Flat Earth Experiments

Prove the truth with your own observations

Interactive Calculators

Use these tools to calculate what should be visible on a globe vs reality

🌍 Visibility & Hidden Height Calculator

Calculate what should be visible and hidden based on Earth's alleged curve

☀️ Sun Distance Calculator

Triangulate the sun's actual height using shadows

🌊 Water Level Calculator

Calculate water curvature over large bodies of water

DIY Experiments

Laser Test
Water Level
Zoom Test
Gyroscope
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Laser Over Water Experiment

Set up a laser pointer at water level across a large lake. The laser should curve with the Earth, but it remains perfectly straight, proving flat water surface.

Equipment: Laser pointer, tripod, measuring tape

Best conditions: Calm water, night time, 3+ mile distance

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Water Level Tube Experiment

Use a long clear tube filled with water. No matter the distance, water finds its level perfectly flat, disproving the curve.

Equipment: Clear tube (100+ feet), water, food coloring

Expected result: Water remains level regardless of distance

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Bring Back the Ship

Watch a ship "disappear" over the horizon, then zoom in with a telescope or camera to bring it back into view. This proves it's perspective, not curvature.

Equipment: High-zoom camera or telescope

Key observation: Entire ship returns, not just the top

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Gyroscope Test

A gyroscope maintains its orientation. On a spinning globe, it should precess 15° per hour. High-precision gyroscopes show no such movement.

Equipment: Precision gyroscope, stable platform

Expected on globe: 15°/hour drift. Actual: 0° drift

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Live Experiment Map

Real-time experiments being conducted worldwide

🔴 Live Activity Feed

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