Flat Earth conspiracy theory believers such as Kyrie Irving are in a frenzy after a new released Flat Earth image. The viral photo has over 15,000 shares and 1,000 likes on Facebook. The image is believed to be the most accurate representation of what Flat Earth really looks like.
The new flat earth photo shows there are two glass domes surrounding disc shaped earth that sits on top of rocky structures. The Sun and moon seem to be enclosed within the first dome, while the rest of space and beyond is within and outside the outer doom. The edges of Flat Earth are ice structures in the photo, which presumably represents places like the North and South pole.
The new flat earth image still doesn’t explain why no one has ever been able to reach the edge. Conspiracy theorists argue that Flat Earth is designed to make it impossible to fly, drive, or swim in straight lines, so you end up going in circles if you try to reach the edge.
Author: JordanThrilla Staff
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