Something tremendous is happening; over the last few weeks, without too many of its globe-headed detractors noticing, a surprisingly vast community on the tattered fringes of intellectual ...

Flat Earth believers met in North Carolina to discuss ideas. — -- There are a few undisputed truths that most people agree on: The sky is blue, one plus one equals two and Earth is round. But ...

A flat surface is fairly unstable, the other forces it would be flexible and move around. It’s hard to even begin what a flat earth would actually be like because it’s just so impossible.

Flat earth science is explored in the Netflix documentary Behind the Curve, featuring Mark Sargent, ... something that flat-earthers hold conferences to discuss and perpetuate. ...

So you could be watching something that’s only tangentially related to flat, like, I don’t know, 9/11 videos, and it would recommend Flat Earth because it was conspiracy content.

But don't get Duffy wrong. He's no Flat Earther. His intention seems to have been the genuine offer of a directly observable piece of evidence — one that Flat Earthers couldn't ignore or explain ...

It’s hard to find a flat Earther who doesn’t believe most other conspiracies under the sun; a flat-Earth conference is invariably also a gathering of anti-vaxxers, 9/11 truthers and Illuminati ...

These people are flat-earthers who hope to expose the fact that our planet is not a sphere. Those embedded in the wild theory believe the so-called “round Earth conspiracy” is something we ...

If the Earth were flat, these five phenomena would be very different, and yet they are so simple to verify that any flat Earth believer cannot possibly doubt their veracity.

Flat Earthers still exist, and they believe we live on a disc instead of a globe. They have all kinds of reasons for this, none of which are very good.