Have you ever seen satellites when looking at the sky on dark night? I have, they are very small but you can see them, little light spots which go round the world then come back from other side of the world. Isn't it a bit complex to make this kind of thing by goverment, wouldn't it be kinda hard do engineer cause earth is accelerating at constant speed "upwards"? These satellites can be seen as many hours there is dark sky so you could I think follow these satellites for about 5hours or so.
So how they operate them does it run by gasoline, how come it doesn't run out of gas? If the earth is accelerating wouldn't it mean that also these satellites when coming under the earth would need higher speed everytime it goes round? So how the satellite when it comes back to be seen isn't moving any faster? Wouldn't it mean that the satellite would crash on earth? Why the "goverment" even shows this to us? Wouldn't it be less expensive if they didn't? I don't think people would be asking why can't we see satellites. Many people was amazed when they saw satellites so was I, how could we see such an small objects so far away but I guess the mirrors in satellite reflects lots of light so in dark nights we see them.
The other thing how fast the earth is going now? I mean if it's accelerating
9.81m/s^2 whatever wouldn't it mean that in couple of days we couldn't even jump from the surface?
Also how you explain northern lights? For those who haven't seen check video.
http://flatearht2.notlong.comAlso kind of interesting picture.