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Flat Earth Theory / simple test of FLAT vs. ROUND Earth - route from Buenos Aires to Melbourne
« on: July 26, 2020, 09:37:53 AM »
Sorry if this is already answered in the FAQ.
What is the shortest route from Argentina to southern Australia? Isn't this a simple test of the Flat Earth vs. the "round" earth theory?
Doesn't the Flat Earth shortest route go north from Argentina across the western Atlantic and Canada and North Pole and Siberia and China?
Whereas the "round" earth shortest route goes west from Argentina across the south Pacific?
Doesn't the Flat Earth map -- https://wiki.tfes.org/Flat_Earth_Maps#Monopole_Models -- show the shortest route to be north across Canada etc.? which obviously is not the shortest route anyone would choose? I.e., wouldn't even a Flat-Earther choose the route west across the Pacific rather than north across Canada?
What is the shortest route from Argentina to southern Australia? Isn't this a simple test of the Flat Earth vs. the "round" earth theory?
Doesn't the Flat Earth shortest route go north from Argentina across the western Atlantic and Canada and North Pole and Siberia and China?
Whereas the "round" earth shortest route goes west from Argentina across the south Pacific?
Doesn't the Flat Earth map -- https://wiki.tfes.org/Flat_Earth_Maps#Monopole_Models -- show the shortest route to be north across Canada etc.? which obviously is not the shortest route anyone would choose? I.e., wouldn't even a Flat-Earther choose the route west across the Pacific rather than north across Canada?