you can have the ball not be tidally locked

but that would require changing what forces are acting where on the ball

NII

Newton's Second Law

What the f is yawl's point because by now we should have seen the dark side of the moon on vid etc. So your points are mode since looking at the moon does not solve any of the issues of proving you are spinning or that you are on a water ball.

why would we see the dark side?

^

Camera

Space ship

No you wanna bring theory bs so I am going to go cook dinner and wait for you to post something relevant as it relates to experiments that prove we are spinning on a water ball.

and tbf we have seen parts of it because of the moon's wobble

like

59% of the total surface

lol

that is funny

I’m saying that on a flat earth it would be flat-out impossible to see the same side from all angles

a flat moon would distort

it would loose it's disc shape as it approaches the horizon

and a round moon would get weird next to a flat earth

Now, gravity is not a self-contained idea

it is a consequence of Newton's Third Law

or at least can be simplified to be a part of it

@Sassy Undeniably Are you familiar with Newton's Laws

Impossiball is all I see because you have not said how it wouldn't be because we say it is with in our atmosphere and that it is just a light in the sky. Only you all are standing up there and saying it's a bird it's a plain its a giant water ball because we can see a wobble moon that is see through going around above us every night

?

@Amthyric Did you go to American schools like I did?

The moon doesn’t look like just a light

It has distinct features

I'm getting a degree in Geophysics

Yeah being see through is one of them

so maybe?

You can’t see through the moon

Lol

Oh so your in theoryvill @Amthyric it's your whole world okay got a good beat on you now.

Yes you can prove me wrong biscuit

brb

I have seen the moon with my own two eyes

What are you even trying to say to me?

In no way is it see through

I’m sorry but you cannot argue against my own observations

On something like that