@gzreel: A $20,000 experiment meant to disprove Earth's rotation ended up detecting it. In the documentary Behind the Curve, flat Earth advocate Bob Knodel used a high-precision ring laser gyroscope to test whether the planet was spinning. The instrument recorded a drift of approximately 15 degrees per hour, consistent with Earth completing a rotation in roughly 24 hours. Faced with a result that contradicted his expectations, Knodel explored alternative explanations, suggesting outside influences might be affecting the device. The experiment became one of the documentary's most memorable moments, highlighting how difficult it can be to reconsider a deeply held belief, even when your own test produces evidence against it.

Train lover :

"interesting"

LONE❌WOLF :

but did they change their perspective?

UZILOOGIES :

How was a light and 2 styrofoam boards $20k?? 😭😭😭

Tux :

Even if the earth was flat this wouldn’t have worked since the terrain is different levels

mimaumiemou :

why dont flat-earther unite and send someone to space. 😵‍💫

Jay :

nobody proves the earth is round as well as a flat earther

Eclipse :

"interesting" basically translate to im dumb wrong about this sht 😂

Bill :

Literally one of my favorite videos ever

alex :

how is this 20 grand? it's a few pieces of Styrofoam, a flashlight, a camera, and a flashlight

heisauser102649274 :

20k just for that is crazy

Theloneslayer :

"Interesting.."

EPS1911 :

bigboiplayameme :

How tf was that 20k$

Mobydick :

That’s not far enough have to do this on water because the ground could have been leveled where they are testing

Mõõñ :

How tf all the other planets/the sun/the moon round and earth isn’t 🤦‍♂️

HadesKooz :

The hilarious content you'll ever see is all of the flat earthers doing experiments like this trying to prove the Earth is flat and proving the opposite. And NONE of them are able to take it as confirmation that they were wrong.

_davekid_ :

this video doesn't show the piece of equipment they bought. I believe they bought this super duper laser precision gyroscope. dont remember the exact details but it was supposed to show the earth's tilt or sum like that. either way both expiraments showed they earth wasn't flat

MOHSIN_5🦋 :

Interesting 😂😂😂

𝕿𝖆𝖑𝖚𝖕𝖊𝖘 :

i dont understand the earth is way too big to even take advantage of its curve

Slossage17 :

Daedric :

And they still believe it’s flat. I bet after that they came up with different excuses as to why they couldn’t see the light at 17ft

andrewav12 :

How does it work , wouldn’t u have to be at the 2 opposite ends of the earth to test that theory

fw_alek432 :

I mean they aren’t completely wrong you got to think about it we are veryyy small compared to earth so how do we know it’s just not that part of earth is just a big hill we aren’t big enough to see all of earth 🤷

Willma_FistFit? :

“Interesting”

William Was :

Wait until they discover that circles make better wheels than squares. 😮‍💨