It's only black at night! In the daytime it's blue.If the Sun is 93 mm miles away and gives the earth its light, then why is space black?
Problem is, Earth's surface curvature is super easy for anyone to figure out.YUP and a couple of other things come to mind, that we just accept because we were too young to question.
Probably due to not being intelligent enough to use the evidence at hand in order to arrive at a correct conclusion, is why.Ever wonder why so many people "fall for" the flat Earth meme..
The fact that central Oregon is 3000' higher in elevation than San Diego, is the likely culprit.Travelling between central Orygun & San Diego, I have noticed a difference in my gas mileage.
I have been doing this for 28
years, which pretty much takes care of variations of speed & other factors, in ether direction.
My overall MPG going south to San Diego is 18.7 MPG. My average coming home is 17.4 MPG.
I believe that I have figured out why this is, can you ?![]()
Sol's pic of Chicago clearly shows that surface of Lake Michigan has curvature, yet your cognitive dissonance seems to prevent you from being able to even see the photo. LolAccepted as fact:
Water always keeps level, but the oceans bend around the "globe" because of "gravity"
Because anyone with a lick of sense to them realizes that San Diego is at sea level and central Oregon is not at sea level.Why would traveling "South" be down hill when the direction of travel is toward the greater diameter of the alleged globe?
I gotcha lukI can't bother to repost my post from months ago but in 1989 I sailed across the South Pacific with my girlfriend (now wife) and we used a sextant, Radio Shack Time-Cube for time ticks and a Casio wrist watch. Just 'local noon suns' everyday got us from the Galapagos Is. to the Marquesas Is. in 28 days downwind thru the Trades. It was awesome. Yah it's a G-L-O-B-E.
Everyone knows the earth is actually a dodecahedron. Prove me wrong. LOL.
Show me an edge.Everyone knows the earth is actually a dodecahedron. Prove me wrong. LOL.
Show me an edge.