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Originally posted by FishHead111Thanks for that.
Coriolis effect demonstrated on a small scale inside a room.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dt_XJp77-mk
Originally posted by sonhouseHere is what is truly epic.
Have no fear, the freak will ignore this video and anything else that goes against his flatass fantasy.
Airplanes and missiles appear to follow curved trajectories when seen by observers on Earth as the planet rotates underneath.
Originally posted by FreakyKBHI'll give you a hint: Scoffing does not win arguments. Counter evidence wins arguments and you have produced nothing but scoff.
Here is what is truly epic.
While you and other objecting are bent on making me out to be the fool (instead of simply looking at the evidence which goes against your claims), you make yourselves out to be complete fools who post things in favor of what I am saying.
Did you wholeheartedly think this video supports your claim?
Too precious.Air ...[text shortened]... the planet rotates underneath.
That's from your proof, this video.
Kinda funny, huh.
Originally posted by sonhouseI've provided literally countless pieces of supporting evidence and you refuse to address them.
I'll give you a hint: Scoffing does not win arguments. Counter evidence wins arguments and you have produced nothing but scoff.
Originally posted by FreakyKBHAre you totally daft or just pretending we haven't already gone over this? YES AIRPLANES ARE AFFECTED BY CORIOLIS EFFECT. Why would you think I said otherwise? You need to take your memory meds, you are losing it. This makes at least 3 times you have brought this up with the answer always being YES planes feel the effect of Coriolis but the atmosphere is moving more or less the same velocity as the Earth so the effects will be more subtle but still there:
I've provided literally countless pieces of supporting evidence and you refuse to address them.
To concede to one of your counter arguments which you've thrown back in lieu of addressing the two questions I put forth, I offered this thread to address one of those thrown.
Instead of considering the facts I put forth, [b]you engage in name-cal ...[text shortened]... ] affected by the CE, as I reported they should be, were the earth spinning.
What say you now?[/b]
Originally posted by sonhouseWhile I appreciate your fixation on all things Freaky, I read everyone's responses, not only yours.
Are you totally daft or just pretending we haven't already gone over this? YES AIRPLANES ARE AFFECTED BY CORIOLIS EFFECT. Why would you think I said otherwise? You need to take your memory meds, you are losing it. This makes at least 3 times you have brought this up with the answer always being YES planes feel the effect of Coriolis but the atmosphere is m ...[text shortened]... aight path it will miss the target by over 500 Km.
You can take THAT one to the bank Frank.
Originally posted by FreakyKBHWhat part of 'the atmosphere is moving about the same rate as Earth' do you not understand? Do you really need remedial reading classes? We have also said that over and over again only to be deflected yet again by your obtuse nature.
While I appreciate your fixation on all things Freaky, I read everyone's responses, not only yours.
You're saying they must take the CE into account, others are saying no.
I've already provided the math of the rotational speed in ground covered for the earth, a bullet and two types of planes.
So this goes back to the original question related to th ...[text shortened]... e less than two hours to get to Seattle from Boston... and yet it takes less than six both ways.
Originally posted by sonhouseWe can address the atmosphere moving with the earth later, since it doesn't appear to impact the bullet... at least not as much as it does either plane, one of which is traveling a portion of the speed while the other is over double the bullet's speed.
What part of 'the atmosphere is moving about the same rate as Earth' do you not understand? Do you really need remedial reading classes? We have also said that over and over again only to be deflected yet again by your obtuse nature.
Did you also not understand the flight of missiles above the atmosphere? They will miss their mark by many miles if Coriolis is not taken into account.
What part of THAT do you not understand?
Originally posted by FreakyKBHConveniently skipping over the bit about ballistic missiles ABOVE the atmosphere. So how long do you intend to ignore that bit?
We can address the atmosphere moving with the earth later, since it doesn't appear to impact the bullet... at least not as much as it does either plane, one of which is traveling a portion of the speed while the other is over double the bullet's speed.
Originally posted by FreakyKBHAh, you mean YOU are in charge of this discussion. And all along I was operating under the false impression there was dialog going on here. Do you know of the Soyuz rockets re-supplying the ISS? You do know they also carry people back from ISS also, right?
Already said we could address the atmosphere at a later point, but what missiles are you imagining "above the atmosphere"?
Originally posted by sonhouseSo the Soyuz rocket is one of the missiles to which you referred?
Ah, you mean YOU are in charge of this discussion. And all along I was operating under the false impression there was dialog going on here. Do you know of the Soyuz rockets re-supplying the ISS? You do know they also carry people back from ISS also, right?
So when they come back, they have to take Coriolis into account since Earth is spinning underneath ...[text shortened]... ve them since you are obviously an expert and MUST have written dozens of papers on the subject.