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>1. Accepted as fact: 71-72% of the earth's surface is covered by water. Accepted as fact: 65 -79% of the ocean floor are perfectly flat abyssal plains. (See http://www.extremescience.com/abyssal-plain.htm) Therefore, at least 65% of 71% of the earth is perfectly flat!
The "abyssal plains" isn't perfectly flat by any stretch, it is only relatively flat, while still of course following the general curvature of the Earth. If you found some science text that didn't specifically mention that curvature, it's because it's so obvious it doesn't even need to be stated. All scientists know the Earth is round, it's not something the feel they must repeat in every paragraph of text. Or ever, for that matter.
>2. Accepted science teaching - that the earth is an oblate spheroid, that it is too big to see the curve. Yet every image presented by NASA is of a perfectly round ball. ??? Which one is it?
It's an oblate spheroid if you're being pedantic and measuring carefully, and a sphere if you're just eyeballing it. The oblateness is very small, too small for our eyes to discern. This would be obvious to you if you had read any actual scientific description of the shape of the Earth, and not just watched a lot of rambling YouTube videos made by retards.
>3. Science used to teach that the sun was stationary and that all of the planets revolve around it. Science now proposes that the sun is traveling thru the universe (one verse) and towing the planets behind it in a sprial pull. Then, how -
>a. do all of the stars in our night skies always appear in the same constellations, the same patterns night after night, month after month, year after year? and
They don't. The night sky is constantly shifting because our sun and all the stars are moving. But the distances involved are so enormous it takes many years for this to be noticeable.
>b. how does the earth traveling at approx. 67,000 mph (so we r told) speed up and get in front of the sun which is traveling at 483,000 mph in order to revolve around the sun? and,
The Earth follows the sun, giving it the same 483,000 mph velocity relative to the stars. In ADDITION to following the sun, it also orbits the sun, and has a 67,000 mph velocity in this orbit.
>c. how does the sun not crash into the earth's slower orbital rotation should the earth ever succeed in traveling faster than the sun's speed?
If you understand my answer to point b above you'll understand this question is completely nonsensical and can't be answered anymore than "why is my banana sad?".
Good luck learning to science. You have a long way to go, but at least you're trying!