The earth is actually flat

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Thread Topic: The earth is actually flat

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  katqueen45 Senior

  5 years ago
  If the earth were really flat, how flat would it have to be?
  
  I mean, we obviously have a ground. Theoretically, if we dug deep enough, we'd reach the underside of the earth, right? In that case, since we can obviously dig for hundreds of thousands of miles, then the earth would quite honestly just be a cube, right? Because it's so deep, but also very wide, but also flat?
  
  And if you walked over the edge of this cubic earth, would you fall off or be able to walk along the sides? What happens if you fall off? Do you fall with the earth next to you until you reach space, or as soon as your foot goes past the edge, you float up into space?
  
  If we have a sky, does the underside of flat earth have a sky as well?
  
  Not considering gravity, let's say the earth is flat. How to you explain oceans that don't fall over the edge of the earth? Or is earth holding all the water towards the center, blocking the water from falling with the grounds acting as a barricade?
  
  This whole thread and the creator of it is obviously a huge troll but carry on

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