Earth is flat

The comparison was just to get everyone on the same page as to how much curvature there should be. But there is none. The horizon stays at eye level no matter how high you go, and it's always flat. Since you are always at the top of the ball from your perspective, everything should lean away from you more and more with distance, especially if you ride in altitude, but as you see from the video above, this does not happen.You have not addressed the fact that on a ball, water would defy its own natural physics which is to remain flat and level. No experiment or example can show you that water is resting in a humped form or anything other than level. Secondly does it seem like you are standing on a hill at all times?My point about fisheye lenses is that 90% of the video and photos from official sources are using this lens whuch curves The Horizon. If you were to use a regular lens on a camera you would see that at any altitude Horizon remains flat and at eye level.My point about the rocket launch is this. Why do we see the moon in this video, when it should be on the opposite side of the planet? Notice how far away it is. It is on the other side of the PLANE. So friction causes the entire atmosphere to spin along with the earth? So that smoke rises in a calm day straight up? At what altitude does the friction of the earth stop affecting it's surroundings? Shouldn't the air then move faster as you gain altitude? Or slower, because it is further away from the source of the friction? If you walk against the earth's spin, or swim against the current, or travel forward on a moving bus, do you not feel the resistance? The gyroscope stays at the same axis, allowing pilots to tell which way is up during a roll for example. Why doesn't the same hold true when the earth rolls? Honestly, I didn't think this one needed further explanation. The example in the article you provide shows a trip from the UK to the US, being in the northern hemisphere, With the arch northwards representing The shortest path, you can trace the pass out on a globe and see that it is the shortest path . As my example is a path betwee two points on the bottom of the globe, if you trace a path between those two points that Arch would not go northwards, but Southward. It certainly would not take you into the northern hemisphere.The Midnight Sun can be seen as far south as Alaska, as low as the 65th parallel the diagram you provided does not explain how this can happen other than at the poles on the globe .Quick questions and answers1. Antarctica is the ice ring that goes around our planet think of it as the crust on the pizza holding everything in. (pizza planet)There may not be an edge, as Antarctica is off-limits to anyone doing any exploring on their own, sure you can take a guided tour and whatnot, but if you tried to go there and explore on your own you'll be met with military force. No one has ever circumnavigated the globe from north to south. 2. The most anyone's ever dug is around 6 miles deep by then it was too hot and Equipment failure resulted. So I'm not sure, hell? 3. Gravity is only a theory, things can be better explained using buoyancy and density and weight, things of high-density sink to a level below things of low-density and vice versa. Who ever thought that things that go around us in the sky have anything to do with the ground we stand on had to be completely and utterly delusional, does the cue ball look at the other balls and say well the balls are spheres then the table must be a sphere. Does the baby look at the mobile spinning around his head and say well the little bears up in the sky are stuffed animals so what I'm sleeping on must be a stuffed animal. It is this thinking that has got me to believe that everybody has lost their mind. Blindly accepting what astronomers and scientists claim using only theoretical math equations.4. Yes the Flat Earth theory is entirely geocentric, space is a myth, the sun is about 32 miles in diameter and about three thousand miles away. The stars, and planets are but lights in the sky that go around above us in the firmament. 5. As stated before, we have absolutely no reason to assume that objects in the sky are relative to the ground beneath your feet.Questions for you1. If gravity pulls everything to the center of the earth proportional to its mass, how does an inner layer of liquid exist?2. Why don't we see shooting stars rise up from the horizon?3. How does a pressurized ball spinning at 1000 miles per hour sitting next to a vacuum and still hold its atmosphere?4. If gravity is uniform on the earth, and that force is countering centripital force from the earth's spin, the centripital force is greatest at the equator, why don't we weigh more as we approach the poles?5. If the force of gravity decreases with distance, why don't we weigh less on a plane?6. Why haven't they commercialized trips to the moon over 50 years after the first virtually flawless trip?7. Some comets come back to the sun every hundred years or more, If the sun is flying through space at preposterous speeds, how does the comet find it's way back to the same sun?8. If the Earth has a wobble, why doesn't the polaris sway from it's position in the sky?9. If the sun prevents us from seeing the stars on that side of us, and we are on a different side of it every six months, why don't we see different constellations?