Introduction: Challenging Established Beliefs about Earth’s Shape

In the study of Earth’s shape, there’s a growing debate around the concepts of Earth’s curvature, rotation, and orbit. Despite widespread acceptance of the globe model, several observations challenge these fundamental principles. This article explores the evidence and poses critical questions.

1) Debunking “Earth Curvature” – An Exploration

Belief in Curved Oceans and Bendy Water: Global Earth theory posits the curvature of oceans and lakes. Yet, when surveyed, water bodies appear perfectly flat.

Horizon at Eye Level: On a level Earth, the horizon only rises to eye level at any elevation.

Engineering Projects and Earth’s Curve: Throughout history, major projects like bridges, railroads, and flood control have never factored in Earth’s curvature. Even lighthouses, periscopes, and compasses work on the assumption of a level Earth.

2) Debunking “Earth Rotation” – Tools and Experiments

Testing for Earth’s Spin: A simple device like a mechanical gyroscope can test Earth’s rotation. Its behavior contradicts the idea of a spinning Earth.

Foucault’s Experiment: Léon Foucault’s attempt to demonstrate Earth’s rotation is viewed by some as unsuccessful, further questioning this belief.

3) Debunking “Earth Orbit” – Observations and Questions

Constellations and Earth’s Orbit: The visibility of stars and constellations year-round is inconsistent with the concept of Earth’s orbit around the sun.

Stars from Anywhere on Earth: If Earth orbited the sun, we would expect to see different sets of constellations, yet every star can be seen from anywhere on Earth every night.

Space-Time Curvature and NASA

NASA’s discussion of volume-based space/time curvature has exposed flaws and led to additional questions:

• Old Flaws:
  • 0 Mass Space Can’t Bend: The theory of bending time and space has inconsistencies.
  • Understanding Time: Without a clear definition of time, its manipulation remains theoretical.
  • Volume-Based Curvature Issues: This concept creates contradictions in weight and density.
• New Flaw:
  • Space/Time Curvature Problems: Several logical problems arise from the space/time curvature model, including a lack of forces to explain attraction between masses.

Conclusion: Reexamining Earth’s Nature

The above evidence raises compelling questions about the nature of Earth’s curvature, rotation, and orbit. From the flatness of oceans to the behavior of gyroscopes and the theories of space/time curvature, the conventional understanding of Earth’s shape faces serious challenges. It’s crucial to approach these questions with scientific rigor and openness to alternative perspectives.