The eclipse is potentially dicey for Flat Earthers, given that they do not believe that the earth orbits the sun. Take the solar eclipse that took place on August 21, an event predicted by scientists through the heliocentric model. You shouldn’t be able to function allegedly spinning that fast,” said Cami Knodel, Bob’s wife and a Flat Earther based in Denver.Īnd despite startling evidence to the contrary-like images from outer space (according to flat earthers: doctored!) and circumnavigation (ever notice no one ever circumnavigates north to south- ice wall barriers !)-Flat Earthers refuse to be swayed.

“They say you won’t notice it because it’s a continual motion. (They do, after all, look the same size.) The two planets travel in circular tracks across the top of the dome, gradually heading toward the equator and back up to account for the seasons. They believe that the sun and moon are 3000 miles above, and 32 miles each in diameter. They also discount the heliocentric model of our earth.

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