FE tides

From the FAQ:

The tides exist due to a slight see-saw effect on the earth. As it goes back and forth, the water rushes to the side that is lower. Note, this is a very slight wobble. Remember, these wobbles are created by very minor earthquakes. They keep the tides in check. Notice that large earthquakes result in large tides or "tsunami


what keeps these earth quakes regular? im almost certain earth quakes are not a "regular" occurance.

im apalled that flat earthers have nothing to say?

The tides are not caused by a wobble. I'm not sure where that idea came from. The tides on FE are caused by the gravitation of the Sun and Moon.

The tides are not caused by a wobble. I'm not sure where that idea came from. The tides on FE are caused by the gravitation of the Sun and Moon.

Really? I don't see how FE can explain the second high tide daily with the Moon is far away. It seems to me that FE has a real problem here.

From the FAQ:

The tides exist due to a slight see-saw effect on the earth. As it goes back and forth, the water rushes to the side that is lower. Note, this is a very slight wobble. Remember, these wobbles are created by very minor earthquakes. They keep the tides in check. Notice that large earthquakes result in large tides or "tsunami


what keeps these earth quakes regular? im almost certain earth quakes are not a "regular" occurance.

WTF is this supposed to mean?

im apalled that flat earthers have nothing to say?

Because you answered your rhetoric question with your own stupidity.

stupidity .... i beg your pardon.... oh and tom i have been told time and time again that gravity doesnt exist in FE


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stupidity .... i beg your pardon.... oh and tom i have been told time and time again that gravity doesnt exist in FE

Gravity is not the same phenomenon as Gravitation.

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stupidity .... i beg your pardon.... oh and tom i have been told time and time again that gravity doesnt exist in FE

Gravity is not the same phenomenon as Gravitation.

Proof?

In scientific terminology gravitation and gravity are distinct. "Gravitation" is the attractive influence that all objects exert on each other, while "gravity" specifically refers to a force which all massive objects (objects with mass) are theorized to exert on each other to cause gravitation. Although these terms are interchangeable in everyday use, in theories other than Newton's, gravitation is caused by factors other than gravity. For example in general relativity, gravitation is due to spacetime curvatures which causes inertially moving objects to tend to accelerate towards each other. Another (discredited) example is Le Sage's theory of gravitation, in which massive objects are effectively pushed towards each other.

Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gravitation

ONE MORE TIME FOR THE SLOW PEOPLE ... PROOF

ONE MORE TIME FOR THE SLOW PEOPLE ... PROOF

PROOF

ONE MORE TIME FOR THE SLOW PEOPLE ... PROOF

What more exactly do you want?

Quote from: zach3792 on June 19, 2007, 10:32:12 AM

ONE MORE TIME FOR THE SLOW PEOPLE ... PROOF

What more exactly do you want?

Ah, proof. Even Einstein believed that gravity causes the curvature, not the other way around. Reference the Paul M Brown article.

That's merely a definition of two words on wikipedia you could've made up your own nonsense and then submit it as a reliable form ofproof

Quote from: TSEE on June 19, 2007, 10:33:59 AM

Quote from: zach3792 on June 19, 2007, 10:32:12 AM

ONE MORE TIME FOR THE SLOW PEOPLE ... PROOF

What more exactly do you want?

Ah, proof. Even Einstein believed that gravity causes the curvature, not the other way around. Reference the Paul M Brown article.

No, Albert believed that mass bent space-time

That's merely a definition of two words on wikipedia you could've made up your own nonsense and then submit it as a reliable form ofproof

What proof do you want of, you idiot?

http://not your own conjured up definition

Do you want us to scan in a bloody physics book?

your'e silly ya'll are to stupid to take physics

Quote from: Gulliver on June 19, 2007, 10:37:10 AM

Quote from: TSEE on June 19, 2007, 10:33:59 AM

Quote from: zach3792 on June 19, 2007, 10:32:12 AM

ONE MORE TIME FOR THE SLOW PEOPLE ... PROOF

What more exactly do you want?

Ah, proof. Even Einstein believed that gravity causes the curvature, not the other way around. Reference the Paul M Brown article.

No, Albert believed that mass bent space-time

Can you find a quote of Einstein that contradicts the Brown article? I'd be happy to share it with my friend. Thanks.

Do you want us to scan in a bloody physics book?

Just reference please an experiment that proved the gravity and gravitation aren't the same thing.

your'e silly. Ya'll are too stupid to take physics

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Sorry, wrong use of 'too' and 'to' annoys me

Quote from: TSEE on June 19, 2007, 10:43:48 AM

Do you want us to scan in a bloody physics book?

Just reference please an experiment that proved the gravity and gravitation aren't the same thing.

'Gravity, if it exists as a force, causes gravitation, ie the acceleration between two objects. Gravity is the Cause, gravitation is the effect

Gravity is the cause, Gravitation is the effect. This is in a dictionary I have on my bookshelf.

NB I thought I already posted in this thread. Did my post get removed or am I losing my memory?

Gravity is the cause, Gravitation is the effect. This is in a dictionary I have on my bookshelf.

NB I thought I already posted in this thread. Did my post get removed or am I losing my memory?

There's about 3 almost identically named topics atm

Quote from: zach3792 on June 19, 2007, 10:44:42 AM

your'e silly. Ya'll are too stupid to take physics

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Sorry, wrong use of 'too' and 'to' annoys me

Quote from: Gulliver on June 19, 2007, 10:46:15 AM

Quote from: TSEE on June 19, 2007, 10:43:48 AM

Do you want us to scan in a bloody physics book?

Just reference please an experiment that proved the gravity and gravitation aren't the same thing.

'Gravity, if it exists as a force, causes gravitation, ie the acceleration between two objects. Gravity is the Cause, gravitation is the effect

I do understand your point, but how do you know that the cause and the effect aren't the same thing?

Why are there multiples?

I do understand your point, but how do you know that the cause and the effect aren't the same thing?

Because every effect needs a cause. Things can't fly to an object of mass because they fly to an object of mass...if that makes sense...:S

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I do understand your point, but how do you know that the cause and the effect aren't the same thing?

Because every effect needs a cause. Things can't fly to an object of mass because they fly to an object of mass...if that makes sense...:S

I think I see your point, but I wonder if you not using your conclusion to reach your conclusion (circular reasoning).

Not trying to use circular reasoning. I'm trying to make my point that gravity and gravitation are seperate things, in the same way electricity makes a bulb glow, but electricity is not the same thing as light