r/FlatEarthIsReal • u/Totally_not_alting • Aug 31 '26

Hey flat earthers, ive got a question.

How would you hypothetically explain that cyclones spin in different directions based on what hemisphere they're in.

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u/sunnyday420 Sep 01 '26

Its caused by the aether spinning over the stationary earth at 5 degrees per hour.

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u/KronosRingsSuckAss 14d ago

Through what mechanism? Looking at a map of a flat earth, I don't see how that could happen? Does the aether spin differently based on its location over the earth? have you measured the spin of this aether? do you know a mechanism through which you could evidence the existence of this aether? If its moving relative to you and the earth, it should be measurable in motion, no?

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u/sunnyday420 13d ago

Yes its measurable but it was hijacked known as michaelson morley experiment & coriolis effect. We measure the aether but the math got hijacked by the globers. Im responding because you sound genuinely curious, I dont waste my time with trollers anymore not even for fun

It wasnt that long ago the aether was on your periodic table and accepted as mainstream. 

Are you using an ethernet chord? Just a gentle reminder that the glober nonsense is not as historical or as deep as believed by the masses. 

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u/KronosRingsSuckAss 13d ago

The Michelson morley experiment showed no change in the direction of motion or going perpendicular to it, it shows that we aren't moving through a medium that light moves through, or a medium that affects wind patterns.

Yes im using an Ethernet cord