noguru
Well-known member
Think of a washing machine in spin mode.
What happens to the clothes?
Now, you may say, well it spins faster than the earth.
Okay then.
Now picture a dryer on tumble dry.
What happens to the clothes?
In the washer gravity cannot stop the slinging out.
In the dryer this thing you call gravity causes tumbling.
Now explain to me how yer idiotic spheres idea, explains why we are not being flung off this planet or at the least tumbling head over heels.
You see if we are spinning, one or the other has to happen.
Unless this so called gravity is holding us up and down at the same time.
Wadda joke.
The quotes I included, as well as the full articles, answer your questions here. Did you actually understand how the earth (all spheres) generally move as a whole unit. However the different consistency of solids, liquids, gases are effected in a minimally different way by gravity because of their consistency. And yes the spinning of the earth does have an effect on the depth of the troposphere, if you noticed how it is generally thicker around the equator and thinner as we move towards the poles. That would be due to the effect of "spinning" for which you have little understanding.
Is this getting too complex for you?
Could it be that you are just too much of a moron to understand?
No, that could not possibly be it. A dork from a farm like you who has demonstrated that he does not understand the first thing about science and reality is on the brink of overturning almost every model in almost every discipline in science.
Hey I tell you what, why don't you write up your brilliant analogy of the washing machine example, which you think represents the sphere of the earth, and submit your theory for peer review?
Can you say "delusions of grandeur"?
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