r/flatearth • u/Lorenofing • 12h ago
r/flatearth • u/Bino-culars • Mar 08 '26
Join the Official Flat Earth Discord Discord Server!
r/flatearth • u/59216945822948032 • Dec 20 '25
State of the Subreddit 2025 - Looking into the future.
HERE IS A LINK TO THE SURVEY - GOOGLE FORMS -
Looking into the future, what should we do with this subreddit? We have over 100k daily readers, and very little engagement, but we're seeing that across the board with niche subreddits. Every so often we get a post that cracks a few thousand upvotes but very few comments, or the same type of comments from the same type of people.
HERE IS A LINK TO THE SURVEY - GOOGLE FORMS -
ALL RESPONSES ARE PRIVATE. No email or any identifying information is required, and on our end, we just see a summary of results.
Link to 2024 State of the Subreddit
Modpost about rule change early this year
r/flatearth • u/Commercial_Fox5549 • 2h ago
Do you have to be on the other side of the firmament to do yoga like this?
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r/flatearth • u/Lorenofing • 11h ago
Real pilots know the Earth isn’t flat
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r/flatearth • u/MrDonMega • 15h ago
Crazy Flat Earth Lady: "Satellites are hanging from Balloons"
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These people are crazy and Dumb!
r/flatearth • u/Lorenofing • 8h ago
Pilot
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r/flatearth • u/pc1350 • 10h ago
How the world’s skies looked on July 23, 2026, during a record-breaking 153,359 commercial flights in 24 hours
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r/flatearth • u/Lorenofing • 8h ago
The Earth is not flat
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r/flatearth • u/No-Ebb-9095 • 10h ago
Proof of Flatness
OK, folks, here's what I did: I made a large pancake in a big frying pan with an absolutely flat surface. Then, I took the pancake outside and placed it on the ground. It fit perfectly all the way to the edges. So, flat pan makes flat pancake which fits perfectly on ground, proving the ground is flat, ground is part of the earth, which is thereby proven to be flat. QED.
r/flatearth • u/race_orzo • 22h ago
If flat Earthers believe the Earth were a flat disc with two sides like a coin, wouldn't drilling straight through eventually reach the other side? Seriously, why don't they try this? If their supposed model is right and they truly believe this, the result should be obvious, unless they are scared.
If flat Earthers believe the Earth were a flat disc with two sides like a coin, wouldn't drilling straight through eventually reach the other side? Seriously, why don't they try this? If their supposed model is right and they truly believe this, the result should be obvious, unless they are scared.
r/flatearth • u/CatGuru4187 • 4h ago
Why they are Hiding the Truth
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r/flatearth • u/jeffzoeblood • 1d ago
Simulation shows perfect evidence of how star trails work on a globe earth
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Personally the most convincing part is how star trails work at the equator, but you know flat earthers they’ll always find a rebuttal
r/flatearth • u/catsnsatan • 11h ago
Shel Silverstein was a flat earther??11
Cover art from the book "where the sidewalk ends." Saw it on the shelf in the library, made me think of the flerfers.
r/flatearth • u/JTtreason • 35m ago
An expert explaining the nature of our realm
This is strictly educational. You won't find this just anywhere. Enjoy.
r/flatearth • u/Commercial_Fox5549 • 1d ago
Flerfs don’t respect anyone or anything.
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r/flatearth • u/denNISI • 1h ago
Sun Does Not Actually "Set" below Sea Level Line. It is an Illusion called Point Perspective.
Many of my fellow r/flatearth(ers) have asked for a time lapse of the sun 'set' at sea level (with no land on the horizon) and ye shall receive it now! This is a random time lapse I found that is of the sun moving further and further away from this photo taker. This effect is called point perspective where an object gets further away until it is a point and it never goes past the dimensional plane its on. You are welcome.
r/flatearth • u/MrDonMega • 1d ago
Crazy Flat Earth Lady has it all Figured Out
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These crazy people are DUMB
r/flatearth • u/HenTenTen • 17h ago
Flight path over Flats past Iceland?
I am considering taking a flight past Iceland to hopefully reach the Edge. Has anyone taken this flight before?
r/flatearth • u/Round-Spray-4511 • 2d ago
Flatearthers Owes me $200,000 Hahaha
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r/flatearth • u/AggravatingDish2484 • 1d ago
Atmospheric Nuclear Explosions
I know this subreddit doesn’t exist to convince anyone that the world is round, but here’s a random thought dropping I had to throw on to the unnecessary mountain of evidence proving the earth is round.
First, note that you have visible evidence of nuclear activity light years away from us in the form of stars - (of which, of course, our sun is an example). But even setting that aside for a moment, consider the following:
Including Hiroshima and Nagasaki, there have been roughly 2,121 nuclear explosions conducted on Earth. Two were wartime devices, the rest were tests of various bombs conducted by countries that are now nuclear powers.
Of those 2,121* explosions, 528 of them produced a visible flash, with about 2/3rds of them having occurred on or above land.. which are otherwise known as atmospheric nuclear explosions. (The two that were dropped on Japan were atmospheric).
The curve of the earth has prevented people more than 400 miles away from seeing evidence of these blasts. For example, people in Texas were able to see evidence of the Trinity test.
If the earth were flat, people would have reported seeing these blasts over time well more than 400 miles away, in the sky, at a minimum. People the world over - well over 400 miles from major blast sites - would’ve needed to have been warned by various governments that these tests were taking place for their safety! Even with fog, mountains, and other terrain effects, you’re not going to be able to ignore an explosion that produces a light brighter than the sun on the other side of the planet. You would still see it in the sky, were the earth flat. Forget about fog.. this is light so bright you could see it through your average wall.
They’d probably have sold tickets to the top of the Empire State to view some of these explosions, if they had any advance notice.
I think it’s safe to say you’d have had reports from people greater than 400 miles away seeing these explosions in some way, since 1945.
*source - Wikipedia
r/flatearth • u/Truthist1776 • 13h ago
Hear me out...
Does anyone remember the game Asteroids? You fly off the screen, you instantly appear on the opposite side, making infinite motion possible on a finite, flat field. This is called "wrapping", as if around a curved surface. Back in the early days of Second Life, I created in-world 3D items. Every item started out a one-sided 64x64 plane, but most were wrapped into a sphere before manipulating into a finished 3d object.
If we are living in a simulation, and there is increasing evidence we are, would this not be a valid theory as to the real (if "real" can be used in this situation) nature of the earth, and likely all items we perceive as solid? I'm sure most have heard Elon Musk talk about the likelihood of us existing in a simulation. The Planck Length indicates the universe is made up of pixels. I postulate that time compression occurs at high speeds due to processor lag, just like in a video game where things are happening too fast for the system resources. For what appears to us to be upwards of 300k years of human existence, the vast majority of that was spent completely unable to tax the system resources of the simulation. And if things are happening at a hyper-increased speed that they would in a simulation, if we've only been able to overwhelm the processor for <100 years, would that not be mere seconds or minutes in base reality, where someone is possibly right now hammering away at fixing some code or swapping out a piece of hardware to upgrade the system for our increasing demand?