NASA says humans could land on Mars in 25 years

[Freedom]

[TitoFan]

Michelle seems just as puzzled about this Flat Earth thing as the rest of us are.

What she failed to mention, yet crossed my mind, is that when we observe the full moon in detail, we can make out all the geographical details.... craters, mountains, and such. The Moon is perfectly round which, if we're to dismiss this spherical celestial body notion, would mean the Moon is actually a circle and is also flat. I mean, why would the Earth be flat while the Moon is spherical, right? Yet, each time we observe the full moon, we see different geographical details. Which would only be possible if the Moon were itself spherical and rotated on an axis with respect to Earth. How else to explain the differences in topography?

Anyway, just another thing to consider.

I still think we're all just getting our collective chains pulled.

[Alpha]

We only see 1 side of the moon from earth Tito.

[TitoFan]

Is the Moon flat also, then?

[Master]

Is the Moon flat also, then?

The moon is definitely round, so how can the earth be flat?

[Alpha]

Is the Moon flat also, then?

The moon is definitely round, so how can the earth be flat?

Spicoli mentioned this awhile back, and it's a good question to ask.

But it's like looking at a pool table and thinking because the balls are round, then the table must be round as well.

[Beanz]

Is the Moon flat also, then?

The moon is definitely round, so how can the earth be flat?

Spicoli mentioned this awhile back, and it's a good question to ask.

But it's like looking at a pool table and thinking because the balls are round, then the table must be round as well.

Not really because you can see the straight edges on a pool table where as the straight edge you see as the horizon is a disc slice section of the sphere that is earth, not your distortion of your eyes telling you it is flat.