The nature of the atmosphere and the air pressure on a flat Earth will be different, as gravity will cause a lot of air to be pulled toward the center of the Earth, leaving areas around the edge without air, that's bad, because people who live in flat-Earth Australia will not have enough oxygen to breathe. Gravity is what holds things together evenly on every side, and as a result, matter forms a ball.Of course, this would not be the case for a flat Earth, as flat Earth supporters believe that there is no such thing as gravity, and that what we feel from attraction is Due to the presence of a mysterious force the Earth is accelerated upward.Īlthough it is strange, there can be gravity on a flat Earth, and then the center of gravity on the flat Earth will be in the middle, and all things on the Earth will be pulled towards this point, and the further away from the center the stronger this clouds.Īnd at some point near the edge, the attraction will be very strong, and this will be the reason why it is not possible to walk to the edge of the flat earth, the edge of the earth that consists of a large barrier that encircles the ground and prevents things from falling, like a high wall of ice, and if it falls, the fall will be sideways instead of falling Down, as this gravity will make the trees grow diagonally, and all the rain, snow and hail will fall towards the north pole located at the center of the earth, and then the precipitation will converge from all the jihad and begin to accumulate, and the oceans will be drawn to the center of the flat Earth's disk, forming a large ocean in The middle.
For thousands of years, people believed that the Earth is flat and everything revolves around it, then scientists came up with a new theory, which says that the Earth is not flat, as the observation led them to believe that our planet is the one that revolves around the sun, but here we are after 500 years and some people around the world are convinced That the Earth is flat.ĭo you know why planets form in spherical shape?
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