I came here hoping to find some real debate between people who believe the Earth is flat & people who accept the globe Earth heliocentric model of the solar system. Sadly I have found none.
Would anyone like to propose a flat earth model that we can debate?
For the record I think the globe Earth heliocentric model of the solar system is pretty accurate & I have yet to see a flat Earth model that doesn't have some fairly major flaws.
Best of luck. Only Heliocentric Globe supporters have replied so far and it seems that almost every Flat Earther has a different idea about
the layout of the continents and tied up with that whether Antarctica is an island continent or not,
what is the cause of what we call "gravity", since gravity completely screws up the Flat Earth,
how high the sun and moon are,
the cause of lunar eclipses, and for that matter even the moonlight and moon phases,
how sunrises and sunsets can occur,
even how the sun and moon stay the same size.
etc, etc.
So the is not really "a Flat Earth model", but such a plethora of ideas that trying to debate it is more like trying to get a swarm of bees back in a hive - some sting!
Best of luck, you'll need it.