OK, I love the big ice ball theory. However, I think the big ice ball might actually be flat. Idk would make more sense to me.
but that flat ice ball is on a ball of lava
And in fact this is not a lava but just a floor
Wait, they believe it’s a sphere of ice but not of rock?
Are they progressing forward… or backward?
This is why Global Warming is such a big deal to Flat Earthers. They don’t want EarCe to collapse…

Wiffleball Earth Therory
Why a sphere? Why not a torus?

I loves me some touruses…If I could make that doughnut in Blender I would spend all day just doing that.
We could use a lady of pain around here…
Don’t be silly, it’s Turtles all the way down, not bulls
I love that the sun supposedly melts a spot, but helpfully leaves the arctic ice sheet in the center.
Because the sun rotates around that part, duh
This is literally part of standard flat earth models. The sun flies around in a circle above the earth, and when it gets far enough away from your location, that’s sunset/night.
I don’t know how they deal with the lack of change in the sun’s apparent diameter.
Edit: Looked it up. It’s due to “atmospheric distortion.”

I also love that this version of flat earth theory is perfectly okay with our living on the surface of a huge spherical object floating in space.
I guess this is mocking flat earthers. Not a real claim they make.
So many hoops to jump through only to theorize that we are in fact on a spheroid planet…
The sphere is so big that it will appear as flat for any purpose you can think of.
Oh, wait…
They’ve come around in the end, it seems
That’s where Santa Claus lives. It’s pretty obvious that he uses his magic to make the snow and ice so that every day is Christmas.
Flat earth would be so cool if it was just sci-fantasy authors and not weird, return to christandom, anti-modernity types.
So, the Discworld. Yes, it is very cool.
Even old Christians knew the earth was a sphere. The “Catholics believe the earth is flat” was something said by someone AGAINST Catholics, not because it was true.
They knew for sure. They just didn’t know much about the layout and mechanics of the solar system. The Earth centric model was the thing. But only because they didn’t have good enough tools to observe otherwise. When they got better telescopes and mathematics, learned better.
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There’s some really amazing world building that’s been done with flat-earth art as a springboard
Can’t remember the name, but there’s one with concentric circles separated by ice walls with landmasses named after different mythologies’ deities. There’s a whole community built around writing lore for each landmass
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Only_Forward
Michael Marshall Smith does this theme, only different.
It’s the “possibly hollow” for me
It would have to be, else the whole thing would be so massive, it would risk collapsing into a star. Except stars are smaller than planets in that picture, so never mind.
This is probably what it felt like to the first explorers trying to cross either pole.
…This is just Mistborn.
Or Disco Elysium for the multiple earths option.
Wait what? What did mistborn have that was like this? My memory of era 1 is a little foggy and I assume that’s when you’re talking about
Haha foggy
If this is true, then why does my wife want to leave me for Devin from her work?
His balls aren’t hollow.





