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Round Earth Clues: How Science Proves that our Home is a Globe | University of Nevada, Las Vegas
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Why do some people believe the Earth is flat? | Pursuit by The University of Melbourne
Reports of Flat Earth cruise to Antarctica are 'blatantly false', conference founder says | Newshub
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Meet the flat-Earthers of the modern era | Popular Science
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