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This illustration, though not to scale, is worth a thousand words and shows that a globed earth would drop down ward and would be clearly visible from a plane flying straight. This pic of the an aircraft attitude indicator shows the horizon line. Notice that it's design is based on...

Gravity cannot prevent a plane from flying straight. --Dave

Can a jet fly straight? --Dave

Then address this first. The gain in altitude would be the earth dropping away from the plane not the plane ascending away from the earth. Planes would fly "straight" and see the earth drop beneath it if the earth was a globe. Level means horizontal, flat, straight--not curved. Planes can...

There's a disclaimer in the video that I think applies to everything NASA shows us from space, "Artist concept of LRO at the moon". How do we know they are telling us the truth? What percent of the world's population has to take all this by faith? 99.9% --Dave

No, I originally made the point and your response is non sequitur. --Dave

Planes would fly "straight" and see the earth drop beneath it if the earth was a globe. Level means horizontal, flat, straight--not curved. The picture explains this perfectly, any attempt to argue otherwise is irrational. But I understand the problem with being told something all our lives...

The original point I made was that planes can fly level/straight and eventually see the earths curvature slowly drop beneath it. In reality they climb to a certain altitude then "level" off and fly over what visually appears to be a flat stationary earth which we are taught from our youth is not...

I never questioned this until a watched video that contradicts the whole idea of what planets and stars look like. I have posted them and they must be addressed with out simple mockery. I was only interested in flat earth, before this, as an ancient cosmology, but some of the video and...

That was not my point and your response is pointless. --Dave

The videos of stars and planets from the PO900 camera show movement of light that contradicts what we see from NASA. --Dave

You can't win this point. The argument that gravity can both be overcome by planes and not be overcome by planes is a contradiction that won't fly. --Dave

There are arguments you, and others, make that are good for globe earth, I won't dispute that. There are arguments made for flat earth that are also good, you have to expose it as invalid in order to convince me. I still see valid points for both, which is why for me this is a legitimate...

I'm still waiting on those comments on stars viewed through the Nikon P900. --Dave :devil:

You don't see that this is debate, choosing to present the flat earth side of the argument does not mean I believe in flat earth. There are many intelligent and professional people who do believe in flat earth, it's a growing movement and this is there story. The way some of you argue one...

Absolutely, a plane can fly at any angle or direction in the sky, so it can fly "level/straight" as the curve of the earth falls away beneath it and gravity can not prevent that. --Dave

This is obviously an argument that is inconsistent and contradictory. --Dave

Not true, planes cut through the atmosphere and gravity. They cannot both cut through the atmosphere/gravity and be pulled down by it at the same time--illogical. --Dave

My comment was on jets, I have no idea what you are trying to say here, but it does not address my point. --Dave