It is a common knowledge that the world is round. I never read or heard anybody teach that the world is flat.
A very very long time ago, the world once was thought to be flat. The horizon that we see now, people use to think that when you got to that point you would fall off the edge of the world. Not until boats and navigation came into fruition, the then thought "brave" explorers, set out to discover the edge of the world. It wasnt until they started sailing familiar waters that the theory of a round world came to be. Interesting huh?
Yes, it is. Satellite imaging will negate the hypothesis and prove that Earth is round, not flat.
Since the determination of the fact that Earth is spherical as opposed to flat, all scientists (after a short lag period) have accepted that it is so.
Anton Van Leeuwenhoek
scientist do debate in discussing the age of the earth because there is many theories that saying when is the earth began or made
theodore roosevelt
There is no legitimate scientist responsible for promoting the flat earth theory. The idea of a flat earth has been widely discredited by centuries of scientific evidence and research.
No scientist have said there is no New Earth.
Thomas Edison.
No scientist have said there is no New Earth.
Ptolemy.
No actual scientist has ever been involved in any flat earth hypothesis.There isn't enough evidence to call it a theory. In fact there is zero evidence.Believers are almost exclusively motivated by religious reasons or by conspiracy theory beliefs.
mikołaj kopernik did it he is a famous scientist from Poland (real answer)
The first scientist who proposed that the Earth was elliptical was Sir Isaac Newton in the 17th century. He developed the laws of motion and universal gravitation, which led to the understanding of Earth's shape.
A geologist is a scientist that studies the Earth.
The Greek scientist who is credited with demonstrating that the Earth is round was Pythagoras. He believed that the Earth was a sphere based on observations of the shapes of celestial bodies like the moon during lunar eclipses.
Almost all scientists and mathematicians until the Renaissance.
Pretty sure it was Ptolemy.