The world is flat.

**master of the puppets** · 02-20-2007, 02:07

you say that all planets are disks like earth right, well what magicle forces got them all to point there broad disk like parts at us instead of being a line in the sky?

is the entire universe moving up at 1g? or is it just the world, and if they do move in unison why doesn't all the gasses on jupiter float up, or ice fall off mars.

Why can't we see this magical ice ring on mars or venus or any other disk planet?

and even if you have some nut-job explaination for these tell me why the planet jupiter has many items on the surface. If you look at Jupiter right now you may see the large red spot, if you look at it in 4 months that spot may be gone and a brand new face has apeared on the planet, why has this happened?

i'll tell you why its a friggin sphere that is turning on an axis, just like earth, look at the proof you stupid SoB.

**ajaxfetish** · 02-20-2007, 03:12

Originally Posted by master of the puppets

you say that all planets are disks like earth right, well what magicle forces got them all to point there broad disk like parts at us instead of being a line in the sky?

Ha! That one's easy. What makes you think we can see all the planets and the stars? The one's that have an edge facing us are too thin for us to notice.

Ajax

**Husar** · 02-20-2007, 15:27

Originally Posted by master of the puppets

Why can't we see this magical ice ring on mars or venus or any other disk planet?

You should know that there is no water on other planets.
Also the name planet comes from plane as in level ground.

**Sjakihata** · 02-20-2007, 15:51

Originally Posted by Husar

Also the name planet comes from plane as in level ground.

Or from Greek where it means 'wanderer'. Even Aristotle convinced little children that the earth was round, by introducing the sailing ship on the sea evidence. The ship itself disappears before the mast of the ship, hence the earth is round (curved) as opposed to flat.

**Gregoshi** · 02-20-2007, 17:49

I wish the Great Wall of China didn't exist, otherwise I could look to the northwest from my house and see Australia. How cool would that be?

**Husar** · 02-20-2007, 19:36

Originally Posted by Sjakihata

Or from Greek where it means 'wanderer'. Even Aristotle convinced little children that the earth was round, by introducing the sailing ship on the sea evidence. The ship itself disappears before the mast of the ship, hence the earth is round (curved) as opposed to flat.

Luigi answered that one already...