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lol, Never seen a funny thread like this in a long time. The earth looks flat until you go to space.

You should take a picture next time you're there, then you can show us what fools we are for believing the overwhelming evidence that proves it's flat.

I suppose you could go up really high in an airplane, or send up a weather balloon to begin seeing the ellipsoid curvature of the earth.

This has been done and the horizon is perfectly flat and rises to eye level no matter how high up you go. That is of course unless you're filming with a fish-eye lens i.e. GoPro.

So why hasn't someone gone to the limits of the horizon, and produced a photo of the edge yet ?

Antarctica, the circular wall of ice that encompasses the entire earth is strictly off limits and you'll be met with military force if you try to take any unescorted ventures there.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antarctic_Treaty_System

Ok, you're trolling us now, right ?

There's more to it than that; up up, down down, left right, left right, b a, b a, start.

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Whose military force will stop you ?

"... As of 2015, there are 53 states party to the treaty, ..." -- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antarctic_Treaty_System

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Why haven't any escorted and sanctioned photos of the edge been produced ?

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What is over the edge ?

There's a nickle-iron dome that covers the earth and beyond it there's 100% pure water.

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What is under the flat earth ?

Good question.

That's some pretty amazing dome, airtight and capable of withstanding the pressure of an entire Universe of water, yet allowing meteors to pass right through it. I'll have whatever you're smoking, please.

Meteorites are pieces that have broken off and fallen to earth. If you look at a cross-section of a meteorite the micro-crystalline structure is far beyond the finest Damascus steel man can produce and considerably stronger.

Meteorite cross-section

Falling? Like due to gravity, the magical thing flat earth people say doesn't exist?