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You're missing my point. I'll try to state it better. If gravity is constant then the orbit should be circular. Do you agree with this statement or not? --Dave

It will take a couple of days but I will view all of them. --Dave

Former President Bush visited NASA not to long ago and people noticed something unusual on one the screens in the background. Do you see a problem with the picture on one of those screens? --Dave

Have you seen this before? What do you think about it. --Dave

Yes, I did miss this before. Thanks. I like answers from a Biblical perspective as you also do. I see your point and will get back to this. Obviously flat earth has to account for the flood as well, if it can. Those who don't believe in the flood will have a different answer and I want to hear...

Why the tilt of the earth and why the elliptical orbit. Make sense of it for me. That gravity or the speed of the earth are not constant seem problematic to say the lest. --Dave

I'll do a summary, no problem, but not tonight. I have to get up at three in the morning for work. --Dave

As I have made clear, math is not a proof since it requires a premise that may or may not be true. The person performing the math is not the person taking off in the rocket. Did Glenn really circle a globe or not, I have my doubts. If the earth is a globe the math is correct, if the earth is not...

I already made a general comment for this video. Where you are and how the dome will effect what we see explains the stars rotation. --Dave

Since you know everything about this subject then please explain it for me. So far you haven't explained anything. Instead of saying how dumb I am why don't you show me how smart you are? --Dave

Flat earth answer to star rotation --Dave

Saying 4% may not seem significant but saying it's 3 million miles is. How many degrees in the rise of the temperature could significantly alter the world's climate? Only a few. The flat earth movement is here to question and challenge the heliocentric model. If we just accept what ever...

"Earth is about 3 million miles (5 million km) closer to the sun in early January than it is in early July. That's always the case. Earth is closest to the sun every year in early January, when it's winter for the Northern Hemisphere." The "South Pole" would be where it should be the warmest...

And what explanation makes this model rational? That it's winter when we are closest and summer when farther away makes this model absurd. --Dave

The problems with the heliocentric model The heliocentric model does not work unless we imagine a contradictory tilt and elliptical orbit that defy rational explanation. The tilt of the earth as it orbits the sun is an absolute impossibility. Physical law would demand a perpendicular axis to...

There are other explanations for what we see in the movement of the stars. There certainly would be differences in what we would see from directly under the north pole as compared to the southern ends of the flat earth. But that the stars are moving and the earth is flat and not moving is the...

I would not argue that we have no such things as satellites, I am only arguing that they do not prove a spinning globe earth. If the earth were a globe the satellites would be moving in a circle around the earth. If the earth were flat they would be moving in a circle above the earth. Our...

What would prove the earth is moving would be that we experience it moving. --Dave

That any one went up in a rocket and can back to earth is one thing, that anyone circled a globed earth or went to the moon is another thing. The one does not prove the other. --Dave

As you say, "the stars are moving", not the earth. The Dome effects how we see the movement of sun, moon, and stars above us. That the heavenly bodies are moving and not the earth is what we all see and experience. --Dave