We need to circumnavigate over the south/ north poles and back again to prove it can be done. We would need to stop at both poles and record the star trails to confirm our locations. It has never been done.
You can model tsunamis. And they have been modeling oceans for years.
We understand how water creates pressure. The pressure is equal on all sides, like how bubbles form in water. Are you claiming our atmosphere is now water (liquid)?
So you have been up there to quantify the sun and moon yourself? Don't think so.
You are right, there must be some dimension to what we're on, but at this stage you and I are restricted from exploring to truly find them out. I'm not claiming it is a endless plane, but there could potentially be more land they are hiding from us. Until we can truly explore, we will never know for sure.
I can prove how water works in this reality.
I can prove that gases need a container, and that if a higher pressure is next to a lower, then the higher pressure will move into the lower one.
There has been no experiment to prove the earths motion.
There is no measurable curvature.
It shouldn't really be that hard to prove the globe, should it?
I'll tell you what, if you do all the ground work, getting all the authorizations, and pay for everything needed for us to be able to attempt a north to south (and back around) circumnavigation, we will need to stop for a few days at both the north and south pole so we can record the star trails, so we can confirm our locations. I will pay for everything else. We can raffle of 3 to 4 other seats, you will make your money back ten fold with this. I will pay for our travel and fuel, food and rations, equipment, everything that we will need to complete the trip. All you need to do is get the authorizations completed for us to do be able to do it. Deal?


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It's the popular buzzword on the forum these days… cool. I keep bringing up “the edge” because it’s only natural to think that if we in fact live in a flat world, there must be some dimensions. An endless plane? I find that harder to swallow than your hated globe. But then again, there are tons of things we don’t fully understand. The limits of the universe. The beginning of time. Nothing in science has ever even come close to explaining any of those things. So in our arguing over the Earth, there is also that framework of questions neither of us has answers for.
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