Is there anything to the concave Earth theory?
Robert Sungenis answers no: having looked into the concave Earth theory, he does not think there is anything to it. He argues that a theory like it answers a couple of puzzling questions well but fails to answer the rest and creates problems of its own.
A viewer says at least one government book admits concavity and that astronauts have mentioned the Earth looks concave from balloons, and that the Nazis believed this, and asks Robert's view.
Answer
I have looked into this, and I do not think there is anything to it. I see why they say it, but it just does not make sense to me. The problem with a theory like this is that it is always good at answering a couple of questions that had you scratching your head, but it does not answer all the questions, and it creates problems as well. I am familiar with who writes about it, and I have passed by it. That is my opinion; I put the work into it, and I can safely say it is not what I think we should be following.