NASA says humans could land on Mars in 25 years

[Alpha]

Is the Moon flat also, then?

The moon is definitely round, so how can the earth be flat?

Spicoli mentioned this awhile back, and it's a good question to ask.

But it's like looking at a pool table and thinking because the balls are round, then the table must be round as well.

[Beanz]

Is the Moon flat also, then?

The moon is definitely round, so how can the earth be flat?

Spicoli mentioned this awhile back, and it's a good question to ask.

But it's like looking at a pool table and thinking because the balls are round, then the table must be round as well.

Not really because you can see the straight edges on a pool table where as the straight edge you see as the horizon is a disc slice section of the sphere that is earth, not your distortion of your eyes telling you it is flat.

[Alpha]

Is the Moon flat also, then?

The moon is definitely round, so how can the earth be flat?

Spicoli mentioned this awhile back, and it's a good question to ask.

But it's like looking at a pool table and thinking because the balls are round, then the table must be round as well.

Not really because you can see the straight edges on a pool table where as the straight edge you see as the horizon is a disc slice section of the sphere that is earth, not your distortion of your eyes telling you it is flat.

It is the exact same thinking, of course we can see the edges of the table, but we are not that size in relation to the earth. An ant on a pool looking at the balls, then thinks the table has to be round. That's the thought pattern.

[Spicoli]

And yes chocolate can be liquid and at this point I've forgotten what relevance that may have in this head numbing redundancy.

Lets stop using 'flat' disk and instead go with Pizza Earth and surely the differences and disagreements will die out.

[Alpha]

And yes chocolate can be liquid and at this point I've forgotten what relevance that may have in this head numbing redundancy.

Lets stop using 'flat' disk and instead go with Pizza Earth and surely the differences and disagreements will die out.

Yes Chocolate can be a fluid, but it's water that is claimed to be able to conform to the exterior of a shape.

[Spicoli]

And yes chocolate can be liquid and at this point I've forgotten what relevance that may have in this head numbing redundancy.

Lets stop using 'flat' disk and instead go with Pizza Earth and surely the differences and disagreements will die out.

Yes Chocolate can be a fluid, but it's water that is claimed to be able to conform to the exterior of a shape.

If a sphere to scale..not sure what that exactly means but there it is..spins at what is to be thought 1000 miles per hour (?). Lets say a normal size globe with consideration to soil, surface and ocean depths and terrain , would surface water not be likely to hold for the most part and rather than just slide off. Oh and gravity and stuff.

the pizza claim is a winner btw

[Alpha]

And yes chocolate can be liquid and at this point I've forgotten what relevance that may have in this head numbing redundancy.

Lets stop using 'flat' disk and instead go with Pizza Earth and surely the differences and disagreements will die out.

Yes Chocolate can be a fluid, but it's water that is claimed to be able to conform to the exterior of a shape.

If a sphere to scale..not sure what that exactly means but there it is..spins at what is to be thought 1000 miles per hour (?). Lets say a normal size globe with consideration to soil, surface and ocean depths and terrain , would surface water not be likely to hold for the most part and rather than just slide off. Oh and gravity and stuff.

the pizza claim is a winner btw

What type of gravity are you talking about?

Would you agree that in our reality, water will always fill it's container and the surface will always be flat?