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Flat Earth Theory / Re: Where is the map

« on: December 08, 2017, 10:47:57 AM »

Until recently I believed completely in a round earth (like most people) but lots of things made me start to question this.

Rodents on mars



Engineer fixing mars rover.



Tom your answers can be vague (to me).  If the earth is flat then the distance from A to B is a very simple formula (much more simple that on a bulging spherical earth).  If the earth is flat I believe there are maps of the flat earth similar to the one provided below. 



Google maps taking pictures from above and making maps is real (I can zoom in on my house on satelite view) whether the ISS is real or not.

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Flat Earth Theory / Re: Flat Earthers debate with Tom Bishop

« on: December 06, 2017, 03:47:05 PM »

I have a theory that we live inside a very slowly expanding electromagnetic field that started off with nothing inside.  Small objects (asteroids/gases) got trapped inside over billions of years causing the outer layer to expand slowly.  Heavier elements settled on the bottom creating a hard crust that supports life with gases trapped above the solid (and liquid i.e. water) relatively flat earth.

A bit like below.



The outer rim of the flat plane 'Antarctica' is frozen as the atmosphere outside the forcefield is cold freezing the water around the edges.



The sun, moon etc are objects attracted towards the earths magnetic north but trapped on the outside of the forcefield.