Is the World Flat? The Flatlander's theory..

[SunnyJim]

Ok, gravity is a force agreed? The force of gravity. If a force pulls on a larger object it will move less than if a force pulls on a smaller object. Tie a rope to a bucket of water half full and pull on it. Then fill the bucket the rest of the way up and pull on it. Which one moves more

First, make the distinction between size and mass..

Then start again.

 

[Gary Goodson]

Ok, gravity is a force agreed? The force of gravity. If a force pulls on a larger object it will move less than if a force pulls on a smaller object. Tie a rope to a bucket of water half full and pull on it. Then fill the bucket the rest of the way up and pull on it. Which one moves more

Dude I read the same link that you did and it wasn't referring to gravity having less of an effect on a smaller body of water. It was saying the ocean is such a large body of water that you notice the tides. You might not notice the rivers tides, but they still have them. THATS what that link was about.

 

[Phatlewtz]

Fat chicks have wetter muskier pussys. More stank gets trapped in the pubes. Better flavor profile imo, That heat lets it marinate.

All about dem terps!

 

[Mellowman2112]

Dude I read the same link that you did and it wasn't referring to gravity having less of an effect on a smaller body of water. It was saying the ocean is such a large body of water that you notice the tides. You might not notice the rivers tides, but they still have them. THATS what that link was about.

Read the first link, the consensus was that it doesnt act the same on smaller bodies.

 

[mr sunshine]

*pussies

Dammit abe, Why are you correcting me? Don't you know who the Fuck I am?

 

[Mellowman2112]

Can anyone see the clouds bending in order to follow the shape of the round earth in this photo?

 

[Gary Goodson]

Can anyone see the clouds bending in order to follow the shape of the round earth in this photo?View attachment 3698101

Why don't you bend over and follow the shape of deez nuts

 

[Mellowman2112]

it should be impossible to see that far on a round earth. We see to the end of the shallow 100 mile lake bed. ^^^^

 

[Mellowman2112]

It should be impossible to see that far on a round earth. We see to the end of the shallow 100 mile lake bed. ^^^^

 

[thespaceman937]

Can anyone see the clouds bending in order to follow the shape of the round earth in this photo?View attachment 3698101

Negative. The Earth MUST be flat

 

[Mellowman2112]

Why don't you bend over and follow the shape of deez nuts

I thought all you had was a mangina.

 

[tangerinegreen555]

Why don't you bend over and follow the shape of deez nuts

Deez nutz means something different in this thread.

 

[mr sunshine]

Can anyone see the clouds bending in order to follow the shape of the round earth in this photo?View attachment 3698101

They bend at the top. We wouldn't be able to see that from down here.what else do you want to know?

 

[Mellowman2112]

Negative. The Earth MUST be flat

Thanks for having the balls to admit it. Very few people are able to accept some truths in life if they conflict with their world view.

 

[Mellowman2112]

Dude I read the same link that you did and it wasn't referring to gravity having less of an effect on a smaller body of water. It was saying the ocean is such a large body of water that you notice the tides. You might not notice the rivers tides, but they still have them. THATS what that link was about.

That's what they say, but if i jiggle a small bucket of water with the same force I jiggle a large bucket of water is not the jiggling more noticeable in the smaller bucket?

 

[Mellowman2112]

They bend at the top. We wouldn't be able to see that from down here.what else do you want to know?

Perhaps they do.

 

[srh88]

That's what they say, but if i jiggle a small bucket of water with the same force I jiggle a large bucket of water is not the jiggling more noticeable in the smaller bucket?

so what does jiggling water have to do with gravitational pull

 

[Mellowman2112]

so what does jiggling water have to do with gravitational pull

*sighs,......They both are a force being exerted on the water.

 

[mr sunshine]

*sighs,......They both are a force being exerted on the water.

You're not actually jiggling the water, you're just moving the land it sits on.

 

[srh88]

*sighs,......They both are a force being exerted on the water.

You're not actually jiggling the water, you're just moving the land it sits on.

there it is