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So you claim not to know, but of course NASA claims to know. So perhaps you should be acknowledging NASA's claim and addressing that. There must be a point 'on the other side' where the magnetic field lines converge. Have you speculated what lives on the other side? Is it trolls, or do they live...

How far would you say it is from the edge of the ice wall to the magnetic south pole, from each direction of approach? Stuart

Great. So I'm sure you are going to follow up with an explanation for why navigators generally have to keep turning towards the ice... Stuart

5. Here's a nice photograph: See how the shadow of the flat moon is a straight line on the globe of the earth? Stuart

Here's a nice photograph: Stuart

I'd add a little abseiling to the leg work, as you hang over the ice wall edge to get the shot. I assume that means you get shot yourself afterwards by the guards because you have discovered the Truth. Stuart

Can you explain why there seem to be two different halves to the spheres, when a flat earth says you can only see one crystal hemisphere? Stuart

Here are some nice photographs. This is a long exposure of the sky in Alberta in the North: And here is one taken in the South, in Chile: The tricky thing is that these are different stars. Maybe someone is playing a joke, and getting that last photo involved hanging off the edge of the...

But the cost of fuel is so high these days, I'd say there's no way the horizon could be at eye level. Here are some nice photographs: The horizon from a miltary aircraft, the SR-71 Blackbird, at 83,000 feet (28,000 metres in the former British Empire). The earth curves down at the edges...

I'll take your recommendation then, and look out for a good deal on the Nikon. Stuart

It's how we know the earth has an inner structure of crust, mantle, and outer and inner cores. How did you think we knew that? Stuart

Here are some nice pictures, the Aurora Borealis (Northern hemisphere): and the Aurora Australis (Southern hemisphere): Now, you would think, wouldn't you, that if the earth's magnetic field is uniform as indeed it behaves, then according to the 'ice wall Antarctica' model of a flat earth...

Primary waves from shallow earthquakes have a characteristic propagation pattern through the sphere of the earth, and because of the effects of density change and temperature change in the mantle, and refraction at the boundary between the mantle and the outer core, the p wave can be detected...

Yes they have to use that one because it gives them an ice wall that stops the water running off, I think that's right. I have met people who have sailed 'around' Antarctica, one of them twice. On this map, that distance is about 55000 km. Are the flat earthers preparing a special award for...

Flight time Auckland to Buenos Aires 11h 30m Flight time New York to Moscow 9h 0m So that map obviously can't be right. Stuart

This is a nice photograph of a partial lunar eclipse. Funny, now I look at it, the shadow of the earth is curved. I wonder if you ever see any different shapes of the earth's shadow, like a strip or straight line? That would be great evidence for a flat earth, different shapes of shadow...

It's very impressive that you appear to live your life in sidereal days (23 hr 56 min) instead of solar days (24 hours). Do you have a specially made watch? Stuart

These are nice photographs. The first is a low-pressure weather system over Iceland: And this one is a low-pressure system over Australia: And of course we are seeing here the Coriolis effect as it plays out in mirror form in the Northern and Southern hemispheres. Stuart

Some flight times on commercial airlines: Sydney to Dallas 15h 20m Dallas to Capetown 22h 15m Capetown to Sydney 15h 25m Interesting. Stuart

But I've already found out on my own that it's not. Stuart