^^^ The Bible, no that came after I saw earth was flat. You don't want to go there anyhow, there's not a single passage that supports the heliocentric model.
That's a fancy way to agree and disagree with yourself in the same two sentences.
The Bible doesn't agree with flat earth. The wording has to do with salvation, not science.
The globe earth is going ~66.6k MPH around a globe sun in an elliptical orbit. The speed of 66.6k MPH is not constant it varies causing constant acceleration [and decceleration].
Now add a constant 1k MPH acceleration [and decceleration] at the equator from the rotation of the earth.
That's nothing. Go to the poles where there isn't any equatorial-like spin at all. There is barely any difference in weight. If you phase the equatorial weight difference in gradually, because the spin is so slow (24 hours to make one turn), nobody is going to feel it at all. You would barely be able to find it on the most sensitive scale.
Finally there would be a few grams of centripetal force constantly trying to push you to the side from the rotation, if you're not on the equator. This however is kind of irrelevant considering the mad ~66.6k carnival ride the heliocentric model says we're on.
In the scale involved in the orbit of the earth around the sun, there wouldn't be anything felt or noticed. Here's a test you can do.
Place a basketball on the table. Place your hand on the ball, and turn the ball 1 full turn in 1 year. All the fantastic speeds you talk about mean nothing because everything is balanced almost perfectly.
The gyroscope is proven to react to 15 deg/hr, where's the rotation?
The gyroscope reacts to the galactic center, where the rotation takes approximately 25,000 years. You can't notice something like the tiny piece of arc minute in the revolution of the earth around the sun, to say nothing about the Earth's tiny rotation.
So says you.
If you happen to be sincere, and happen to not be in the funny farm, I really feel bad for you.
