World’s longest flight on biggest plane takes off
This airliner does it with only a 40 minute difference.
It's the wind. Globe earth says the wind is caused by the rotation, flat earth states the sun's heat and path over the earth creates the temperature changes and corresponding wind.
You believe it's the wind because of rotation west to east(and possibly sun temperature changes idk what you believe), Flat earth believes it's the wind because the sun creates temperature changes as it travels clockwise.
We both think it's the wind, we just have different explanations for the wind, and rotation isn't part of the flat earth explanation.
Yeah I don't necessarily think it is the wind......because the wind direction is different in Au than the U.S. and the distance and speed remain consistent....also....when over the Pacific and flying 41 to 42 thousand feet I have experienced very little turbulence from the wind and dare to say that on am A-380 Airbus that has a 100 yard wing span (4 ft short) and that weighs 500,000 pounds empty and carries 330,000 liters of fuel in the wings you cannot even tell you are flying unless standing up in the toilet going wee........so....if it was wind it would seem to me that the longest route would be filled with turbulence, shaking plane etc......yeah I made that flight 6 times round trip....the link you posted....love it....will also add the link is not accurate....takes 16 hours and 55 minute (17 hours going) and right at 15 coming back....
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