I suppose there's some logic to their thinking. They only want absolute proof.

Yes, with ice around the edge. ?

@bleurowz And the reason why the temperature goes down around the edges is?

@Stig Eh, you got me.

@bleurowz All good - I think I understand from your posts that you're joking. I suppose a flat earther would say its because the dis is spinning and the edges move faster and thereby get colder. So the earth is at the warmest at the center and coldest on the edges.

@Stig yes its a joke

@steve148 @Stig Yes, I was joking (and there was also a shot in the video of a flat-earther version of the world with ice around the edge)... But I was also thinking, it probably also makes sense to a flat-earther this way: when a normal person says "the ends of the earth" they're usually referring to the North Pole or the South Pole -- you know, where the snow is -- so, for a flat-earther, the snow is LITERALLY at the ends of the earth...

@bleurowz I lookd at it again. That model actually has the north pole in the center with ice and Antarctica spread out as the edge. So cold at the center - warmer toward the middle of the disk and then cold at the edge. I wonder how they will explain that.

@Stig Ah, missed that. Hmm... Maybe it's the way the sun travels. Or the way they think it travels.