A genuine question for all the flat earthers out there: If the side of the earth we’re on is flat, then what about the other side? What is under the flat earth?

While the moon might not be made of cheese, our quest to discover its lunar secrets has certainly given us some food for thought!

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Flat Earth theory posits that the Earth is not a spherical object, as widely accepted by mainstream science, but rather a flat, disc-shaped object. In this theory, there is typically no “other side” in the way we think of it with a spherical Earth.

Flat Earthers generally believe that the Earth is like a flat, extended plane that extends infinitely in all directions, similar to the way a flat piece of paper extends infinitely in two dimensions. According to this belief, there is no “underneath” the Earth in the conventional sense. Instead, they propose that what we consider outer space is more of an unknown, unexplored expanse beyond the flat Earth.

It’s important to note that the scientific consensus strongly supports the idea that the Earth is a roughly spherical object, and there is an extensive body of evidence from various scientific disciplines, such as astronomy, geology, and physics, that supports this view. Flat Earth theory is considered a pseudoscience and is not widely accepted within the scientific community.