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Flat Earth Community / Re: Research and advice for the theory of flat Earth for a project..

« on: April 16, 2018, 12:03:11 PM »

You want the absolute authority on flat earth, Dr Samuel Rowbotham and his book, Earth not a globe. The Bedford level experiment, true distance of the sun, the true shape of the earth, and position of the earth in the universe would be good starting points.

You could also check out 100 proofs earth is not a globe by William carpenter. Those are pretty short passages that can easily fit into what you are looking to do.

But Dr Rowbotham is definitely a must, his work is revolutionary and the knowledge you will be introduced to will be eye opening.

Thank you very much, I have had a look at Rowbotham's work and it is really great! I will research into Carpenter's writing as well. Many thanks for the help!

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Flat Earth Community / Research and advice for the theory of flat Earth for a project..

« on: April 15, 2018, 02:46:32 PM »

Hey, so I am currently a design student at university and we have been given the task to create a project on a controversial topic. I have chosen the flat Earth theory as I believe in it!

I was thinking of creating a zine or leaflet style editorial piece and re-designing an article or piece of text that talks about the flat Earth theory. I was wondering if anyone has any great online articles/books/written passages about the flat Earth theory that I should check out? I have been researching and all the written information I have found it usually too long to fit into a zine or editorial piece. I'm looking for something no bigger than 16 pages really. Having said that, anything is appreciated as I will use it for further research anyways!

Many thanks!