If the Earth Would be Rotating Eastwardly at About 1,000 Miles Per Hour;

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RaceRunner

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Or they will recognize that you are the one lacking in scientific understanding.


Nobody is obligated to answer your questions, especially when they are nonsensical. To provide a direct answer is to justify your ignorance.
What scientific understanding do you believe is this tread question is lacking in?
 

kinda

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I answered the question for you to make it a little easier on you.

The minimum speed someone would have to fly in a westerly direction to reach their destination is the minimum speed someone would be able to fly above 0 miles per hour.


Are we talking about a man with a jet pack, superman, 747, U2 bomber, or something else? What are the flight conditions? Hurricane and strong winds present, or marginal winds and sunny sky? What's the destination? What are the two points?

Your asking what the minimum speed is, without telling people what type of a plane it is, and also assuming that everyone understands (why for that matter?) why your asking this question in a Flat Earth mindset.

I will do you a favor and ask the question for you, so it will at least help the thread. Just say, yay, or nay if you think it actually portrays what you want to ask. Deal? lol

RaceRunner's question interpreted by kinda...

What is the minimum speed a Cessna Skyhawk piston must be at to stay in flight, while traveling from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania to Baltimore, Maryland? Also, please include with your answer how the rotation of the earth spinning at 1,000mph and while traveling 66,000mph around the sun effect travel time in a Heliocentric Model, while also comparing them to a Flat Earth stationary model. If no foreseeable difference in calculations of a Flat Earth and "Ball Earth", please also explain why? For this example, let's forget weather, and wind speeds to keep it simple. (Estimations are valid, to keep things reasonable.)

For extra credit, let's assume the distance is exactly 100 miles, so what would be your flight time at minimum speed?
 

RaceRunner

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I will do you a favor and ask the question for you, so it will at least help the thread. Just say, yay, or nay if you think it actually portrays what you want to ask. Deal? lol

RaceRunner's question interpreted by kinda...

What is the minimum speed a Cessna Skyhawk piston must be at to stay in flight, while traveling from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania to Baltimore, Maryland? Also, please include with your answer how the rotation of the earth spinning at 1,000mph and while traveling 66,000mph around the sun effect travel time in a Heliocentric Model, while also comparing them to a Flat Earth stationary model. If no foreseeable difference in calculations of a Flat Earth and "Ball Earth", please also explain why? For this example, let's forget weather, and wind speeds to keep it simple. (Estimations are valid, to keep things reasonable.)

For extra credit, let's assume the distance is exactly 100 miles, so what would be your flight time at minimum speed?
You are trying to make my question complicated; my question is not complicated at all.
 

RaceRunner

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I will do you a favor and ask the question for you, so it will at least help the thread. Just say, yay, or nay if you think it actually portrays what you want to ask. Deal? lol

RaceRunner's question interpreted by kinda...

What is the minimum speed a Cessna Skyhawk piston must be at to stay in flight, while traveling from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania to Baltimore, Maryland? Also, please include with your answer how the rotation of the earth spinning at 1,000mph and while traveling 66,000mph around the sun effect travel time in a Heliocentric Model, while also comparing them to a Flat Earth stationary model. If no foreseeable difference in calculations of a Flat Earth and "Ball Earth", please also explain why? For this example, let's forget weather, and wind speeds to keep it simple. (Estimations are valid, to keep things reasonable.)

For extra credit, let's assume the distance is exactly 100 miles, so what would be your flight time at minimum speed?
The minimum speed someone would have to fly in a westerly direction to reach their destination is the minimum speed someone would be able to fly above 0 miles per hour.
:D
 

RaceRunner

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Basic Physics. Gravity, momentum, inertia, acceleration....
What do you believe is the minimum speed someone would have to fly in a westerly direction (the opposite direction of east) to get to their westerly destination if the earth is rotating eastwardly at about 1,000 miles per hour?
 

Dino246

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What do you believe is the minimum speed someone would have to fly in a westerly direction (the opposite direction of east) to get to their westerly destination if the earth is rotating eastwardly at about 1,000 miles per hour?
Your question has been answered. I'm not going to entertain your refusal to learn.
 

RaceRunner

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Your question has been answered. I'm not going to entertain your refusal to learn.
YOU DID NOT ANSWER THE QUESTION!

What do you believe is the minimum speed someone would have to fly in a westerly direction (the opposite direction of east) to get to their westerly destination if the earth is rotating eastwardly at about 1,000 miles per hour?
 

kinda

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I think this flat earth non-sense has gone on long enough, but will add to the madness. lol Why not?

Some circles in the scientific community are proposing a flat universe. Look it up. This isn't your flat earth cult members that provide no answers (just questions typically), this is in the mainstream science community. lol Sorry about the cult members remarks, it really looks that way from my perspective.

Seriously, look it up. Some people in the official science community believe in a flat universe. I'm starting to wonder that they are laying the ground work of the flat universe, with the flat earth priests. Something about if you repeat a big lie long enough.....

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Joseph Goebbels was a Nazi and I'm 100% against this ideology, including a flat universe, and flat earth.
 

Moses_Young

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What scientific understanding do you believe is this tread question is lacking in?
Most globalists believe that magic gravity somehow velcros the atmosphere to the surface of the Earth as it magically spins. To make your question easier to answer for the globalists, perhaps you should spell out whether they are allowed to assume magic gravity or no. (Most globalists assume magic gravity is velcroing the atmosphere of their imaginary ball-Earth to the surface of their imaginary ball-Earth without even realising they are assuming this).
 

RaceRunner

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Most globalists believe that magic gravity somehow velcros the atmosphere to the surface of the Earth as it magically spins. To make your question easier to answer for the globalists, perhaps you should spell out whether they are allowed to assume magic gravity or no. (Most globalists assume magic gravity is velcroing the atmosphere of their imaginary ball-Earth to the surface of their imaginary ball-Earth without even realising they are assuming this).
I still don't understand how they can convince themselves that gravity somehow Velcro's the atmosphere to the surface of the Earth in all directions if they believe the earth is actually rotating in one direction at the same time. It is impossible for two different objects to fly in an opposite direction at the same time and for both objects to somehow Velcro to an earth which they believe is moving in one direction.
 

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Most globalists believe that magic gravity somehow velcros the atmosphere to the surface of the Earth as it magically spins.
Makes more sense than believing in some magical snow globe that supposedly covers the earth. That's simply ludicrous.
 

Magenta

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I still don't understand how they can convince themselves that gravity somehow Velcro's the atmosphere to the surface of the Earth in all directions if they believe the earth is actually rotating in one direction at the same time. It is impossible for two different objects to fly in an opposite direction at the same time and for both objects to somehow Velcro to an earth which they believe is moving in one direction.
Velcro, huh? Wow. Do you think water must be velcroed to the earth also
in the case of gravity? As if gravity eliminates any fluidity of motion?
 

RaceRunner

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Velcro, huh? Wow. Do you think water must be velcroed to the earth also
in the case of gravity? As if gravity eliminates any fluidity of motion?
It is impossible for all flying objects to move with the earth's atmosphere since all objects are not moving in the same direct some people claim the earth is rotating at 1,000 miles per hour. :love:
 

Dino246

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It is impossible for all flying objects to move with the earth's atmosphere since all objects are not moving in the same direct some people claim the earth is rotating at 1,000 miles per hour. :love:
You grammar poorly.
 

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It is impossible for all flying objects to move with the earth's atmosphere since all objects are not moving in the same direct some people claim the earth is rotating at 1,000 miles per hour. :love:
Just because you don't understand the physics and mathematics that encompass flight calculations does not mean it is impossible to have multiple flights flying in myriad directions on a round earth.

I had trouble figuring that out also, but a little research provided understanding.

There was a flight that was recorded in the book of Ezekiel. The way that the craft was described appeared to be a flying saucer of some sort with a description of a gyroscope, perhaps part of an inertia guidance system.