Hello Trofimus:
No they DON"T fall off the edge of the earth, I think Columbus thought so in 1492.
While there are several maps out about a flat earth, I find it interesting that the UN is using one of them. Yes, it is true.
Question: Why do they take all those crazy routes to get to other points. (i.e. South of Equator)?
Here is a Youtube of about 12 minutes explaining flights to and from Australia.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yNVgzk3tbl0
If you think this fellow is putting you on, then visit this site and see the truth. Here is a URL that will let you keep up with any and all planes flying above the earth at any moment.
https://planefinder.net/flight/FDX9750
**If you scroll down south,,, you will get how many planes are going straight across the southern oceans at any given time.
Have Fun.
No they DON"T fall off the edge of the earth, I think Columbus thought so in 1492.
While there are several maps out about a flat earth, I find it interesting that the UN is using one of them. Yes, it is true.
Question: Why do they take all those crazy routes to get to other points. (i.e. South of Equator)?
Here is a Youtube of about 12 minutes explaining flights to and from Australia.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yNVgzk3tbl0
If you think this fellow is putting you on, then visit this site and see the truth. Here is a URL that will let you keep up with any and all planes flying above the earth at any moment.
https://planefinder.net/flight/FDX9750
**If you scroll down south,,, you will get how many planes are going straight across the southern oceans at any given time.
Have Fun.
For example Felix Baumgartner:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FHtvDA0W34I
And there are so many national space agencies, even the private ones... and also the manufacturers of planes or sattellites can verify it.
You can even take a balloon flight (its quite cheap) and see it a little, I think.
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