The sources are so inaccurate it's difficult to build an argument on them in either case.

Many of the videos posted here to 'prove a round earth' by showing curvature will show no curvature or even concave curvature at parts. Reason? 'It is too easily manipulated and altered. The group does not 'lend much credibility' to photographic evidence of the world being round. 'The world looks flat, the bottoms of clouds are flat, the movement of the sun these are all examples of your senses telling you that we do not live on a spherical heliocentric world.' It argues that another way of looking at the world is with scepticism, putting the burden of proof on a round world rather than a flat one. On its website, the Flat Earth Society explain the evidence behind its theory. with style #FlatEarth /9qNNc2Ui6U- Dave Days February 6, 2018 Why would we believe any privately-held company to report the truth?'įlat earth conspiracy officially debunked. They wrote: 'People who believe that the Earth is a globe because 'they saw a car in space on the Internet' must be the new incarnation of 'It's true, I saw it on TV!' It's a poor argument. Unlike the Earth, Mars has been observed to be round.'Īlmost a day after the launch, the Flat Earth Society finally posted a response on Twitter responding to criticism. The group's official Twitter account actually replied to answer his question, saying: 'Hi Elon, thanks for the question. Musk has previously mocked the Flat Earth Society, tweeting: 'Why is there no Flat Mars Society!?' after posting a beautiful photo of the red planet. People also responded by posting photos taken from the livestream showing the car in front of the curvature of the earth. Musk posted a photo on Twitter after the launch showing the car in space over Australia - with a spherical globe clearly seen in the background. Read more Paracetamol and Ibuprofen are affecting our ability to feel empathy

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