[quote]Im sure somehow you are wrong anything orbiting the earth will see a vanishing point Unless your some sort of god but last time I checked nobody is so let me tell you this: first point: From what we can see and know, the star that we orbit aka our sun is a spherical ball of hydrogen converting it into helium. Second point: Why would earth be flat if all the other planets are not? If it was how come we can keep travelling and always eventually end up where we started? Third point: Astroids are influenced by a planet/star's gravitational force, travelling at such an alarming rate surely it wouldnt curve right? Well I dont know if you have seen a comet/meteor hit but when they break a planets atmosphere the first thing they do is curve and land in one place (often scattering in multiple peices) if the earth was flat no matter its gravatational pull wouldnt it carry on "going off the edge"? Fourth point: Logic.... you need it fifth point: If we were flat how come we have hemispheres... you know those things that every continent is on [spoiler]west hemisphere, north hemisphere, South hemisphere, East hemisphere[/spoiler] last time I checked if it wasnt for the earth being spherical we wouldnt even know direction [spoiler]fact: there is absolutly no direction in space as there is no way to tell from north and south or if you are up or down Try and prove my points wrong Here is a riddle too you are in a circular room, sit in a corner[/spoiler] [/quote] Lol