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post 1505406741 05-19-2017, 08:04 PM
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If the Earth is actually round, wouldn't all the water run to the bottom?

post 1505407071 05-19-2017, 08:07 PM
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Same way the sun orbits around jupiter
post 1505407111 05-19-2017, 08:07 PM
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I hope this is a roll bread... Either that are you are completely mentally challenged.
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post 1505407211 05-19-2017, 08:08 PM
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This is the dumbest thing I've seen in my life

Gravity pulls things towards the core which has nothing to do with water placement. Things fall towards the core, not the bottom
post 1505407231 05-19-2017, 08:09 PM
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Ugh op why u do this to my brain
post 1505407341 05-19-2017, 08:10 PM
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Originally Posted By BrofessorXavier
This is the dumbest thing I've seen in my life

Gravity pulls things towards the core which has nothing to do with water placement. Things fall towards the core, not the bottom
except every river runs downhill, not towards the centre of the earth....
post 1505407781 05-19-2017, 08:14 PM
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Originally Posted By Barbellasaurus
except every river runs downhill, not towards the centre of the earth....
Lol not sure if troll or not

Downhill is closer to the core than up hill
post 1505408111 05-19-2017, 08:17 PM
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Originally Posted By trapper08
Lol not sure if troll or not

Downhill is closer to the core than up hill
right. which is why bucketloads of water is currently sitting in clouds just floating around. oh right the 'core' suddenly doesn't apply then. even though the water is the same weight up there. because 'reasons'.
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this thread has me like

post 1505408721 05-19-2017, 08:24 PM
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Originally Posted By Barbellasaurus
right. which is why bucketloads of water is currently sitting in clouds just floating around. oh right the 'core' suddenly doesn't apply then. even though the water is the same weight up there. because 'reasons'.
Clouds hold the water until it condenses... once it falls out of the cloud it falls where? To the core.
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post 1505408751 05-19-2017, 08:24 PM
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Same reason why our moon orbits around Pluto buddy
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post 1505408931 05-19-2017, 08:26 PM
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Jump from a height. The direction you travel will be the same as water
post 1505409171 05-19-2017, 08:29 PM
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Except that it does. Why do you think tsunamis only happen south of the equator? That's all the water flowing to the bottom, OP.




In all seriousness, what always gets me in these threads is people trying to seriously correct the OP.
post 1505409281 05-19-2017, 08:31 PM
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Originally Posted By Barbellasaurus
right. which is why bucketloads of water is currently sitting in clouds just floating around. oh right the 'core' suddenly doesn't apply then. even though the water is the same weight up there. because 'reasons'.
yea it does
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post 1505409351 05-19-2017, 08:31 PM
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Originally Posted By SauceBrah
Jump from a height. The direction you travel will be the same as water
Preferably make this a very tall building.
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Globe earth people will just regurgitate what they have been told to think. As absurd as it is. They will literally ignore common sense because they have been told to think a certain way from birth. They are cowards.


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Originally Posted By cnatboy
Clouds hold the water until it condenses... once it falls out of the cloud it falls where? To the core.
no. sun sucks up water. clouds pushed inland. mountains are usually foggy for a reason. the cloud doesn't fall, it hits the mountains and the ones that are higher get pushed around by the wind until they go lower and hit something causes them to break up. water then runs downhill back into the ocean. if there was a core it would just suck all the water straight into the middle of the earth. there's even ****ing volcanic vents down there, so why isn't the water being sucked into them? instead stuff comes up out of it.
post 1505409911 05-19-2017, 08:37 PM
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How you made it to 27 is beyond me.

Honestly, I'm not even trolling, you should consider rotting for the rest of your life.
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post 1505410711 05-19-2017, 08:44 PM
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Originally Posted By Aussie939291
How you made it to 27 is beyond me.

Honestly, I'm not even trolling, you should consider rotting for the rest of your life.
i would but i might get sucked up into the centre of the earth
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Originally Posted By Barbellasaurus
right. which is why bucketloads of water is currently sitting in clouds just floating around. oh right the 'core' suddenly doesn't apply then. even though the water is the same weight up there. because 'reasons'.
Originally Posted By cnatboy
Clouds hold the water until it condenses... once it falls out of the cloud it falls where? To the core.
Legit lol if you give a serious answer like this
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Same as the Earth is spinning below you and you go straight up in a hot air balloon and 20 minutes later you go back down and land in Japan.
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Why would you assume North is up OP?
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when u look out the window of an airplane that's flying u can see the earth is flat. it is not rounded. the horizon would been curved but its not.
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Originally Posted By BrofessorXavier
This is the dumbest thing I've seen in my life

Gravity pulls things towards the core which has nothing to do with water placement. Things fall towards the core, not the bottom
Gravity does not pull towards the cores...

Gravity is a result of A massive object such as the Earth bending and causing the curvature in space. Now that distortion in the space time causes the curvature that creates the effect of gravity.

SO it's incorrect to say gravity pulls towards the core. It's better to say gravity presses an all the surface of the earth equally to try and fill the space that is occupied hence the core.

A good analogy is the dropping a ball in the Ocean and at a certain depth the ball will be crushed. That's how gravity works.
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What do you think floods are?

It's when that part goes to the bottom.

Duh.
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If the earth is flat, can we drill through it pretty easily?
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