Does the Bible Teach Flat Earth?

[RockyStar]

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[CoolGuitarGear]

I wish I could find the video of a guy asking every pilot on multiple flights if they account for curvature while flying or if things are flat.

They all answered navigation is done as if the earth is a single flat plane, period, each stated the world is flat according to their experiences. Take that as you may.

I recall that one. Not only that, I saw one a few weeks back, and the manuals for both pilots and astronauts made the same comment... presume the earth is flat and don't worry about the curvature. On that note, check out this interview (they only took a part of it) with a former Polish Astronaut (or should I say, Earth's Upper Atmosphere Pilot):

[harddriver]

No matter what altitude a plane flies at when at cruising altitude at speeds of 460-575MPH..... THEY NEVER ACCOUNT FOR THE CURVATURE OF THE EARTH. NEVER.....I believe this is worthy of a discussion at the very least.

Not sure if that's sarcasm, but when you ask people for proof of a curve, there is none. They can yammer about mathematics and formulas, but no actual visual evidence. It's like engineers... they do not account for a curve. Recently, there was an interview with a retired Polish astronaut, and that guy claimed the earth was flat... a massive flat plane.

Nope, absolutely no sarcasm..... the arguments proffered by many Flat Earthers merits a serious discussion. Many a flat earther started off as a skeptic about FE and set out to prove heliocentrism and the globe earth and they thought it would be a slam dunk but many a skeptic kept running into false logic traps and pre-conceived notions that became somewhat difficult to dismiss the questions that FE raises.

I wish I could find the video footage from inside the Space Shuttle during a launch showing all the astronauts sitting in their seats strapped in, side by side video showed a USAF pilot being subjected to3-5G's in the G-Force trainer centrifugal, the pilot could not lift his head or body from the seat at 5G's and was on the verge of passing out. Now I believe it has been stated that an Apollo or Shuttle takeoff exerts upwards of 3-6G on the female astronaut had a writing pad and pen out writing during liftoff, how is that even possible. This video was released from NASA.

[CoolGuitarGear]

I wish I could find the video footage from inside the Space Shuttle during a launch showing all the astronauts sitting in their seats strapped in, side by side video showed a USAF pilot being subjected to3-5G's in the G-Force trainer centrifugal, the pilot could not lift his head or body from the seat at 5G's and was on the verge of passing out. Now I believe it has been stated that an Apollo or Shuttle takeoff exerts upwards of 3-6G on the female astronaut had a writing pad and pen out writing during liftoff, how is that even possible. This video was released from NASA.

A good friend of mine was a small engine pilot, and he experienced 1G of force and thought it quite something. He could not imagine 5G. I'm sure NASA would give some reasoning, like cabin air pressure or some secret sauce as to why they don't experience the same effects.

[RockyStar]

I wish I could find the video footage from inside the Space Shuttle during a launch showing all the astronauts sitting in their seats strapped in, side by side video showed a USAF pilot being subjected to3-5G's in the G-Force trainer centrifugal, the pilot could not lift his head or body from the seat at 5G's and was on the verge of passing out. Now I believe it has been stated that an Apollo or Shuttle takeoff exerts upwards of 3-6G on the female astronaut had a writing pad and pen out writing during liftoff, how is that even possible. This video was released from NASA.

A good friend of mine was a small engine pilot, and he experienced 1G of force and thought it quite something. He could not imagine 5G. I'm sure NASA would give some reasoning, like cabin air pressure or some secret sauce as to why they don't experience the same effects.

NASA is one of the biggest con jobs going.

[CoolGuitarGear]

A discussion, and notice that the globetard offers zero PROOF (although a good sport)