Right, on a FLAT earth the shortest distance is a straight line…
I can tell you we live on a sphere earth, because if I flew the Rhumb Line when crossing the Atlantic, not only would it add more time to the route, given the C-130's range, we'd potentially run out of gas and die. The pilots, crew and passengers wouldn't be too cool with that…
Good question. They both have shit in the streets, but I'd go with Cal., because TDS is an epidemic there. PR, they're more classic liberals…not full blown crazy…
Not sure I understand your response anon.
Flat Earth is the only conspiracy I 0% can't get behind, because I have lived the science that has confirmed the Earth is round.
Now, want to talk have we ever been out of low earth orbit…that's something I can get behind…
IMO, NASA has lied a lot over the years and I find it hard to believe that we have been to the moon in any capacity that was advertised by NASA…
It is trimmed to fly level just like every other plane you see holding an altitude…slight fluctuations in pitch may occur with autopilot to maintain altitude, but I'm sure it is negligible as far as degrees of pitch (fractional)
On a flat circle longitudinal lines would continue to increase the further away from what we know as north pole you go south; I can assure you that south of the equator, the distance between longitudinal lines decreases as you continue south away from the equator as you would expect on a sphere earth.
I'm not a shill. Just a Navigator who has spent close to two decades flying all over the world…
On a flat earth, you would only need (pizza shaped), you would only need ONE type of chart to represent the earth. Because the earth is round and representing a round planet on a flat chart, you get induced error - this is why there are so many types of charts, because the type of error you want to induce depends on the purpose of that chart.
It's what Greenland looks huge on a Mercator projection. Greenland is not that fucking huge.
Maybe you are a flat earther, maybe you are a shill…either way…think whatever you want…