I have a question

On a flat earth, when rain falls from a cloud, does it lose gravitational potential energy?

How much static is in the air

None

Or not enough to cause an influence

Lol

Well?

aight

I dont know @SpiderLedgic (Cancer)

@Juulesmann 3 reasons why its a globe?

ok

ship thing first

i realize yall have those photoshopped videos of ships getting smaller

but I literally went to a ship festival the other day

Like what photoshop videos?

and watched

It’s an important question

sorry my bad

ill find one

@Juulesmann goto voice. Chad says he will interview you

On a spherical Earth, gravity appears to pull objects toward its centre. I’m not really sure how that would possibly work on a flat Earth

Yeah if u find a photoshop video of a ship let me know @Juulesmann

But for a proper flat Earth theory, understanding of gravity would be needed

i'm sorry but my mic simply doesn't work on discord

dk why

All water would be sucked toward the centre of the disc and that clearly isn’t happening

@SpiderLedgic (Cancer) yeah i dont know. I would assume its not pulling to a center or the center is uniformly dense and gigantic under us

@SpiderLedgic (Cancer) could you make a diagram explaining that please

@SpiderLedgic (Cancer) you are assuming a core

vsauce has a great diagram on his channel

have you heard of prntscrn

@SpiderLedgic (Cancer) you are trying to use the globe model to make sense of a different model

and paint

Shell Theorem

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

Ton of bad info there

Seriously talk about garbage science

i see a straw man

And in real life, if one were in the Earth’s centre, gravity wouldn’t act on you at all

How does gravity work on Flat Earth?