Erasmus, do you actually believe in a flat earth?
I am touched; you are one of the few who's actually asked.
No, I don't.
Moving on.
no one had discovered gravity yet.
That's an interesting clause. Tell it to the little Babylonian kids who fell off their little Babylonian.... bicycles... or whatever.
Gravity was discovered it is explained, people went to space.
"EXTRA EXTRA! Isaac Newton et al. Orbit Earth in Apple-like Ship! Let 1690 be known as the year Man first went into space."
People watched the space shuttle go to space, people watched it come down. The earth is round.
Interesting conclusion... are you saying that for some reason rockets would not function on a flat Earth?
If you look through a telescope with a special lens at the sun, you can clearly tell it is more than 32 miles across. And if it has always been like that, the earth would be a much cooler place, and most likely the sun would have already turned into a red giant star, then turn supernova.
Whoa!
1) Why spherical? Does it not work with, say, a parabolic lens? Also, how can you tell that it is more than 32 miles across? Are there markers?
2) Well, certainly if the sun were much closer, the Earth would be a much hotter place. So if it's smaller and closer, maybe the effects would cancel out, and it would be just as warm as it is.
3) How would the sun go from being a mere 32 miles across to being a red giant? That's quite an expansion, wouldn't you say?
Do you think they would let us see those HD pics of mars???
The pictures weren't exactly "leaks". Surely if the government gave them to us, it must be to help prop up the conspiracy which is starting to be criticised by people like the late Charles K. Johnson :)
And again, your 'theory' has been proven wrong.
Actually you should have said,
And "again", your theory has been "proven" wrong.
-Erasmus