Lol, just because you never looked into FE doesnt mean you know its bullshit. Math dictates that earth would curve at about 8 inches per mile squared. So, from 39,000 feet, you should be able to see a more than 100 miles. And that would mean the curve that you should be able to observe would be more than a mile.
So, yes, if you have ever flown and not noticed a massive one mile curve in every direction, then you know the earth is flat. But, people are far too programmed to think anymore. At least here i have used basic math to prove FE is worth taking seriously
Lol, just because you never looked into FE doesnt mean you know its bullshit. Math dictates that earth would curve at about 8 inches per mile squared. So, from 39,000 feet, you should be able to see a more than 100 miles. And that would mean the curve that you should be able to observe would be more than a mile.
So, yes, if you have ever flown and not noticed a massive one mile curve in every direction, then you know the earth is flat. But, people are far too programmed to think anymore. At least here i have used basic math to prove FE is worth taking seriously
What about moon phases or eclipses and FE?
I'm serious...