@Mr Orb ☭ nice pfp

What water. A volume of water is level? The surface of water is level? Level in regards to what, too? @Flat Earth PhD

Are you American? I wanna ask you smth

I am not american

I do reside there

Oh okay I was gonna ask you abt the 2020 election

Go ahead and ask xD

#trump2020

_I hope both teams lose._

Who are you voting for?

All the hecking way

My work area is political science afterall xD

move it to the lounge pleaes

Wait what omg that’s so cool

this is for flat earth only

thanks

Oh sorry wrong room.

no worries

@Flat Earth PhD Didnt think id be saying this, but youre right xD going to the lounge

water is level, relative to its distance to the center of gravity

but water is not level in the sense that it forms a horizontal line (noticable only over large enough distances)

Lasers debunk curvature

Long distance photos too

lasers provide strong evidence for curvature

False, a flat earther wasted upwards of 3000 dollars in lasers and equipment only to find out curvature didnt exist. Look it up in youtube xD

lasers debunk flatness

Lasers don’t curve downwards @....

Lasers curve upwards

Debunks curvature once again

in the case of lasers curving upwards, they would be compatible with both flatness and curvature

as lasers would be closest to the surface in the middle of their paths

Lasers always curve upwards over a large body of water

Never downwards

You can make a laser curve downwards in a controlled environment inside of your house
But in nature it does not

dont you think its very coincidental that your lasers somehow seem curve upwards over water, just like their distance to the surface would be as predicted by curvature?

Lasers should be curving downwards if that’s the case

why?

Curve downwards to go over curvature

Never upwards

they dont go over the curvature, thats the point of laser tests, which is why they are nearly hitting the surface in the middle of their paths

Which is why we do them to debunk curvature