FLAT EARTH SOCIETY

[Qoncussion]

Do you guys think that there is any living adult on this planet who truly believe this flat earth story?

Sadly, yes - absolutely. Do a little research on YouTube, if you want to freak out your brain.

 

[DaveId]

Do you guys think that there is any living adult on this planet who truly believe this flat earth story?

Sadly yes, a large number of American adults also believe chocolate milk comes from chocolate cows.

 

[benjaminkan]

Fact is there is no facts unless you prove it yourself.

Not sure if you all have seen this video but for sure, this realist has definitely tried to prove a "fact". Just for laughs.

 

[MacPhersonCa1]

Sadly yes, a large number of American adults also believe chocolate milk comes from chocolate cows.

So true. I live in cattle country, Nebraska, where we have four times as many cows as people and find that hilarious

 

[Afremont]

NASA? Pythagoras figured it out about 2,500 years ago.

If the world is flat I think one of the flat-Earthers needs to travel to the edge and take a picture of it.

Actually it was Eritosthenes that measured the size of the round Earth by using the Sun angle at a remote location when the Sun was directly overhead a well. The basic assumption was that the Sun was far enough away that the rays striking the Earth were close enough to parallel that the error would be insignificant. The irony is that if the Sun were only 4000 miles above the surface of a flat Earth, he would have obtained exactly the same results. Just sayin'

 

[Xtreme Drone Pilot]

If the Earth was flat, VLOS will be infinite, Mavic will never go below the horizon. Can anyone confirm that if you fly Mavic to 50 miles away, it won't go below the horizon line?

 

[Qoncussion]

If the Earth was flat, VLOS will be infinite, Mavic will never go below the horizon. Can anyone confirm that if you fly Mavic to 50 miles away, it won't go below the horizon line?

It's easier than that... You can see the moon with your naked eyes. Now, point a telescope - heck, the best telescope ever - in the direction of Mt. Everest, which is ridiculously closer ~ and show me...