Flat Earth

[Jason Mallory]

[NameLikeNoOther]

In the Flat Earth Scenario does our planet orbit the Sun or does the Sun orbit around our planet? Heliocentrism vs. Geocentrism?

[Aaron Gustaveson]

There are multiple competing versions of flat earth. In the most common versions, the sun moves in a circle above the flat earth but does not orbit the flat earth. The way they think gravity works is pretty fucking hilarious.

[Jason Mallory]

In the Flat Earth Scenario does our planet orbit the Sun or does the Sun orbit around our planet? Heliocentrism vs. Geocentrism?

Heliocentrism vs. Geocentrism is about whether the sun or earth is the center of a infinite, expanding universe. I guess you could say the flat earth is geocentric but prolly not the way you're thinking.

[Humanfit]

There are multiple competing versions of flat earth. In the most common versions, the sun moves in a circle above the flat earth but does not orbit the flat earth. The way they think gravity works is pretty fucking hilarious.

So how does gravity work? Is it a wave? Is it a particle? Does it change depending on what kind of matter is amassed? Also wouldn't the lighter elements be weaker against the force of gravity? Why is it that lighter elements go away from earth then? Hmmm... What about centrifugal force? Why aren't all the lighter elements bulging at the center. Oblate spheroid right? All those composites are round though... Hmmmm..... Curious.

[Aaron Gustaveson]

Gravity is not "a wave" but there do seem to be gravitational waves. The particle associated with gravitation is called the graviton.

Does it change depending on what kind of matter is amassed?

What type of change are you talking about? What do you mean by "kind of matter"?

Also wouldn't the lighter elements be weaker against the force of gravity?

Lighter elements have less mass and are therefore less gravity, if that's what you're asking. They are not "weaker against the force of gravity".

Why is it that lighter elements go away from earth then?

Im not sure what youre asking.

[Aaron Gustaveson]

Who am I talking to? Before this forum recently blew up with conspiracy theorist, we all used our real names here.

[Humanfit]

I've been a member of this site since 2014 and following 10thplanet and Eddie since before they were dragging Renato's fake choked ass out the back of the gym. Slow down son. Unless you're saying its a forum... CONSPIRACY! hahaha it's Dave btw.

[Humanfit]

Gravity is not "a wave" but there do seem to be gravitational waves. The particle associated with gravitation is called the graviton.



What type of change are you talking about? What do you mean by "kind of matter"?



Lighter elements have less mass and are therefore less gravity, if that's what you're asking. They are not "weaker against the force of gravity".



Im not sure what youre asking.

...exactly. If your ask me your explanation for gravity is pretty hilarious. How are you better than people who disagree with you again?

[Humanfit]

I like how you talk like one of the scientists it's cute. You are literally just saying things that were told to you. How exactly is this graviton measured again? And what was it your colleagues were saying about gravity waves?