How the Albatross Proves the Earth is NOT Flat @MathTheWorld
How the Albatross Proves the Earth is NOT Flat  @MathTheWorld
Uploaded April 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Here we present a new proof that the earth is indeed a sphere! We call it, proof by Albatross. What's your favorite spherical earth proof? Or flat earth claims? Let us know below!

Proof website: flatearth.ws

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