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Doesn't explain the Sun and Moon in the sky at the same time.

Using a squashed globe for a map is contradicting. No one has actually surveyed a flat earth. 

No pictures of a flat earth from space. Not even an attempt. 

If a firmament is there explain meteors smashing into the earth but rockets can't escape. 

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I find it interesting that if you took a flat earth map and wrapped it around a balloon, the perimeter ice wall would come together at the bottom and form Antarctica. 

 

Hmmmmm.  Very interesting indeed! 

 

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2 hours ago, cranman said:

I find it interesting that if you took a flat earth map and wrapped it around a balloon, the perimeter ice wall would come together at the bottom and form Antarctica. 

 

Hmmmmm.  Very interesting indeed! 

 

Thats because they use a Globe, flatten it out and then say that it is a FE map. The Gleason map is one such map.

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23 minutes ago, nstoolman1 said:

Thats because they use a Globe, flatten it out and then say that it is a FE map. The Gleason map is one such map.

Yes. I know.

I was just being facetious. Lol

 

And yes, I had to look up how  to spell facetious. 

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