The earth is a giant donut. Prove me wrong. Protip: You can't.
The earth is a giant donut. Prove me wrong. Protip: You can't
Jace Ortiz
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Jacob Perez
Which would you rather have, a car or a goat?
Jacob Fisher
would you be able to float in the middle of that
Jaxon Jackson
Would you be pulled apart?
Caleb Evans
Antarctica. That'll be all.
Jackson Ramirez
Donuts are tasty. The Earth is not tasty.
The goat. I already have a car.
Zachary Rogers
the usual Veeky Forums shit post
Aaron Carter
well you're not wrong, because a donut and a sphere are topologically equivalent
Evan Torres
Where would the North Pole be?
Jeremiah Diaz
Are homeomorphic objects continuosly homeomorphic through arbitrary but equivalent transformations?
Owen Allen
no they are not euler characteristic ain't the same, which is a topological invariant
Isaiah Cooper
Force of gravity is rather consistant across the whole of the earth, if the earth was a donut gravity would appear weaker around the hole as the mass from the part of the donut above would exert a force in the opposite direction to the part of the donut you're standing on.
I'd draw I diagram but I'm not THAT autistic.
Caleb Wright
never use the phrase "topologically equivalent" again you disgusting brainlet
Michael Allen
Sadly no. Gravity from the Sun and Moon would scew legrange point 0 (center mass) to be away from the donut center.
Cooper Nelson
But, people standing on the inside of the donut will weigh less and be able to jump higher than normal.
Jacob Robinson
>the arctic and antarctic are the same place
>they are frozen because they're in constant shade from the rest of the planet
>they go beyond their poles by curving inwards towards the other side of the planet
>mfw hyperborea is real
Caleb Reed
I want this donut to happen.
NAO
Aiden Ross
but then if you were in greenland, you couldn't see the sky when you look upwards....
Colton Collins
The view from Norway would be interesting...
Leo Hall
Actual shape of the Earth. I know it is true because some guy on YouTube made a video.
John Ramirez
Lost my shit.
Still, the earth is ovular is it not?
Gabriel Garcia
it amazes me that someone would spend that amount of time on a video without spending any time looking into what these images actually mean.. gotta be clickbait
it's shaped like an orange
Carter Morgan
The gravitational pull would balance out on all sides.. It wouldn't be strong enough to pull you apart