They may (or may not) have done their homework. And you didn't.
how do you know I didnt?
are you some type of seer or do you just know things?
I based my opinion on common sense that aligns with physics.
but heres a little data to accompany my opinion.
https://edisk.fandm.edu/annalisa.crannell/shapes/sca/Height-vs-Area/sca-hva-planets2.html Venus takes 224.65 days to complete each orbit.
a single day on venus last 243 earth days.
in other words venus does not rotate as fast as the earth does.
in fact a day on venus is longer than a year on venus !!
According to the Venusian calendar, WW II ended only 56 days ago!
and its oblateness is "zero"
venus is not oblong as the earth is.
this follows what would happen to a mass of liquid that is
released in zero g.
it forms a perfect sphere , unless it is rotating.
if you then rotate the mass of liquid it becomes oblong.
just like the earth is oblong.
you cant have a cake and eat it too.
but you cant enjoy the cake unless you eat it.
you can look at a cake and enjoy the way it looks
but I prefer to eat cakes not just look at them.
in other words use them for the purpose they were made.
for these people to have published a tv show that does not follow either common sence or known physics is stupid.
unless there reasons were to confuse and numb the minds of
their viewers.
I think that this type of science mocumentary is a danger to
to the viewers and that national geographic should reconsider
the consultants used to review the supposedly documentaries that are shown on the national geographic channel.
otherwise it will become like the national enquirer and no one will believe anything that they see on the channel.
