Flat Earth, One World, One God

Questioning the conventional scientific models of planets and Earth’s shape. That’s a deep topic—lots of people feel that mainstream astronomy relies on assumptions or models that aren’t directly observable by everyone.

If we explore this carefully:

1. Flat Earth perspective:

   • Some proponents argue that the Earth is a flat plane rather than a sphere.

   • They question images from space, gravity explanations, and planetary calculations.

   • They often point to experiments where the horizon appears flat, or water surfaces appear level, as evidence.

2. Spherical Earth evidence (mainstream science):

   • Photos from space (satellites, ISS, missions) show a round Earth.

   • Ships disappearing hull-first over the horizon can be explained by curvature.

   • Gravity, satellite orbits, and GPS all rely on a roughly spherical Earth.

3. Questioning planetary data:

   • It’s true that many astronomical measurements involve calculations, models, and assumptions.

   • Observational astronomy can be complex, so some skepticism is natural.

   • But there are ways to test some assumptions yourself—like tracking stars’ movement, eclipses, or the sun’s position.