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It is one of my many character flaws but I do enjoy arguing with the 911ers. I like discussing things with the flat Earters as well. It is fascinating to explorer their mind set. They have so carefully constructed their arguments and compartmentalized them to make their "math" work. I love...

People made lots of money actually going to the moon so your argument is incorrect. Consider that companies had to build all of the equipment used in the moon shots. That equipment got built and you can go see it in museums. If they build equipment that works or equipment that does not work...

No, they do not have to follow. However, policy requires that two chase planes to follow the shuttle in. Partly safety, partly security.

But then you must answer the question of would anybody take the time and money required to face it. So, why would anybody take the time and money required to perpetrate such a hoax on the entire world?

The engines are the main engines used only during lift off. That big brown tank on the belly of the shuttle is the fuel tank for those engines, once that tank is jettisoned, there is no more fuel for those engines and they do not operate again for the remainder of the mission. The reentry...

I didn't make an argument, I asked you a question: Why do two objects with the same density have different weights? I am trying to understand how gravity works in your flat Earth model.

Each time you make this response you make the point that you do not know and you are trying to avoid talking about it because it is an inconvenient truth to your point of view.

I think he has made the point rather clearly. What is density? Lets try this. You have a man that is 6'-6" and weighs 250 and 5'-3" man that weighs about 130. Which one has greater density? Answer, their density is the same. Question: why do two people who have the same density not weigh...

Except that has been refuted by science since the time that Christ walked on this beautiful little globe we live on. Dave, how does gravity work?

Provided that we deal with reflection and refraction, yes.

This is a meaningless distinction. All our eyes see can detect is light. When we see an object our eyes are sensing the light that has been reflected off of the object. When we see stars our eyes are detecting the light that was emitted by the star.

Assuming you are using a hose, if you lay the hose down when you stop sucking it turns into a siphon and sucks all the gas out of tank.

Dave, I'm still waiting for an answer to this. I am also wondering why we can see the moon if it is greater than 3 miles away. You have said that three miles is all we can see in one direction. Logically, this must be true whether I am looking straight at the horizon or straight up. How can...

I don't agree with your assessment of "flat" versus "curvature". You are changing a definition to suit your own purpose which is inherently dishonest. I also note that I did not say that Kansas is relatively flat because of gravity. That is you once again twisting what people say to fit your...

Is the moon farther from America than Nepal in your model? Note, I never said how far away the moon is, I only noted that is farther away than the other continents. Do you agree?

IT doesn't need to be refuted, it needs to be understood and it is understood by learning about gravity. Gravity is a property of all mass. Planets and people. It is always directed towards the center of the mass. So when Kansas is said to be flat, that means that it does not have much...

THis doesn't make any sense. I can see the moon from horizon to horizon and it is farther away than Europe or Hawaii. If I use a telescope I can see quite a bit of detail on the moon. So why can't that telescope see, say, Mt Everest? That mountain is 29,000 feet tall, we should be able to...

This single response puts the lie to everything you have claimed. You completely ignored the science and resorted to ridicule. People only do this when cannot refute facts.

Yes, we do because Gravity is vectored radially inward so you experience no sensation of decent because the radial distance between A and D remains constant. You can see this clearly demonstrated at the Great Salt Flats in Utah.

What scientific principal prevents airplanes from flying over the edge?