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Enlighten me on how you can have a bent horizontal.

Maybe you can give Caltech a call and straighten em out. You mean like gas molecules, clouds, and balloons? I don't need magical anything. It's you globe believers who need magical gravity.

Looks like you'll have to hit replay. The above video is only 7 minutes .

Speakin' of teachers. The bald guy is a school teacher and the long hair is a certified home schooler.

https://radiojove.gsfc.nasa.gov/education/educationalcd/RadioAstronomyTutorial/Workbook%20PDF%20Files/Chapter7.pdf Horizon Coordinate System The horizon is defined as the dividing line between the Earth and the sky, as seen by an observer on the ground. In the horizon coordinate system the...

Selective hearing much?🤡

Wrong. https://www.cuemath.com/geometry/horizontal-line/ A horizontal line is a straight line that is parallel to the horizon or the ground. It has zero slope. Wrong. The level doesn't give a hang about location. So, you think gravity makes a level work? o_O So where's yer globe earth gettin'...

No. The 90 degree line off the radial. It will be sloped, thus not horizontal.

Read the thread.

You're not even in the ball park of this conversation.

We're talking about your sphere with a top and bottom. Any 90 degree angle taken from a radial will be sloped not horizontal. Every point on that line will be above or below the others. You agreed earlier that horizontal can't be sloped.

This is rich. After confirming my point you call me stupid.

At 69.4 miles you would be off one degree. Cabinets are not always built on site. You just made my point.

When 90 degrees is taken from any degree of angle other than true vertical, aka plumb, aka no slope, the 90 degree angle will not be true horizontal, aka no slope. Therefore it will not be level when you hold a level up to it. Now let's take a look at what one degree difference would be 69.4...

A radial is sloped genius.

Folks these days don't use plumb bobs to build a cabinet. You use a tool called a level when building a cabinet. Which as I've pointed out previously in this thread is indiscriminate as to where you use it. If level was defined as you say as 90 degrees from a slanted/sloped radial a level would...

Correction only the child at the top is perpendicular to the equatorial plane.

No. No. Because only the child at the top and bottom are perpendicular to the equatorial plane.

Yes. The mass we are examining is your globe.

Objects in a diagonal position are unstable1. They are neither vertical nor horizontal, and are either about to fall or are already in motion. A plane that separates the body into parts that are neither perfectly vertical nor horizontal is called an oblique plane2. Slanted lines are diagonal...