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Conspiracy Theories
The earth is surrounded on all sides by an ice wall that holds the oceans back. This ice wall is what explorers have named Antarctica. Beyond the ice wall is a topic of great interest to the Flat Earth Society. To our knowledge, no one has been very far past the ice wall and returned to tell of their journey. What we do know is that it encircles the earth and serves to hold in our oceans and helps protect us from whatever lies beyond.
THE FAKE MOON LANDING
THE FLAT EARTH THEORY
Shadows everywhere?
If you're on the moon, the sun is directly hitting you
-> all the shadows have to go to the same direction
1 The horizon always appears completely flat 360 degrees to the observer, regardless of how high you go up.
Flat earth map
1 When they put the American flag in the moon, the flag started waving
There's no air on the moon
-> There's no wind! How can the flag be waving?
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A stage light?
Where are the stars?
2 Water doesn`t curve! The natural physics of water is to find and maintain its level.
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Tila Tequila, Pornstar
Kyrie Irving, NBA Player
The "C"-Rock
Looks like a prop... just like on a movie set
3 If we were living on a spinning globe airplane's would constantly have to dip their noses down every few minutes to compensate for the curvature of the earth
4. Gravity is a hoax
If “gravity” is really a force strong enough to hold the world’s oceans, buildings, people and atmosphere stuck to the surface of a spinning ball, then it is impossible for “gravity” to also simultaneously be weak enough to allow little birds, bugs, and planes to take-off and travel freely unabated in any direction. If “gravity” is strong enough to curve the massive expanse of oceans around a globular Earth, it would be impossible for fish and other creatures to swim through such forcefully held water.
Everything on our flat earth is naturally arranged by density and mass.