@mjeffries97: 1. Water needs containment 2. Spinning water doesn’t make a ball. 2. Water at rest finds its own level.

osinfixo :

Didn’t this just show what would happen on a flat earth. Now put the liquid in a sphere and spin the sphere.

Neal :

Remember, the earth rotates once every 24 hours, not once per second. spin that table once every 24 hours and report back.

Tinned Meat Product :

The bottom video successfully demonstrated that water surface actually conforms to the net forces acting upon it - which is exactly what happens with gravity.

Mister Ⓜ️. :

you need a container to hold water 😌

CM_24🇺🇸🇬🇷 :

You forgot the part where water is attracted to the center and is spinning at 0.000694rpm

🥓macon🥓 :

spin the table one time in 24hrs.

The little concrete guy :

Our education system, ladies and gentlemen🙄

TMI :

If the earth didn't rotate, then why does the rotation of the earth have to be calculated into the math of long range sniper competitions?

TheBoss :

Rotate your turntable at one revolution every 24 hours.

NickCarterMasterDetective :

trust the zience!🤣🤡🇮🇱🤮

JCman1978 :

Are these fish struggling to swim around?

DiveinDeep12 :

Did you know what is spit ball in baseball? And that spitball was banned?

bonanza36tn :

60 rpm below and 1 rpd above.

Winfred Jones :

Spin at one revolution per 24 hours. Water on a ball will evaporate before it can fly off.

luca75 :

💯

americanskateboarder :

The real experiment is 24 hours in one day to complete a full singular 360 rotation

kevinkimpton :

so why do rain drops come down in spheres 🤷‍♂️

G-Town Jodie :

😂😂😂😂😂😂 And people say I’m nuts because I tell them we are not on a globe

scott :

its hilarious when they show this demonstration, trying to prove the globe. it is literally the opposite of a spinning water ball 😂😂

Príncipe de Adela :

remove the container and spin it, and show us the results. or better yet use gravity as a container.

Alex :

Schwerkraft

Shadow.M6 :

The beaches are the same container as that plastic. Just different angles of walls. Both held down by gravity. If that bowl was the size of half the earth, the water would still curve. It’s not flat. It’s just curved ever so slightly it’s not perceivable until at a large enough scale

Steve Lay :

they still won't understand.

Jay9Se7en3 :