Humans discovered the curvature and rotation of the Earth thousands of years ago, dating back to ancient Greece. Since then, scientists have only discovered more evidence to prove this is true ...

“The first ‘photo’ of the curvature was published on April Fools Day,” reads the text in the image. Some social media users interpreted the photos as evidence the Earth is flat.

Since the earth is rotating (see the “Foucault Pendulum” experiment for a definite proof, if you are doubtful ... the “horizon” because of the curvature of the orange.

This phenomenon, a side effect of Earth's curvature, isn't a sure-fire guarantee of our planet's curve, but it's a start. If you can't look to the horizon for evidence, you can look up.

Perhaps if more people really could see for themselves the evidence, we might be able ... marker would have fallen away with the curvature of the Earth. But it was reported that the markers ...

Dr. Garvin points out that astronauts and robotic probes have directly observed the Earth's curvature, further proving the planet's spherical shape. He also emphasises that the roundness of other ...

Here’s Davide Castelvecchi, reporting for Nature News: Mathematicians already knew that the way in which curvature varies ... use sound waves to map the Earth’s internal structure ...

Scientists also need to take the Earth’s curvature into account when conducting certain experiments. The social media users who shared the post did not provide any evidence to back up their claims.

“The first ‘photo’ of the curvature was published on April ... Some social media users interpreted the photos as evidence the Earth is flat. “They didn’t even make a proper curve..