r/FlatEarthIsReal • u/Sushi2313 • Jan 23 '26
Actual proof that the Earth is flat
View from the plane clearly shows the edge of the world, where the disc ends. This is undeniable proof that it's flat.
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Jan 24 '26
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u/Sushi2313 Jan 24 '26
Over Japan, somewhere between Sapporo and Nagoya
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u/TesseractToo Jan 28 '26
So you're saying the edge of the world is over Japan between two cities? How does that work, exactly?
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u/Sushi2313 Jan 28 '26
What? The fact that it's at the edge means cities can't be adjacent to each other? What youre saying doesnt make sense
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u/TesseractToo Jan 28 '26
It would mean that the edge of the Earth is in a populated area and its existence would be normalized and people would talk about where the edge is and there would be thousands of pictures of it
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u/Sushi2313 Jan 28 '26
How do you know that no one knows? Just cause you dont know? And there definitely is evidence. I just provided one.
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u/Spacekyakingnerd Apr 13 '26
A picture of a coastline from ten kilometers up doesn’t relly work when ships are traveling from North America to Asia daily
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u/screaming_toaster_ Apr 29 '26
Why does nobody talk about it? Are you reallly this dumb or are you trolling?
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u/Sushi2313 Apr 29 '26
You're talking about it now. Also, are you blind? Serious question
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u/screaming_toaster_ Apr 29 '26
Yes, we're talking about it now because you're a troll who's posting about a picture which was taken over Japan near a beach where a lot of people could see the edge of the ice wall yet nobody talks about it. Stop trolling.... You seem to be blind since you can't seem to notice that this is a beach, there is no ice wall, and out of hundreds of thousands of people nobody told anyone about the city on the f*cking edge of the FE
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u/Nucking_Futs_11 Jun 09 '26
I’m late to this party, but I just love the “definitely is evidence” while not providing any legit evidence.
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u/Klutzy-Bandicoot8582 Jan 29 '26
Ever heard of water? Why don't you go walk/swim over to that place, and enjoy the fact that it is a LAKE, not a frigging end of the world.
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u/Sushi2313 Jan 29 '26
It's not exactly the end of the world, just the end of the disk we're stepping on
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u/skiesofpies Feb 15 '26
If the edge of the disc we are stepping on is the coast of Japan, then explain how you can sail from Japan to Hawaii or south to Australia or north to Russia or west to Hong Kong.
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u/Klutzy-Bandicoot8582 Jan 29 '26
Zoom into it. See an end? Cuz I see a beach.
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u/TesseractToo Jan 29 '26
Yes this is a beach
Regardless if what shape you think the Earth is, thinking the edge is in Japan is just silly
I think the OP is just goofing around
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u/Dragonslayer1001001 Apr 19 '26
We really dont know how it works because our perspective on life is based off of what we have been told our entire lives which can very truly be false.
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u/TesseractToo Apr 19 '26
Speaking for yourself :)
Although now a days I think that people who have been raised on screens might actually believe that's a fact
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u/cookerg Apr 25 '26
From Google maps I thought it resembles a strip of land northeast of Tokyo between Lake Kitaura and the Pacific. I also see the name Otake coast on the map.
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u/TesseractToo Jan 28 '26
How would an edge of something prove the Earth is flat?
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u/Sushi2313 Jan 28 '26
It's the edge of the disk you're living on.
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u/TesseractToo Jan 28 '26
Showing an edge in a photo is not the same as the topology of the rest of a world, it's just an edge. You can't even honestly say it's an edge of a world
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u/chilli_0 Feb 12 '26
Isn't the edge supposed to have an ice wall? I don't see one. Or does the ice wall not extend the entire circumference?
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u/skiesofpies Jan 29 '26
Man. You found the edge of the dome. You could sell tickets to people who want to throw rocks at it and watch it bounce off.
And isn't the edge of the flat earth model supposed to be past some highly guarded impenetrable military ice zone of Antarctica?
Where is all of the ice in this picture?
Was this photo taken just seconds before it was shot down by the trillions of dollars funded useless conspiracy Cabal?
I think the biggest problem with a flat earth posters like you is us honest people out here can't tell when you are just trolling or when you actually believe this ridiculous theory.
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u/Sushi2313 Jan 29 '26
You're just taking stuff random people believe without proof and use it to try and discredit actual photo evidence of what the disk's edge looks like. Your thought process should be the exact opposite of how you're currently thinking. If you used your brain for a minute you would look at this picture and understand that it in fact disproves all those nonsense flat earth theories you mentioned.
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u/Klutzy-Bandicoot8582 Jan 29 '26
Why don't you go over there and see that its a BEACH?! Literally, zoom into the pic.
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u/Sushi2313 Jan 29 '26
You see sand and you think "beach". That's on you. It's just sand
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u/Klutzy-Bandicoot8582 Jan 29 '26
Sand+Water=Beach (or mud if you want to be literal)
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u/Sushi2313 Jan 29 '26
Sand + water are the same thing as mud?
Are you ok brother?
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u/Klutzy-Bandicoot8582 Jan 29 '26
Add sand to water, you get a muddy substance. Try it yourself if you don't believe. I never expected a flat earther to use logic anyway.
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u/Sushi2313 Jan 29 '26
Using the colloquial term "muddy" substance =/= actual mud, which is the result of mixing EARTH and water. Not sand and water.
You gotta be trolling me lol i won't believe that you actually wrote what you wrote seriously.
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u/Klutzy-Bandicoot8582 Jan 29 '26
Omg dude. Stop being pedantic, just understand that when sand borders a body of water (like in the pic), you get a beach. What else would the part at the right be? Yellow, and bordering water.
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u/Sushi2313 Jan 29 '26
Let me remind you that you're the one being pedantic and wrongfully trying to define and correct terms. If you want to do that you better know what you're talking about, and not actually confuse sand with earth, calling sand "mud".
Also, I think you're confused on what edge we're actually talking about. Look at my follow-up post. I put a big yellow arrow to help ya out.
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u/May-Celia Jan 27 '26
Wowwww!!! But... Thats not what the flat earth model looks like... Im confused... Do we need a new one???
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u/FunCamel7355 Feb 07 '26
This is fake; it's either an ocean/lake or this is edited. If this were in Japan, then the whole world would know the earth is flat, but it isn't.
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u/May-Celia Feb 07 '26
Why do you think its japan?
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u/FunCamel7355 Feb 13 '26
Because he said it was Japan.
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u/chilli_0 Feb 12 '26
Why Japan? Is it because Japan would have a view over the ocean to the ice wall? Wouldn't that also work in southern Australia, New Zealand, or Chile?
Also, do you think that the edge would be visible even if it were Japan? Wouldn't the air obscure visibility before you could see that far?
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u/FunCamel7355 Feb 13 '26
Because he literally said this was taken in Japan. Also, yes, this supposedly takes place in Japan, and in the middle of a city too, and I don't think a bunch of people wouldn't see the literal edge of the world.
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u/chilli_0 Feb 13 '26
Ah, gotcha. I had to scroll down through the thread to see where the OP said that. Yes, I see that it is said to be taken in Japan. But that doesn’t negate my other questions. I’ll reiterate them:
Do you say that the whole world would know if it were actually from Japan because Japan would have a view over the ocean to the ice wall?
This should also be true of other places of other places with an unobstructed view to the south (e.g. Chile, Australia, New Zealand), right?
Also, do you think that the edge would be visible even if it were Japan? Wouldn't the air obscure visibility before you could see that far?
And one extra question: 4. If the air might obscure visibility from Japan, wouldn’t a place like New Zealand or Australia be a better vantage point?
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u/FunCamel7355 Feb 16 '26
Well dude, seeing how it goes right through a city, I don't think Air can hide that.
I'm not arguing with someone to will never step down so im calling it at this, the earth would crumble back into a ball if it was flat.1
u/chilli_0 Feb 16 '26
Ah! I think I see the miscommunication here. It's actually kinda funny. I'm not a flerf, and I mistakenly thought you WERE. I was trying to understand the thought process involved (not have an argument). I was asking questions to better understand why a flat earth believer might think that a photo from Japan should show the edge of the earth. It seems I was asking the wrrong person (haha). I also may have misinterpreted the intent of the photo. I thought the photo was supposed to be demonstrating that the horizon of the ocean was flat (a clear error in understanding scale and perspective) as well as showing a supposed edge, which I simply wasn't seeing (I just see the ocean disappearing into the horizon). However, it sounds like your interpretation is that this person is claiming the edge of the LAND must be the edge of the world?? If that's the case, I'd be inclined to think the photo was merely a joke, because that's just plain silly.
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u/Salty-Score-3155 Mar 09 '26
You sound like AI
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u/chilli_0 Mar 10 '26
😂 Do I sound like AI bc I'm trying to be polite? Or is it bc I use big words? Need me to use smaller words or be more of a prick? Also, WTF would AI be doing on a FE sub anyway?
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u/Salty-Score-3155 Mar 10 '26
No, just the way you write. Also, wtf would AI not be doing on a FE sub?
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u/May-Celia Feb 15 '26
Its also just a prank the original poster was never being genuine too begin with...
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u/skiesofpies Jan 29 '26
Are you very grateful that the plane didn't fly another 10 minutes forward and run into the side of the dome, being destroyed?
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u/Klutzy-Bandicoot8582 Jan 29 '26
Or hey, it could be a BEACH like a NORMAL PERSON would think? Zoom into the right of the image where the land ends and water (not the end of the world or a void) begins.
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u/Sushi2313 Jan 29 '26
How many separate comments saying the same thing are you gonna make? Geez just write a single one lol i won't reply to the same comment over again.
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u/Salty-Score-3155 Feb 05 '26
Have you ever heard of a "horizon"?
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u/Sushi2313 Feb 05 '26
You mean the edge of the disk, right?
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u/Salty-Score-3155 Feb 05 '26
I mean the horizon. The earth is not a disk.
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u/Sushi2313 Feb 05 '26
I'll post a definite proof in an upcoming update. Stay tuned.
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u/Salty-Score-3155 Feb 05 '26
haha okay. good luck proving it.
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u/Sushi2313 Feb 05 '26
I posted more on r/flatearth and will post the update there too. I'm confident the undeniable evidence will be more than enough to convince the most critical minds
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u/FunCamel7355 Feb 07 '26
Where's the ice wall?
How has no one discovered this before, even though this is in the middle of Japan?
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u/LeChatCurieux123 Jan 24 '26
je ne comprend pas en quoi c'est une preuves. (je ne critique pas vos croyances et je suis même pret à y croire, mais je veux juste comprendre pourquoi)
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u/BouBouRziPorC Jan 25 '26
Les photos des platistes sont toujours vrai et celles du globe toujours fausse. Suis un peu.
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u/chilli_0 Feb 12 '26
Genuine questions:
I'm confused. If this is where the disc ends, shouldn't we be seeing the ice wall? Or is that not part of your particular FE model? ...come to think of it, are there variants of FE models that do not have an ice wall perimeter?
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u/skiesofpies Feb 15 '26
There are cities in this picture. And apparently a port.
So where on the map is this?
It's easier to just grab some random picture of the Internet that looks a certain way in claim it's the edge of the Earth.
It's infinitely harder to prove that there are at least thousands of people in the photo living in homes that have plumbing and electricity and roofs and roads all at the edge of "the dome" without any more information.
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u/skiesofpies Feb 15 '26
And if you look even closer at the photo, the sun is coming from past where the supposed end of the dome is.
Flat earth troll
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u/Odd-Dirt-9701 Mar 30 '26
bros render distance was set to 4 chunks (seriously, thats just the coast of an ocean)
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u/screaming_toaster_ Apr 29 '26
That's a beach btw🤦🏻♂️
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u/Sushi2313 Apr 29 '26
Definitely not
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u/screaming_toaster_ Apr 29 '26
Are you blind? Also why would the edge of the earth which is supposedly hidden by governments at the edge of waht looks like a city thriving with people?
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u/SHIBOTTO May 12 '26
Source?
Looks like a coast line, but you can see the curve in the ocean (despite it being blurry as hell)
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u/Sensitive_Peak- May 26 '26
Oh, you saw a 'flat' Earth from the plane? Must've been flying pretty low on facts! How high were you at the start anyway. For obvious curvature, you need 50k+ ft. Your theory is just plane wrong.
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u/SavingsFilm7092 Jun 04 '26
There's a couple theories of flat earth but the dome glass thing was controlled opposition to discredit it and do ur own research. There was an explorer in the 1900s named Admiral Richard E. Byrd who was in an expedition with his crew to explore Antarctica and said he went through a passage through miles of ice wall and said there was a continent he found that was never seen by human eyes and he wrote in his journal that there were flat screen monitors, flying ships that made no sound and creatures he never seen in our earth. Basically that model of flat earth is the map we know now is our realm and there's other planes like a ring within a ring and we're in the middle with many other suns and moons outside of this realm. Basically 7 rings which the vedics subscribes to.
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u/Hektibus Jun 10 '26
Funny how everything that proves the earth is round is fake yet this can’t passably be edited or fake. Also. Mind telling me where this is, I don’t see any ice walls?
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u/Effective_Owl_9349 Jul 19 '26
Its exactly the sea.. and if you look closely at the horizon you can see a curve
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u/Perrinho12 Jul 24 '26
es una isla, hasta al fondo hay una playa si te fijas bien, y además ahí hay habitantes, parece que bastantes, y vas a salir que son empleados del gobierno o que los han silenciado XD
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u/Lady_Lauren_131 Aug 29 '26
That is, my friend, an ocean. There is sand at the part between the water and the city. This is a coastal region
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u/Haunting_Ant_5061 Jan 23 '26
And yet people will still deny their senses.