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“It has been proven by multiple points that there is no Coriolis to the motion of the earth. I am speaking from a pilots perspective and an engineers perspective because I have degrees on both.” We aint moving my dudes… its physically impossiball 🗺️😎

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The globe is your friendvor 8 Monaten

‘Aeronautical engineer’ Hahahahahaha Where did he get his degree from - a Crackerjack Box? OK, my dear retard - for the millionth time: The helicopter has lateral directional motion imparted to it before it even takes off, so it is moving in the same direction as the Earth. This lateral motion doesn’t suddenly vanish just because it takes off, you complete imbecile. This is not a difficult concept to understand. The only people incapable of grasping it are you and your merry band of Flerf retards.

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Lost_or_Foundvor 8 Monaten

Wrong. The atmosphere co-rotates with the earth. I am a pilot and the Coriolis training is mostly exclusive to magnetic dip. That is a proven fact. Pilots can see it during turns and see the compass dip. Planes are coupled to the atmosphere and other than magnetic dips aren't directly affected by Coriolis. Coriolis effect is real and I guarantee you Coriolis is calculated in when firing missiles or launching rockets.

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Rufus_2688vor 8 Monaten

Cool story bro

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ACvor 8 Monaten

You’re right. I once watched a fly on a train. It was sitting on the armrest of a seat, and when it took off, it immediately smashed into the wall. 😂

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Texas Babbler 🇺🇲 🫣vor 8 Monaten

Look up at night, duh. We ain't moving

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PLAIN To SEEvor 8 Monaten

It’s all absurd theoretical claims based on assumptions…. What part of NO experiments do some not understand?

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Noname Jonesvor 8 Monaten

Earth is moving and every artillery man, sniper, and naval gun operator knows it because they use it to hit their targets. Heck there was a Foucault's pendulum at my college that proved it every day.

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Silko Günzelvor 8 Monaten

very interesting videos from Brian Mullin - Planes Flying on a Spinning Ball...

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anewbiezvor 8 Monaten

Inertia

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Johnvor 8 Monaten

But it spins enough to knock over pegs in a building. 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂 And the Sun isn't "millions" of miles away. Eyes to see.

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James Mahlervor 8 Monaten

In 1887 in Ohio, two physicists named Albert Michelson and Edward Morley proved, by empirical evidence, that the Earth is stationary.

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Mark Howellsvor 8 Monaten

Fly a small drone on a train moving 100 mph it will stay stationary for as long as you want 🤷🏻‍♂️

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Michal J A Paszkiewiczvor 8 Monaten

You wouldn't notice the coriolis effect as a pilot, as atmospheric disturbances have a far greater impact. And you wouldn't notice the coriolis effect as an engineer, as the effect is too small for most engineering applications. We have plenty of real world evidence of the Coriolis effect though, such as Foucault's pendulum and the great advances we saw with explaining hurricanes with the pressure-Coriolis balance.

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Jay Dookvor 8 Monaten

Plot twist: the air moves with the planet too. Imagine if it didn’t though 🤣 We’d all be sandblasted at ~1000 mph at the equator

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Beldinvor 8 Monaten

If you were a pilot you would 100% know the earth is a sphere.

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Een meningvor 8 Monaten

Claiming the Earth doesn't rotate because helicopters can hover without the ground spinning away. As an "aeronautical engineer" argues: No Coriolis effect, planes land on "motionless" runways, etc. Spoiler: It's wrong ignores basic physics like inertia and rotating atmospheres.

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All For Himvor 8 Monaten

This sounds confident, but it’s built on a basic misunderstanding of what the Coriolis effect is and when it appears. Pilots do not directly “experience” Coriolis during normal flight, because aircraft are moving with the rotating frame of the Earth, and navigation systems are already designed around that frame. The Coriolis effect only becomes obvious when you measure motion over long distances and long times relative to Earth’s surface—artillery trajectories, long-range missiles, weather systems, ocean currents, and satellite dynamics. That’s why meteorology literally cannot work without Coriolis. Hurricanes rotate in opposite directions in the two hemispheres for one reason only: Earth is rotating. No rotation, no hemispheric reversal. Period. From an engineering standpoint, Coriolis is not optional—it’s a frame-of-reference correction term that drops straight out of Newtonian mechanics when you do the math in a rotating system. GPS satellites, inertial navigation systems, ring laser gyros, and fiber-optic gyros all measure Earth’s rotation directly. If Earth were not rotating, those systems would accumulate massive errors within minutes. They don’t. They work with absurd precision every day. So the claim “there is no Coriolis, therefore Earth isn’t moving” doesn’t show advanced knowledge—it shows a failure to distinguish between non-inertial reference frames and perceptual intuition. You don’t feel Earth moving for the same reason you don’t feel a smooth airplane at cruising altitude. Physics doesn’t care about vibes, credentials, or emojis. The math, the measurements, and the technology all agree: the Earth rotates, and Coriolis is one of the many ways we know it.

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𝔗𝔥𝔢 𝔇𝔦𝔰𝔰𝔦𝔡𝔢𝔫𝔱vor 8 Monaten

Sure about that?

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Joel Simsvor 8 Monaten

Well you need a course in physics. It's already a fact. A slight position of flight controls control all functions dude. Each side of the equator has an opposite spin on drains, hurricanes, and storm patterns.

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Giftedvor 8 Monaten

The airstrip would have to be spinning at over 1000mph you wouldn't be able to see the strip ever or pinpoint where it will be at any given time to land on schedule. It is a blurr! Lol 😆

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سليمان الشرادvor 8 Monaten

Earth is stationary and no observable scientific test can prove otherwise

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Surf Stummervor 8 Monaten

Your flat earth moron... If on a train moving at 100mph and you drop an object in lands directly below point of release.... Its relative to the motion of the train or earth in the case of the plane landing. You dumb fcks really aren't that stupid???...Well maybe so.

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Merabuki Brallanboysvor 8 Monaten

Utter nonsense. Winds do not prove that the atmosphere doesn't move with the Earth. It's like saying that if you can walk from one car to the next, a train cannot be moving.

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Miami Esquirevor 8 Monaten

Gmafb This guy is not a pilot or engineer.

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Thuisbezorgde Burgervor 8 Monaten

I think you have degrees alright. A 105 degrees Fahrenheit. You are delirious.

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ACvor 8 Monaten

1 kg “weighs” in New York about 30 g more than at the equator. Guess why.

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Κηνωςvor 8 Monaten

Do we fly faster to the west than we do to the east? Shouldn't flights at the equator where the radial velocity would be greatest show an effect on relative ground speed to airplanes? Why does earth rotation figure into long distance shooting?

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ReverendKarenvor 8 Monaten

This guy is unbelievably ignorant about physics!! HOW THE FUCK is he a pilot if anything? He's a fucking MORON!!

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Sherwin Prescottvor 8 Monaten

This shit is hilariously wrong and obviously total B.S.

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Mr Colossis, BsC, SsCvor 8 Monaten

Ffs, what a retard

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ralf bergmannvor 8 Monaten

Tell that bull to a long-distance sniper

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Pragimus @XG (USA)vor 8 Monaten

Okay. Why do hurricanes spin? Why, as a marksman, do I have to account for the Coriolis effect when shooting at targets a mile away? Atmosphere spins with the earth too? Degrees in both huh? Get your money back, you didn't get a decent education, and I'm a Crayon Eater

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Lifervor 8 Monaten

Hahaha americans are comical and dumb at the same time

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