Put a flat earthier into space

[TheDataGuy]

If go down a well and stand on some scales you weigh more because there is more stacked atmosphere pushing you down

I am going to move to Nepal, weight loss goal done!!

 

[Nobby]

If go down a well and stand on some scales you weigh more because there is more stacked atmosphere pushing you down

That's why you should always get weighed upstairs

 

[Nukehasslefan]

So if we go in a tunnel underground we will be under less pressure as the ground above is shielding us from the pressure of the atmosphere above?

If you go in a tunnel underwater does it stop water gushing in from above?

If the wind is disrupting these layers why don't we experience different levels of force all over the place?

We do.

At higher altitudes we must fall slower then?

Slower than what?

 

[TheDataGuy]

If you go in a tunnel underwater does it stop water gushing in from above?

That doesn't answer the question.

Slower than what?

Ok let's make this very simple. If I drop a ball on the beach and drop the same ball on top of a mountain will the ball at the beach drop faster?

 

[payne]

Far from absurd.

You don't.

Really. Go and get an infra red viewer and get back to me.
Like I said our eyes are primitive.

As above.

Same as above.

But they do. You just don't see it.

As above.

A lot is not zero.

If you block then you block and see nothing. It negates the entire thing in itself.

You haven't provided counters.

Sensors are fine but they're not offering you what you're arguing for.

A sealed gas cylinder proves what?

Why would it happen?

Eyes are primitive so use an infa red laser. But water is flat just needs eyes and no equipment

 

[Nobby]

Eyes are primitive so use an infa red laser. But water is flat just needs eyes and no equipment

"The simplest things always show the reality"

Oh the glorious contradiction


If I didn't know better I would think he was making it up

 

[DaveH]

Far from absurd.

You don't.

Really. Go and get an infra red viewer and get back to me.
Like I said our eyes are primitive.

As above.

Same as above.

But they do. You just don't see it.

As above.

A lot is not zero.

If you block then you block and see nothing. It negates the entire thing in itself.

You haven't provided counters.

Sensors are fine but they're not offering you what you're arguing for.

A sealed gas cylinder proves what?

Why would it happen?

And if you held a microphone next to a heat source, you would always detect a sound?

 

[Nukehasslefan]

That doesn't answer the question

It offers one against what you're asking.

Ok let's make this very simple. If I drop a ball on the beach and drop the same ball on top of a mountain will the ball at the beach drop faster?

No.

And if you held a microphone next to a heat source, you would always detect a sound?

That depends on how sensitive the microphone is.

 

[Gelan]

I am going to move to Nepal, weight loss goal done!!

Or live on the moon....you could weight up to 5 tmes heavier and not damage your organs.

Eyes are primitive so use an infa red laser. But water is flat just needs eyes and no equipment

My missus says can she be of asssitance...she has mostly infra red sight.

She could see the milky way in a fog.

 

[TheDataGuy]

It offers one against what you're asking.

How does that answer this?

So if we go in a tunnel underground we will be under less pressure as the ground above is shielding us from the pressure of the atmosphere above?

You know what caves are right? They have air in them sometimes. So we would be under less pressure in them?

 

[Nukehasslefan]

You know what caves are right?
They have air in them sometimes. So we would be under less pressure in them?

Why?

Let me explain this.
If you were in a swimming pool and you dug a hole in the base of it. Let's say like a little cave.
What happens to the water as you dig the hole?

 

[TheDataGuy]

Why?

Let me explain this.
If you were in a swimming pool and you dug a hole in the base of it. Let's say like a little cave.
What happens to the water as you dig the hole?

What if I am on a cliff and I dig sideways, do I experience less pressure when I step inside the cave?

Why?

Let me explain this.
If you were in a swimming pool and you dug a hole in the base of it. Let's say like a little cave.
What happens to the water as you dig the hole?

Also, you keep on mentioning water, I said underground.

 

[Nukehasslefan]

What if I am on a cliff and I dig sideways, do I experience less pressure when I step inside the cave?

No.

Also, you keep on mentioning water, I said underground.

I'm just offering you water to show what atmosphere would do. It's the same set up barring different densities.

 

[TheDataGuy]

No.

But the atmosphere stacks above are blocked by the ground above you.

 

[Nukehasslefan]

But the atmosphere stacks above are blocked by the ground above you.

Back to the water.

If you dug the same tunnel to the side of a swimming pool it would still fill...right?
The dirt you put into the swimming pool in order to dig the tunnel just displaces the water in to that tunnel. No change to water level just as there would be no change to atmospheric levels.

 

[TheDataGuy]

Back to the water.

If you dug the same tunnel to the side of a swimming pool it would still fill...right?
The dirt you put into the swimming pool in order to dig the tunnel just displaces the water in to that tunnel. No change to water level just as there would be no change to atmospheric levels.

But then it can't be because of layers above it

 

[Nukehasslefan]

But then it can't be because of layers above it

What can't be?

 

[TheDataGuy]

What can't be?

The pressure, what have we been talking about this whole time

 

[DaveH]

It offers one against what you're asking.

No.

That depends on how sensitive the microphone is.

Are you saying microphones if sensitive enough can detect light?

Put it another way, the sun is one of the brightest objects we see so logically it must also be the loudest source. So if you have a reasonable quality microphone in the shade then move it into brilliant sunshine, you will hear a noise.

 

[Nukehasslefan]

The pressure, what have we been talking about this whole time

Pressure is about mass displacing the atmosphere.
You don't change the pressure you just alter the direction of it.