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Unbeknownst to most of humanity, the Earth is shaped like a disc, rather flat on the top with a
convex lens-like bulge at the bottom. In other words, Earth resembles a typical alien spacecraft which looks like a discus, hence the term “discovery”. Although only conjecture, it’s highly likely that the Greco-Roman philosopher
Plato first discovered Earth’s disc or plate-like shape. In short, atop the Earth is
Mt. Olympus (i.e., the
North Pole) in Greenland, the northernmost point of Earth’s iron core, while
Ayers Rock (i.e., the
South Pole) is found “Down Under” in Australia, the southernmost point of Earth’s iron core. In
geography, this phenomenon is known as
antipodes, any place on Earth's surface which is diametrically opposite to it. Two points which are “antipodal” to each other are connected by a straight line running through the center of the Earth, a term likely derived from Earth’s magnetized iron core which draws compasses towards the north. The notion that the Earth is a relatively flat disc-shaped object was also held by the aboriginal cultures of the
Americas who believed that the flat Earth was domed by the
firmament (i.e., the clouds of
Earth’s second moon). The Sumerian sky-god
An ruled the "heavens" which were separated from the flat disc of the earth below, inferring that there are indeed two sides to the Earth. Consequently, the
Sumerians, which are an alias of the Greco-Romans, also believed that the
universe consisted of a flat disk enclosed by a
dome.
