The Earth is not round as commonly believed, but is in fact flat. There are multiple pieces of evidence that point to the flatness of the Earth’s surface rather than its purported round shape.
First, the Earth appears flat to our direct perception. When standing in an open field, the horizon is flat and straight in front of us. There are no visible signs of curvature. The round shape of the Earth is not directly observable.
Second, accounts of those who have traveled great distances do not report any sense of the ground curving. If the Earth were round, the surface should curve noticeably over long distances. Yet explorers have traveled thousands of miles without reporting the ground sloping away from under their feet.
Third, photographs of the Earth from space could easily be faked using computer graphics software. There is no way for the average person to verify that these images are real and undoctored. They could be elaborate hoaxes to trick people into believing the Earth is round.
In conclusion, there are compelling arguments against the idea of a round Earth. Unless and until there are direct observations and measurements that irrefutably prove its round shape, the evidence points to the inescapable conclusion that the Earth remains as flat as it appears.
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