/sci/ - Science & Math

>>9686063
The evil creatures from the hell realm convert it into dark matter and send it back.

>>9686063
What happens when water hits the edge of the earth?

>>9686080
It can't do it because the earth is flat.

>>9686063
What edge?

>>9686063
You see it.

>>9686084
Correct, bodies of water must be contained, and water will always remain flat and level, which is fundamentally at odds with a spherical model that has oceans conforming to its exterior.

>>9686071
good answer

>>9686063
the universe is expanding faster than light. Nothing can ever hit the edge.

r-right?

>>9686415
no one knows. don't make assumptions based on what feels right

>>9686418
>no one knows
what is the hubble constant

>>9686429
I was referring to:
>nothing can ever hit the edge
no one knows if it's possible for something to interact or pass the edge of the universe, let alone if there is an edge.
there are theories, but they are not proven

>>9686063
Global warming.

>assuming there are edges

what happens when a boat sails off the edge of the Earth?

>>9686520
they're lost forever, which is why so many boats are lost at sea and never found
the real question is what happens when a plane flies out of the edge?

>>9686520
Who said there's an edge?

>>9686533
OP

>>9686520
Illuminati aliens open a portal and the ship appears on the exact opposite side of flat Earth. They also do the same thing with light and radio waves which create the illusion of Earth being round, when really it's just light being redirected by invisible space portals.

>>9686520
Illuminati aliens open a portal and the ship appears on the exact opposite side of flat Earth. They also do the same thing with light and radio waves which create the illusion of Earth being round, when really it's just light being redirected by countless invisible space portals.

>>9686529
>they're lost forever, which is why so many boats are lost at sea and never found


Lots of boats sail to Antarctic ice wall, where the crew laboriously hauls them to the top and pushes them across the ices and locks to the Edge, and then push them off. Crew then earns a free respawn as a better character.

>>9686537
If the universe has no edges, why can't the earth not have any either?

>>9686291
Different scales dingus

On a smaller scale water flows to a low point, BECAUSE OF GRAVITY

On a larger scale, objects coalesce into spherical shapes, ALSO BECAUSE OF GRAVITY

>>9686546
It doesn't have an edge.

Its round

>>9686565
false preposition and false preposition

>>9686563
>On a larger scale, objects coalesce into spherical shapes,

Unfalsifiable. Conjecture. Discarded.

>>9686565
It's an infinite plane.

>>9686520
You're entering pretty edgy territory here my friend

>>9686071
Go back to /lit/ faggot, this is from The Darkie's Tower by stephen kang.

>>9686063
there is no edge, it's spherical. the light just comes back around the other side