e seen how pilots fly based on flight paths on the GE model, and it checked out to the inch in a 5 hour flight, so please, explain why this disproves the globe

frankly it could be a force really similar to what we think gravity is

but on a universal scale

They don’t
Nor do they account for curvature or coriolis