Okay, the sudden rise in actual believers of this astounds me, but i'll bite - i'm not above having my mind changed, but i have a few questions about this.
Hopefully some of you believers can answer.
>If the earth is flat, how is there night-time and not just a sun off in the distance when 'night time' would normally occur. If it goes under the earth, what is 'under' the earth?
>Why do the moon's fullness cycles coincide with where the sun is and why can we see sunlight reflected off the moon at night if the sun is indeed as close to earth as you suggest?
>How are there seasons if the earth is flat?
>If antarctica isn't a continent, and is in fact some kind of ice wall surrounding earth, why is it possible to sail around antarctica; if flat earth is true then sailing 'around' antarctica would take several times longer than it does, as it would be the longest distance you could possibly travel as it's the perimeter of the entire circle.
>What is under the earth?
>How does gravity work if it isn't a product of mass and therefore prone to crushing large deposits of mass into spheres?
>How exactly is it possible every last nation on earth is cooperating and in on this when we can agree on nothing else?
>If the earth is flat, where are the satellites going/how do they maintain geosynchronous orbit, and if there are no satellites, why is it 'satellite' broadcasting is less prone to blockages from land-based obstacles than actual land-based broadcasting towers?
>Why is earth flat if all the other planets are round, and why is it we can observe other stars, other planets crossing those stars (orbiting) as spheres?
>How close IS the sun to earth?
>What is beyond this supposed 'ice wall' (Antarctica).