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2/3/2017 3:59:22 PM
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Hey Krishnas,
I have an interesting argument for you. So you know how flat earthers believe that the earth accelerates upwards and gravity doesn't exist? Well, since whatever it is that brings you back to earth is obviously weaker on the moon, that would mean that the moon is accelerating upwards slower than the earth. By now, the earth would've passed the moon and we wouldn't have it anymore. How has the earth stayed with the moon all of this time? Is it held in by the same magic that allows planes to fly from the West Coast to Asia without flying off the edge of the world?
[spoiler]btw, I think what you're doing is really cool; trying to prove something mainstream wrong, and I respect you for having the courage to do that.[/spoiler]
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3 RepliesThe moon landings never happened. No one knows how fast/slow someone would fall on the moon. Likely, objects would fall on the moon at the same rate as on earth, due to the universal accelerator. However, since the noon is a sphere (much smaller and closer to earth's surface), it is an intuitively obvious fact that any object not fixed to its surface would roll towards its south pole until it eventually fell off into space. Only Flat planetary bodies can support life (like humans) that do not directly root themselves to the planet's surface.
