Vedas come from the mouth of God? Vedas don't even believe in one God, rather Vedas talks about many Godlike personas and also the demigods. But in order to understand who these demigods and gods are, you have to properly translate the Vedas, which I know you didn't. Vedas were not written in India, they were brought to India by the ancient civilization residing in today's Arctic. Some call it Hyperborea, Atlantis, really same place different names. Read the article called "Arctic Home of the Vedas" just search it online if you can.
I don't care about what NASA told you, satelites cant see infinite earth, well the earth my friend is infinite, problem is you gotta look beyond 3rd dimesnional reality, otherwise you will just see the globe.
New Earth, if I were looking beyond the 3rd dimensional reality, I'd be looking into the etheric realm or astral realm, and would see beyond the globe. Is this what you're referring to? Or are you calling the entire universe your "New Earth"?
You see, in alchemy, the substance we call space, is referred to as the first matter. It's the most subtle of all matter we humans can detect with our ordinary human senses and instruments.
If you want to look at it that way, the entire universe is composed of matter, thus, the Earth is only separated from the moon, sun, and other planets and planetary bodies, by less subtle matter. So in a way, Earth does extend infinitely in all directions, making Earth in a sense, indeed "infinite".
Hyperborea is a fictional land found in the pages of Robert E Howard's, "Conan the Barbarian" novel series. Your indulgence in fictional characters and stories, is staggering, New Earth. Old myths and new myths alike, ey? So, what evidence do you have the eskimos wrote the vedas?
Oh, and how are your out of body experiences going for you? It would be easier if you were a shift worker and experiencing sleep deprivation.