Curious why you can't use the moon landing as proof earth is a ball...? I don't think anyone here has done that. You'd rather post images of water falling as proof that it can bend on its surface. It's so crazy how upside-down this thread has become. Those defending science do so in the most unscientific ways possible.
That flight is not crossing antarctica. Seeing ice next to water is proof of that. You wouldn't be able to see any water if you were above the supposed continent.
It would be nice to create a poll asking whether or not ships disappearing on the horizon is proof the earth is a ball. If science is based on hard facts, there should be no variations in your answers. 500 years of heliocentric teaching should see to that. You guys can't keep your stories straight which only strengthens FE. You don't even understand the model you are trying to defend.
This thread was not even started by me. It was dropped in my lap and it's my duty to respond to it. If you're replying because you're worried that I might convince some lurkers, you're not helping your case.
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actual evidence like pictures and maths and stuff.
The evidence you've provided is actually some of the worst in this thread, with Westley and LeoDoc being your main competitors. No one bothers to correct you because the only posters left in this thread are not interested in truth (or even comedy) at this point. I miss Gregorio's comedic chops as they at least made this thread a good place for a laugh.
Now we are left with people slinging mud and wishing harm on FErs in real life. How unscientific can you get?
Prove that water can curve on its surface, or admit you can't.
Prove that you can create a rainbow indoors without glass, or admit you can't.
Go to outer space, or admit that you can't.
Cross antarctica, or admit that you can't.
What is the harm in that? Do you feel FE arguments are compelling enough that you need to defend the globe, when you already have all of education and media doing it for you?
Show some confidence in your beliefs. Admit that you cannot answer the four globe-busting points I've been repeating so frequently lately. It's got your backs up against the wall and it's bringing out the worst in you all.