Circumnavigation on a flat earth

Circumnavigation on a flat earth is possible if you travel east or west. On a flat earth traveling north means going towards the center of the circle. So you could travel north, cross the north pole and continue south, but you would have arrived at Antarctica, the edge of the flat earth, and if you were to continue south you would be heading off into uncharted territory. So circumnavigation would work on a flat earth as long as you don’t go south…

Conclusion: This is not a proof that the earth is flat. It is a FAQ to answer a common question raised by people unfamiliar with the flat earth model.

 

Supporting Flat Earth Proofs

  • 109) There are no fixed “East” or “West” points just as there is no fixed “South.” The North central Pole is the only proven fixed point on our flat Earth, with South being all straight lines outwards from the pole, East and West being concentric circles at constant right angles 90 degrees from the pole. A westerly circumnavigation of Earth is thus going around with Polaris continually on your right, while an easterly circumnavigation is going around with Polaris always at your left.
  • 110) Magellan and others’ East/West circumnavigations of Earth are often quoted as proof of the ball model. In actual fact, however, sailing or flying at rights angles to the North pole and eventually returning to one’s original location is no more difficult or mysterious than doing so on a globe. Just as an architect’s compass can place its center-point on a flat piece of paper and trace a circle either way around the “pole,” so can a ship or plane circumnavigate a flat-Earth.
  • 111) Since the North Pole and Antarctica are covered in ice and guarded “no-fly” zones, no ships or planes have ever been known to circumnavigate the Earth in North/South directions. The only kind of circumnavigation which could not happen on a flat-Earth is North/Southbound, which is likely the very reason for the heavily-enforced flight restrictions. The fact that there has yet to be a single verified North/South circumnavigation of Earth serves as standing proof the world is not a ball.

7 Replies to “Circumnavigation on a flat earth”

  1. JO

    I guess you have never heard about polar orbit satellites like Landsat by Nasa. It takes a photo of one area of the Earth surface every 16 days, so it circles the globe to get to the same area after 16 days, by circle the globe I mean it passes through either the south and north poles. If the Earth were flat it could never come back to the same place because it would stop at the edge of the world. You can actualy download its images your own, it’s for free.

    • John

      Hold on! According to Non-Globular Earth Realist theory satellites don’t exist! Yes I’ve seen the Landsat book – nice collection of very high altitude airplane photos! 🙂

  2. Katalin K Hosseinian

    Yes, high altitude airplane photos which we are deceived:(
    My logical thinking not easily indoctrinated the spinning globe. the oceans would be splattered all over so do us people. theories with hogwash can be convincing, but not to the critical thinker!
    Science mostly there for destruction! We live in scientific indoctrination on the cost of tax payers, We the people pay for all hoaxes, all military and political industrial complex. Time to wake up! Globe Earth parallel destroyed God. Disgusting!

  3. Katalin K Hosseinian

    I need explanation on satellite control mobile devices, WiFi wireless devices! I hate them I consider them human and Earth DESTROYERS! Monstrous tools of consumer society!

    • scott Benninghoff

      Unless you know computer programming and have access to the source code, you can make anything appear any way you want it. you literally don’t have any clue what that little computer is doing, what it’s communicating with.

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