Brian Cox

[gordondaviesmoustache]

Digital style.

 

[BlueMoonRisin’]

Ding ding, Seconds out - Round3.

 

[dronefromsector7G]

Ding ding, Seconds out - Round3.

The Earth is round ffs

Well, round-ish

 

[blue b4 the moon]

Hugely enjoyable thread.

I'm assuming those connecting with this guy are board as apart from the subject matter being stupid there's no way he's ever going to engage in discussion.

 

[BlueMoonRisin’]

The Earth is round ffs

Well, round-ish

Looks like Hodge is on the ropes straight away. Good job the ring is round, erm sorry I think it might be square, but rings are round so it can't be...Oh fuck, I'm confused now. This ring can't be flat can it?

 

[Elbow beards]

There was another flat earther lerking on here about a year ago, named Spanish something or other. Surprised he's not popped up.

 

[BlueMoonRisin’]

There was another flat earther lerking on here about a year ago, named Spanish something or other. Surprised he's not popped up.

Sausage fingers?

 

[crazyg]

To paraphrase: He's good, but he's not Clarkie.

 

[Chippy_boy]

Yes as you can fucking see by looking at a fucking ocean.

You still don't understand fucking gravity you intellectual fraud.

How about you answer some other ****'s question for a change.

On the subject of gravity, here's another proof:

Does hodge have Sky, I wonder? If so, his satellite dish is pointing at a satellite (Astra, is it, or Hotbird? I forget). These satellites are in geostationary orbit, so they remain in the same position the sky. If gravity exists (which it must, or we'd all be floating around the room), why don't these satellite fall to earth? What's keeping them up?

What's keeping them up is them orbiting our rotating planet at a speed of about 3km per second. So that the centrifugal force perfectly counteracts gravity and they don't fall to earth and don't fly off into space either.

This would be impossible if the earth was flat. Sky satellites would just fall to earth. There would be no Sky TV.

I suspect this piece of evidence may be a bit beyond Hodge's comprehension however!

 

[BimboBob]

He still hasn't told me how old he thinks the earth is. That's the trouble with Hodge, no debate. Just a stance of his position without any actual facts to back it up. A bit disappointing really as we could really have a proper debate about this.

The Hodge-Clarkie Paradox.