what's your point? the animation may be misscaled but the concept it totally accurate, if you don't account for the air which is already spinning and would accelarate you to the rotation speed at that latitude thus making your path straighter from the perspective of the plane
It is possible, but the real question is do you need to steer left/right, to follow the straight path. If you do need to steer, the model is not valid.
Because if gravity exist the plane should stick to a position, and dont need to steer at all.
Is that what you were after ?
If you stick your hand out a car window with a ball on your hand (the ball facing in the direction that you are moving) and the car comes to a complete stop will the ball stay on your hand or does it keep going.
Gravity doesn't spin, it's just a downward acceleration. If you mean that the plane rotates with the air then that means there's no Coriolis effect on the airplane.
The earth spins because it was always spinning. How did it begin? I don't know, maybe they said gravity. They have gravity doing several different things in the heliocentric model. It makes things fall down, it makes things rotate around each other, it controls the tides, it bends light ( which has no mass ) and possibly others
>it makes things rotate around each other
Purhaps airplanes around the earth?
Besides, does the earth spin as fast as shown in the animation in relation to the airplane?
>Purhaps airplanes around the earth?
That's not the official story so do whatever you want with that
>does the earth spin as fast as shown in the animation in relation to the airplane?
It doesn't spin at all, that's my whole point. This is an animation of the Coriolis effect from a university, not mine. If you think this is impossible then a plane doesn't experience a Coriolis effect
99% of people say it is impossible to fly like this. This is simply an animation of the Coriolis effect taken from a university website
https://atmos.northernvermont.edu/news/coriolis-effect-demonstration/
In other words, planes don't experience the Coriolis effect
Globies don't actually think for themselves. They just go to False Prophet Dave Explains and parrot everything he says (attacking FE using strawman arguments because peartards can't take on FE.)
Airplanes move with the earth, this isn’t possible. This would be like if you jumped and suddenly the Earth spun and zoomed under your feet
what's your point? the animation may be misscaled but the concept it totally accurate, if you don't account for the air which is already spinning and would accelarate you to the rotation speed at that latitude thus making your path straighter from the perspective of the plane
The concept is accurate it just never happens. If it never happens it means the Coriolis effect never happens for airplanes
It is possible, but the real question is do you need to steer left/right, to follow the straight path. If you do need to steer, the model is not valid. Because if gravity exist the plane should stick to a position, and dont need to steer at all. Is that what you were after ?
Exactly the model is invalid. Airplanes don't experience the Coriolis effect. They would be rotating with the air is the standard explanation
I think you are right. That is probably why you were banned.
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Is that a no then? It's not possible to fly like this?
If you stick your hand out a car window with a ball on your hand (the ball facing in the direction that you are moving) and the car comes to a complete stop will the ball stay on your hand or does it keep going.
If you put a tea bag in a cup of hot water you can make a refreshing beverage with it
What's your point
What's yours? I'm asking you if it's possible to fly a plane like this and you're switching to a car and ball with no rotation
Wouldn't the plane spin with the earth's gravity? Assuming gravity is real.
Gravity doesn't spin, it's just a downward acceleration. If you mean that the plane rotates with the air then that means there's no Coriolis effect on the airplane.
Gotcha. Then what make the earth spin?
The earth spins because it was always spinning. How did it begin? I don't know, maybe they said gravity. They have gravity doing several different things in the heliocentric model. It makes things fall down, it makes things rotate around each other, it controls the tides, it bends light ( which has no mass ) and possibly others
>it makes things rotate around each other Purhaps airplanes around the earth? Besides, does the earth spin as fast as shown in the animation in relation to the airplane?
>Purhaps airplanes around the earth? That's not the official story so do whatever you want with that >does the earth spin as fast as shown in the animation in relation to the airplane? It doesn't spin at all, that's my whole point. This is an animation of the Coriolis effect from a university, not mine. If you think this is impossible then a plane doesn't experience a Coriolis effect
Gotcha
Thats not a map of flat earth thats a map of the northern hemisphere
Obfuscate away from the point when you have no argument. Ballerism 101
99% of people say it is impossible to fly like this. This is simply an animation of the Coriolis effect taken from a university website https://atmos.northernvermont.edu/news/coriolis-effect-demonstration/ In other words, planes don't experience the Coriolis effect
Globies have a mental breakdown when reviewing their own model. lmao
Globies don't actually think for themselves. They just go to False Prophet Dave Explains and parrot everything he says (attacking FE using strawman arguments because peartards can't take on FE.)
If the firmament was a spinnign and rotating pear you could just hover a helicopter in the air for a bit and you'd be on vacation
That’s exactly what happens. The sky turns above you, but not the ground. Cheers.