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Wet clothes in a washer spin cycle throw water off and the earth somehow does not. Blackouts occur at lower speeds than the earth is allegedly spinning (over 1,000 mph) that's just the tip of the iceberg of strikes against a globe.This statment, "No one has ever seen, felt, heard, measured or proven such motion, yet the vast majority of people unquestioningly accept that the clearly motionless Earth beneath their feet is actually moving over six hundred million miles per hour!" makes me wonder what it is that they would expect to feel. Should they feel some sort of vibration or something if the Earth is moving through space? I've been on an airplane before that was moving at least 600 MPH. I didn't feel anything. I could have gotten out of my seat and jumped up in the air and came straight back down where I started.
Another question: Why are the stars on the other side of the world completely different than what we see in the northern hemisphere? We can't see the Large and small Megellanic cloud galaxies in America. They're not visible here. But if you travel to the other side of the earth, you can. You'll also see the stars rotating around a completely different point in the sky. How can these things be explained?
When you search or have a question, type in "flat earth" before or after the question and choose the video that suits the question best. Sometimes sifting through a few is needed to get a good scientific explanation. Some are long, others are very short but packed with data. Each time you do that, every question you have can be answered by flat earth, If you NEVER SEARCH PROOF FOR FLAT EARTH you may never get answers to some very simple questions. Off the top of my head, we know stars are differnt in the far south. That does not hurt the flat earth or the globe but I can almost guarantee the flat earth explanation makes more sense and is more likely on a flat earth than a ball. I'll search that myself just so I know the answer in the future but you can search too. I'm going to type in : "southern stars different on flat earth" and I should find the answer quickly. When I get a chance soon.
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