Flat Earth Flat Moon

[Oafman]

Just that even "science" believes in the supernatural.

It does not. Science only accepts things for which there is sufficient evidence.

These days, science can fully explain almost all of those things, but there remain some exceptions. The singularities at the centre of black holes are a famous example. This doesn't mean that these singularities are somehow outside of nature, or somehow contradictory of the natural order. They're just something we haven't yet fully worked out. Given the accelerating pace of our discoveries and advancements in understanding, it won't be long until we do.

 

[Smidlee]

That video was terrible. "I'M THE ONLY PERSON IN THE WORLD WHO PREDICTED THIS!!1!" He clearly doesn't know a thing about astronomy. I hope this kind of video is not where you get your information on science.

Regardless of the terrible video, do you deny that the paths of the stars in my GIFs show they are orbiting something very massive and dense, but which is not visible to us?

He referring to a paper and he did predict they would find nothing. Now if he the only one I seriously doubt it since there are others who thinks black holes are nonsense.

Is there stuff in space we don't know anything about. Of course but I don't believe the universe revolves around our intellect.

 

[Oafman]

He referring to a paper and he did predict they would find nothing. Now if he the only one I seriously doubt it since there are others who thinks black holes are nonsense.

Is there stuff in space we don't know anything about. Of course but I don't believe the universe revolves around our intellect.

I see.

So, do you deny that the paths of the stars in my GIFs show they are orbiting something very massive and dense, but which is not visible to us?

 

[Paul of Eugene OR]

Just that even "science" believes in the supernatural.

Science is a field of study. As such, it cannot "believe" things. Its up to the humans who do the science to also choose to believe things such as the supernatural.

 

[ZAILAN3]

if moon is round the only scientific way i could find to explain why moon would be gravity:
the forces of gravity are pulling all the matter to the center of the moon evenly which cause a sphere. if that is why moon is spherical it means there is no chance the earth is flat. unless, you know, magic.

 

[Ophiolite]

I don't know about the moon, but obviously the Earth cannot be flat. If it was that would mean the elephant it sits upon has a flat back, and we all know the back of an elephant is curved. Quod erat demonstrandum.

 

[Doctor.Sphinx]

I don't know about the moon, but obviously the Earth cannot be flat. If it was that would mean the elephant it sits upon has a flat back, and we all know the back of an elephant is curved. Quod erat demonstrandum.

But wouldn't this mean that the Earth is trunk shaped, rather than spherical or pear-shaped?

 

[Ophiolite]

But wouldn't this mean that the Earth is trunk shaped, rather than spherical or pear-shaped?

Ear today, geoid tomorrow.

 

[AirPo]

AW man! I thought AV was back.
Or is he ... ?

 

[Paul of Eugene OR]

if moon is round the only scientific way i could find to explain why moon would be gravity:
the forces of gravity are pulling all the matter to the center of the moon evenly which cause a sphere. if that is why moon is spherical it means there is no chance the earth is flat. unless, you know, magic.

Gravity is indeed the reason the moon is round. The gravity of the moon is sufficient to overcome the resistance of solid rock and force it into a spherical shape.