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I'm going to post this every time I see a Flat Earth argument.pic.twitter.com/D6eybgpbrr
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Dr. Tyson, I just turned 50, and I have serious concerns that my eyebrow growth is violating the law of conservation of mass.
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Oh lord.. there is still doubt about this.. We do deserve POTUS Trump!
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Is the short answer gravity? That's what I've always assumed, without running any simulations (or an idea of how to set them up).
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Yeah. Since in the early days after the big bang all the planets were essentially molten rocks, gravity shaped them.
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That wouldn't be from the big bang, which produced H and He, it would be from dying stars that fissioned those elements into heavier ones.
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Thats true. I just meant the early days of planets not the literal first days.
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Of course the world is round! ...Round and flat, like a DVD.

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...with a hole in the middle, so watch where you step!
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I thought Earth was an oblate spheroid, not round.
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I'm learning GIS in college atm, and what "shape" the Earth is depends upon application as well as perspective and scale.
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Well played sir.
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I want this book so bad but i aint got the money for it right now :(
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Worth it man
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I bet it is
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Niiiicccee
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You should hold a conference to debunk flat earth. End this flat earth madness for one!
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