@Nehner

8 months ago

Some month ago I was invited to a wedding in Bavaria. In the place was also fair at the time. The wedding party's fun program included a visit to the "Devil's Wheel". The devil's wheel is a rotating disc mounted on the ground with a diameter of 5 meters. Around it an approx. 4 meter wide zone on the same level - at the edge with an approx. 40 cm high protective wall - like at the Formula1 driving, only lower but also padded.

And this is how it works. At the command of the operator, a horde of young people crashes onto the glass. Usually it is separated by sexes. Then the operator checks whether, for example, the young girls have not been joined by a handsome young man. If everything is ok then the disc turns.
The aim is to be the last to remain on the ever faster rotating disc.
Due to the increasing speed, one or the other "disc dweller" "wags" off the disc. He or she then simply slides off the disc due to the increasingly stronger centrifugal forces.
The best place is in the middle of the disc, where the centrifugal forces are lowest. So that this is not so easy, the middle area is raised - something like a small almost flat volcano cone.


How fast does the devil's wheel turn.
The operator said maximum it makes 23 revolutions per minute.
1 revolution is about 15 meters (circumference = 2 x radius times circle number pi).
In our case this means. 2 x 2, 5m x 3,14 = 5 x 3,14 = 15,42.
1 x around is therefore 15.42 meters

23 revolutions per minute means 23 x 15.42 meters = 354.66 meters per minute. Per second, that is then 354.66 meters divided by 60 seconds = 5.91 meters per second, or just under 6 meters.

At a speed of 6 meters per second on a flat disc with a radius of 2.50 meters, everyone flies down.

Where do you think you have more of a chance of staying up - on a 2.5 meter radius disk spinning at 6 meters per second or on a 2.5 meter radius sphere spinning at 6 meters per second?

As I have seen, at a speed of 6 meters per second on a flat disk, no one makes it in the long run. Then no one will make it on a sphere rotating at the same speed.

Then I remembered to have seen once such a carousel for pilots and astronauts. However, the thing is called completely differently, namely human centrifuge.
This human centrifuge is used for medical selection and training of astronauts and pilots.
Basically it is like 1 carousel - but only for 1 passenger.
This passenger sits or lies in a closed cabin which rotates on a 5 m long rod around the center of the centrifuge.

The acceleration 2 G corresponds to twice the normal acceleration
corresponds to 17.6 revolutions per minute equal to 9.21 meters per second.

Reminder:
At 6 meters per second, the ride stops at the fun fair.
2 G is therefore 50% more than the upper limit of the fairground.

From about 4 g in the centrifuge, the untrained person (in a sitting position and without aids such as pressure pants) reaches his limits (impending circulatory collapse). That would be 35.2 revolutions per minute or approx.18.4 meters per second.

Astronauts are exposed to accelerations of max. 4 g during the launch of the space shuttle in the initial minutes in a lying position.
Pilots in fighter jets experience accelerations of up to 10 g during certain flight maneuvers.


Now, however, the German Aerospace Center as well as the ESA, the European Space Agency, claim that we live on a rotating globe, which (at the equator) rotates from west to east with about 463.8 meters per second.

Alleged earth rotation speed at the equator = 1670 km per hour = 27,83 km per minute = 463,8 meters per second.

So the alleged earth rotation should be as fast as a fighter jet or as a machine gun bullet.

If however already with 6 meters per second the likewise not proven earth attraction force fails, to the untrained humans with the 3-fold = 18 meters per second the cycle collapse threatens, but to humans with the approx. 77.3-fold stronger load (463,8:6=77,3) NOTHING happens, then something cannot be correct.

The solution is quite simple.

There is no earth rotation.

There is also no earth attraction force - the so-called gravity.
Gravity is an unproven theory. Bullshit.

Both earth rotation and gravity are (stupid) freemason lies.

Even a single visit to a fair can sometimes open your eyes.

Now I am only curious with which adventurous "counter-arguments" the globe church representatives of the lowest drawer go against it again.

What can come at oblique "arguments"= babble:

Idiocy 1

Idiocy 1
Yes but a disc is not a ball .
Correct - but holding on to a spinning ball is significantly harder than holding on to a disc.

Idiocy 2
Yes, but the earth makes only 1 revolution per day.
Correct 40.000 km in 24 hours = 1670 kmh = 463,8 m/sec

Idiocy 3
In one hour the earth makes only 15 degrees angular velocity.
Yes Correct. In one hour the earth makes 15 degrees. On the day that is 24 x 15 degrees = 360 degrees. Thus 1 earth rotation per day. ="40.000 km in 24 hours. 360 degrees corresponds to 40,000 km per day. 15 degrees corresponds to 1670 km per hour = 463.8 meters per second.

Idiocy 4
It's different for larger masses.
Bullshit.

Idiocy 5
The air rotates with the earth.
Ok then airplanes flying near the equator from east to west should not arrive at all. Because passenger jets can make 1.000 kmh. But the headwind would be 1.670 kmh.

Idiocy 6
In a train or airplane you do not notice the speed.
Yes - but outside the train/plane you do.
Stand at the ICE track when such an ICE thunders past you at 250 km/h directly at the edge of the platform. The earth is not a closed system Bubchen.

So earth rotation is a freemason fairy tale and not to prove.

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