Globe. Yes. Thousands of years after ancient ... say they’ll have to completely rebuild society after everyone realizes the world is flat. This crowd isn’t necessarily far right.

The rise of flat Earth belief began with American ... to do was overturn at least 2,500 years of acceptance the world we inhabit is a globe. The Manchester-born man had studied the Bible intensely ...

Flattening the globe would also severely distort the shapes of oceans and continents and the distances between them. If the world were actually flat, then we’d be able to see the same night sky ...

A recently elected Georgia GOP district chair revealed that she believes the world is flat and that the proliferation of globes is part of a conspiracy, Rolling Stone reports. During an interview ...

It’s a debate as old as the world itself: Is Earth really round, or is it flat? And although plenty of scientists have shared evidence of the planet as a globe, some folks simply don’t believe it.

FLAT Earthers believe that the Earth is not a globe, as scientifically proven ... the oceans and separates the Earth from the outside world. They often describe Antarctica not as a continent ...

In the flat earth view of the world, Antarctica is actually an ice ... I don’t think it proves a globe, I think it’s a singular data point.” Lisbeth Acosta from FlatEarth Gang said what ...

Some social media users are saying that Alexander Gleason’s 19th Century “New Standard Map of the World” is proof that the earth is flat and that Antarctica is not a continent but an ice ...

SEE ALSO: In a world of Google maps ... The map itself can be laid out flat or folded into a three-dimensional globe -- and it's accurate both ways. Original image has been replaced.

This does have its drawbacks, as the Earth is round, but pages are flat, so what we see on a map is slightly distorted.Globes and maps are how we’ve seen the world for hundreds of years.

A few politicians are making news for accepting a once-fringe conspiracy theory that the Earth is flat. Voters aren't embracing it − yet.