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@TBIman
Oh such a smart-alec you are. You're probably a Flat Earth believer, as well. If you knew anything about science, then you would know that we don't feel the motion of the Earth because we're moving at the same speed along with it! If you're driving a car, you're moving at the same speed IT is.
Further, the rotation of our planet can also be observed with a Foucault pendulum. According to the Smithsonian Institution, physicist Jean Foucault showcased the experiment at the World's Fair in Paris in 1851, and was the first formal experiment to prove our planet rotates. Light aberration by Bradley, stellar parallax, and Doppler effect support the revolution of the Earth.
Listen, I know that this is a very hard pill to swallow, but swallow it you must. And you have been replying to BritishFailedAesthetic. Are you getting senile, too?
How would you know if the world was stationary, or not? Do you feel any motion now? Listen I know that this is a very hard pill to swallow, but swallow it you must. I do not know any British people
Oh such a smart-alec you are. You're probably a Flat Earth believer, as well. If you knew anything about science, then you would know that we don't feel the motion of the Earth because we're moving at the same speed along with it! If you're driving a car, you're moving at the same speed IT is.
Further, the rotation of our planet can also be observed with a Foucault pendulum. According to the Smithsonian Institution, physicist Jean Foucault showcased the experiment at the World's Fair in Paris in 1851, and was the first formal experiment to prove our planet rotates. Light aberration by Bradley, stellar parallax, and Doppler effect support the revolution of the Earth.
Listen, I know that this is a very hard pill to swallow, but swallow it you must. And you have been replying to BritishFailedAesthetic. Are you getting senile, too?
GodSpeed63 · 61-69, M
@GodSpeed63 He sure does!! lol
