Not quite. The traditional Viking belief was that Jörmungandr (the Great Serpent) encircled the world, biting its own tail, keeping the world's oceans contained. That on the day Jörmungandr released his tail, the world would end.
The perspective more closely resembles a bowl.
There was no fear however that they could sail too far and fall off. The more realistic fear was that they would sail too far and get lost, or that their long boat would potentially sink and they would die (dieing other than in battle did not guarantee a place in Valhalla so was not an attractive option).
The Earth was never flat. The Flat Earth society believe they have proof that the Earth is flat but other no individuals or organisations have ever seriously considered that the Earth was not round since the ancient Greeks.
No, they did not, but I do.
we dont know
No, Ptolemy did not believe the Earth was flat. In his work "Almagest," he presented a geocentric model where the Earth is a sphere at the center of the universe, surrounded by celestial bodies. This spherical view of the Earth was consistent with the prevailing understanding of his time and was influential in shaping later astronomical thought.
I believe that was particular to pirates at sea.
Helheim -was part of the center of the earth and was the viking equivalent of hell.
The Earth was never flat. The Flat Earth society believe they have proof that the Earth is flat but other no individuals or organisations have ever seriously considered that the Earth was not round since the ancient Greeks.
that the earth was flat
that the earth was the center of the universe and that the earth wAS FLAT
people who believed the earth is flat, not a sphere like most people believe.
They thought that the Earth was flat and not spherical.
Yes a lot of young earth creationists believe this to be true. They also believe that the sun live in a tent at night.
The Flat Earth society consists of members who believe that the Earth is flat rather than an oblate spheroid. The group has been around since the 1960s. Some adherents are serious and some are not. Those who are serious are often motivated by pseudoscience or religious literalism.Check out their website: Flat Earth Society
No, they did not, but I do.
no they did not
Some people believe the Earth is flat due to mistrust in scientific consensus, misinformation, and conspiracy theories. Despite overwhelming evidence supporting Earth's spherical shape, flat Earth beliefs persist in some corners of the internet and society.
The majority of the members of the Flat Earth Society do not believe the Earth is flat. They are members because it's a counter-culture group which some people find interesting.Those who think the Earth is flat are usually motivated by religious literalism.