What is the length of the equator?
The distance from the north pole to the equator is 10 000 km. So this would make the length of the equator 10 000 * 2 * pi = 62832 km
On the other hand, actual the length of the equator is 40 000 km. (The "spinning 1000 miles/hour at the equator" argument is based on this value).
So what is the real length of the equator?
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there is no equator. Nowhere on earth matches what the equator properties should be.
Laughing emoji? Nice cope.
Here’s the proof.
Time and date shows that the shortest day of the year at the “ equator”is not in the equinox as predicted by the geometry.
It’s a month off for both.
https://youtu.be/0kjNET-ucFk?si=dxS7Du95mUW6C2ez
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FLAT EARTH - EQUATORS, EQUINOXES and BROKEN SEASONS
FLAT EARTH - EQUATORS, EQUINOXES and BROKEN SEASONS
The equator is the path of the sun in the sky. Don't be confused and think it's something on the ground.