This direct flight from Sydney to Santiago de Chile would be impossible on a flat earth. - Conspiracies

This direct flight from Sydney to Santiago de Chile would be impossible on a flat earth. (www.flightconnections.com)

posted 1 year ago by Eisenhorn 1 year ago by Eisenhorn +15 / -6

Flights from Santiago de Chile to Sydney: SCL to SYD Flights + Flight Schedule

All direct (non-stop) flights from Santiago de Chile to Sydney. See airlines, aircrafts, flight time and distance, flight schedules and timetables.

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– Eisenhorn [S] 1 point 1 year ago +1 / -0

Los Angeles is practically in the middle between Sydney and Chile, which is why most flights between these cities stop at LAX or somewhere near that, SFO, LAS, whatever

Source?

I checked google flights.

Direct flight is 12 hours.

Flight via LAX is 36 hours.

What's the distance between Sydney and Santiago de Chile?

Show it in a map.

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– Eisenhorn [S] 1 point 1 year ago +1 / -0

The result matches without any doubt the Globe Earth Model.

The Flat Earth Model is wrong by a factor of 2.5!

Dude

You posted a link to a website that debunks the flat earth.

This is fucking hilarious.

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– Eisenhorn [S] 1 point 1 year ago +1 / -0

my calc: Distance between Sydney and Santiago is 11,246km on globe and 14,169km on FE map.

A direct flight from Sydney to Santiago takes 12.5 hours

That means that the plane would have to fly at Mach 1.13 the whole time.

Please tell me which commercial planes are capable of doing that?

Flight QF 27 is currently en route flying 925 km/hr

https://flightaware.com/live/flight/QFA27

Please explain how it can make your claimed distance in 12.5 hours.

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