>go to flightradar24
>go to filters
>click enable filtering
>add new filter
>airport
>type in YYZ (Toronto, Canada)
>click on any aircraft near grenland
>see a fucking ridiculous curve
>wonder why
>pic related
>realize the truth
Earth is irrevocably, undoubtedly flat. Repent. Not necessarily to a kike nailed on a stick though.
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Explain flights from Australia to South America thanks
There are none
Earth isn't flat it's a cone.
There are three Boeings 737 going from Santiago, Chile to places in Australia, and two of them are "Dream"liners, indicative it's a hoax and/or probably using timewarps and space anomalies near the edge of the Edge, aka Antarctica.
Earth doesn't exist. We are in a simulation in a big electron
Also this. We could all be inside a black hole, and as small to god or some entity as our atoms are to us. Interesting.
Point is, believe nobody. Your eyes register impulses and it takes time for brain to process them, meaning we're technically living in the past.
After death is the same as before life.
Ok so im not the only one that thought that. I always used to ponder about how EVERYTHING we witness is in the past because of the time lag. I used to get really really stoned and try to watch the time lag in the mirror.
Also. If you plot that path on an actual ball ( globe) then the path on the curved surface resembles a straight line.
>>wonder why
because airplanes fly over areas where there are places to land in case of an emergency. cant land in the middle of the atlantic
the curve is because you are looking at planes moving over a curved surface on a flat map retardo.
The "flat earth" map you are using has very little distortion around the north pole. If you plotted that course on a globe you would get the save results.
this
Lowest of IQ thread.
is this just geodesics? didn't try whatever op was asking.
Holy fucking shit you shills are busy today.
That the Mercator projection you fucking brainlet.
w-what? how is that possible?
only 2 planes?
you're an idiot go measure the circumference of the planet yourself. every person who tries on their own is off by about 1500 miles to the "official" number
It's kind of amazing how "flat earth" started off as some elaborate trolling but got big enough for people to actually start believing this nonsense
If earth is flat please explain geothermal energy, which people have been using for ages. Flat earth would have to have a layer of magma below the surface that somehow infinitely generates heat without the movment of tectonic plates and molten core. Which obviously makes no sense, unless your answer is
>lol dude it's just thete believe me bro
Long distance direct flights aren't as profitable as a layover flight would be. You get more possible customers.
I don't believe in flat earthers. As in I dont think anyone actually believes this and you are all LARPing faggots.
the UN logo is a flat earth.
They aren't common due to the economics, but they do happen.
Not a ton of demand for direct flights from Australia to South America so typically you'll fly from Australia to LAX or somewhere then board another plane to South America.
No it's not it's a torus
>flat
>round belly
This doesnt add up at all
Explain the coreolis force in a flat earth.
The earth is not flat. It is a banana.
No you fucking idiot!
The earth is LOCALLY flat, giving rise to those retarded ass projections.
Basically "the Mercator projection fucking sucks near the poles"
All that shit functions exactly the same on a flat earth as it would on a round one.
>Draw a line on a flat map of the earth
>line is curved
>show that line is straight when portrayed in a curved map of the earth
>Duuuurrr the earth is flat seeee
Fuck I hate these moronic threads
Hmm.... why would a projection that is the exactly the same as a globe on the northern hemisphere end up with results that make sense on the northern hemisphere?
Time slows as you get further from the poles. Einstein proved this.
This. Also evident by time dilation near black holes.