You can see the Sun is 93 million miles away? Seems implausible since it appears to change sizes as it traverses the sky, which I would be inclined to say shouldn't happen under said premise.

& well with that one you've really done with the height perspective relationship is express that the earth is not an infinite plane.




The station is a few hundred miles from the south pole. Even the physical pole is only a small trek from the ice shelf.

I can source you to precise laser measurements to the moon, too. If visual acuity can detect objects a couple hundred thousand miles away, why can it not detect objects on a flat plane to even a fraction of that distance? Why can I see the surface of the Earth for hundreds of miles at aircraft altitude, but not at surface level anywhere on the planet?

Bold faced lie. If the Earth is flat, or even remotely close to flat, the plane doesn't have to be even close to infinite.

There is no such thing as close to infinite, earth is flat game over, good luck next time.

Prove it.

Let's have some fun, flat Earthers, someone has already been through your bullshit: http://www.smarterthanthat.com/astronomy/top-10-ways-to-know-the-earth-is-not-flat/

Where's the center of mass on flat earth, and why don't things fall angularly far from the "north pole center" of the world?

How are the lines of this space capsule straight and the earth curves in a supposed fish eye camera?

THis is their model, as silly as it is. Antarctica makes up the entire perimeter.

Photoshop bru.

In June 1966?

how do you know that photo was taken in 66?

Editing photos was still a thing back then anyway.