Xurtio

Obviously they just did a circle around the disk and the coriolis force caused by the turtle swimming in circles made them feel like it was a spherical trip.

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The Batlord

Bro, no gravity. Duh.

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Mondo Bungle

The World Turtle is badass

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Xurtio

It's really quite a thick disk.

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The Batlord

That's what she said.

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Mondo Bungle

ie a cylinder

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Xurtio

Heavens no! We can be sure that the diameter of the disk is still much larger than the thickness* - yet, still, by human standards, it's quite thick.

*Naturally, the eletromagnetic field appears to interact with the earth in a way that suggests its a sphere, but if you consider the edging effects of the magnetic field of a disk (particularly when the diameter is much larger than the thickness) it's approximately the same result.

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The Batlord

Cylinders can't have a height greater than their diameter? I'll have to give my geometry teacher a call.

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Xurtio

Everyone knows the first mages cast a spell on the universe that magically transformed all cylinders with diameters bigger than their height into disks and all disks with thicknesses larger than their diameter into a cylinder.

The trick is changing thickness into height. Very tricky trick if you ask me.

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grindy

I have a theory that spherical objects don't exist.
It's all an optical illusion. Spherical objects are actually cylinders with height equal to their diameter.
Disprove.

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