To all the flat earthers out there, answer this one questions. thanks

If the earth is flat, answer this one simple question that no one seems to talk about or have an answer for.

fill a bathtub north of the equator and pull the plug which way does the water spin when you pull the plug.

Do the same south of the equator, what happens.

the water spins in the opposite direction.

any where north of the equator it spins one way and anywhere south of the equator it spins the other way.

This is not possible on a flat earth model, it only is possible if the earth is a sphere.

the same holds true for storms, ie hurricanes and tornadoes.

any one have an answer to this question on a flat earth model

I'll wait.

Civil,, jvst being real. Gravity picks and chooses, keeps jets flying perfectly, keeps water from splashing off but yet a butterfly can fly in the air for thousands of miles.

Civil,, jvst being real. Gravity picks and chooses, keeps jets flying perfectly, keeps water from splashing off but yet a butterfly can fly in the air for thousands of miles.

butterflies have wings they flap them and what so do birds. amazing. When they pick up speed they can float on the air currents and air currents.

butterflies have wings they flap them and what so do birds. amazing. When they pick up speed they can float on the air currents and air currents.

Gravity keeps all the water from dumping off but a little butterfly or bird can defy it or a hanglider can defy it.

now your getting it. the bird flaps its wing, thrust, gliders get hauled into the air by a plane with an engine and then release to ride the air currents. If the currents are strong enough they can stay aloft for long period of time. If they are weak they gradually lose altitude.

Gravity keeps all the water from dumping off but a little butterfly or bird can defy it or a hanglider can defy it.

What about a helium balloon or a hot air balloon ?

now your getting it. the bird flaps its wing, thrust, gliders get hauled into the air by a plane with an engine and then release to ride the air currents. If the currents are strong enough they can stay aloft for long period of time. If they are weak they gradually lose altitude.

Or fucking air for that matter. What an absolute joke "gravity" is.

Mmhmm, a bad joke like the fake phony show goin on. It's goin uh down.

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Does water swirl the opposite way in Australia? No, water does not swirl the opposite way in Australia, at least on a residential scale. For common household items such as sinks and toilets, water will swirl in the direction influenced by the design of the basin.

Can't happen soon enough. I'll take a hard life over an evil one anyday

Can't happen soon enough. I'll take a hard life over an evil one anyday

Soon is soon, real is. Much respect to yas.

If the earth is flat, answer this one simple question that no one seems to talk about or have an answer for.

fill a bathtub north of the equator and pull the plug which way does the water spin when you pull the plug.

Do the same south of the equator, what happens.

the water spins in the opposite direction.

any where north of the equator it spins one way and anywhere south of the equator it spins the other way.

This is not possible on a flat earth model, it only is possible if the earth is a sphere.

the same holds true for storms, ie hurricanes and tornadoes.

any one have an answer to this question on a flat earth model

I'll wait.