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This image is a screenshot of a public Facebook post from The Flat Earth Society, an organization that advocates the false belief that the Earth is flat rather than a spherical globe. The post states 'The Flat Earth Society has members all around the globe', with the phrase 'around the globe' circled in bright red to highlight the extreme accidental irony: the organization used a common idiom that directly contradicts their core stated belief that the Earth is not a globe. A top comment from the page Physics-Astronomy.com replies with sarcasm: 'Say that again, but slowly.', with a black arrow added to the image pointing directly at this comment to emphasize the mockery of the Flat Earth Society's unintentional self-contradiction.

Flat Earth Society Accidentally Uses 'Around the Globe' Phrase Mocked by Science Page

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The meme features a 3D render of the flat Earth disc model floating against a starry outer space background, with white text at the top that reads 'This is how dinosaurs went extinct, according to flat earthers'. The unstated punchline, referenced by the original post title 'The plot twist I wasn't expecting', is the satirical implication that under flat Earth belief, dinosaurs went extinct by falling off the edge of the flat disc planet, mocking the absurdity of flat Earth conspiracy theories.

Flat Earther Dinosaur Extinction Plot Twist Meme

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This is a humorous edited infographic of the solar system. It shows standard spherical depictions of the planets Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, and Uranus placed along their orbital paths, with a flat, square model of Earth replacing the usual spherical Earth in its correct orbital position between Venus and Mars. The text at the top of the image reads 'Well, this is awkward...'. The joke satirizes the fringe flat Earth conspiracy theory by highlighting how absurd and out of place a flat Earth looks when placed alongside the universally accepted spherical model of all other planets in the solar system.

Awkward Flat Earth Solar System Joke

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The meme opens with top text reading "What flat earthers see with a clear vision:". Below the text is a digitally edited composite skyline that places famous landmarks from geographically distant locations across the world all visible in the same distant view: the Statue of Liberty from New York, USA, the Elizabeth Tower (Big Ben) from London, UK, the Great Pyramids of Giza from Egypt, traditional Eastern European church spires, and the Eiffel Tower from Paris, France. This absurd composite image mocks flat Earth claims that it should be possible to see extremely distant landmarks if the Earth was spherical, by exaggerating that belief to show an impossible scenario where every major global landmark is visible from a single vantage point.

Satirical Meme Mocking Flat Earth Conspiracy Beliefs

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This satirical meme visualizes the classic flat-Earth conspiracy model, depicting Earth as a thick flat disc floating in starry outer space. A cyan highlighted zoom callout points to the vertical rocky side wall of the disc Earth, zooming in to show two mountain goats standing on this vertical edge. The joke plays on the common flat-Earth conspiracy claim that Earth has a giant wall at its outer edge, and pokes fun at NASA's Artemis moon exploration mission by implying the mission accidentally confirmed the flat-Earth model by finding goats living on the edge wall.

The flat-earthers have finally won. Thank you, Artemis

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This meme pokes fun at flat Earth conspiracy theorists, visualizing their reaction when looking at new photos of a spherical Earth captured by NASA's Artemis program crew. It uses a dramatic close-up shot of an astronaut (Joseph Cooper from the film *Interstellar*) staring out a spacecraft window to represent this uncomfortable confrontation with evidence that contradicts their conspiracy belief. The on-image text contains a minor typo, spelling 'believers' as 'believeers'.

Flat Earth Believers Looking At Artemis Earth Photos

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