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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsCNN: Sun Sets In The West, Rises In The East? The Jury's Still Out.
And it's too close to call.
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CNN: Sun Sets In The West, Rises In The East? The Jury's Still Out. (Original Post)
Turborama
Nov 2012
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CNN: Flat Earth vs Round Earth within margin of error. Tie goes to the older theory.
MjolnirTime
Nov 2012
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MjolnirTime
(1,800 posts)1. CNN: Flat Earth vs Round Earth within margin of error. Tie goes to the older theory.
Turborama
(22,109 posts)8. This is HUGH! See reply #4
zbdent
(35,392 posts)2. There you go, getting all sciency and stuff ...
next thing you know, you'll be showing polls trending that the world is round ...
Turborama
(22,109 posts)4. Well, they did just have a segment on that just now, actually
And, of course, gave equal time to representatives from both the USGS and The Flat Earth Society.
Dirty Socialist
(3,252 posts)3. The sun rising in the west is
Gaining in momentum
Johonny
(20,852 posts)5. we'll have to leave it there
Generic Brad
(14,275 posts)6. You see that dim light on the Eastern horizon?
That is a sure fire sign it will rise in the West today.
Turborama
(22,109 posts)7. Which means, in CNN parlance, it's within the "margin of error"
BTW their "fact checkers" are right now working on whether Copernicus was right about the Earth rotating around the Sun.