Using the same source

Ive been trying to find an answer to this for the last hour but I can't find anything online. How do compasses work on a flat earth? 👀

Is this the ice wall even though it’s in the Arctic?

looks like an ice wall doesnt it

Looks like it

But a lot of things aren't what they look like

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@Trixxle Compasses work the same. The flat earth is considered a monopole, with the north pole at the center of the map. East to West circumnavigation would work by basically traveling in a circle, around magnetic north.

A magnet needs a north and a south pole though, where would the south pole be?

@Drewski4343

That's why it's considered a monopole, I believe. Haven't heard *why* it's the only existing example of a hypothetical elementary particle.

But that's not how magnets work

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnetic_monopole

I know

Exactly, it always has a north and south

So they don't have an explanation and make up stuff?

some would say that the outer ring is the south pole, but magnets don't work like that either.

Exactly

Magnets are not earth

But we can agree that earth had a magnetic field right?

The way water works disproves a globe

That's not what I said

Yet u find a billion excuses

That's a huge strawman

Nah im not a magnet expert so i have no answer

Lmao

Okay

Are you a water expert?

Uuh, I know about water but I wouldn't say I've studied it to an expert level

Well how could bodies of water be curved

A droplet of water on a leaf has curved edges for example

So saying water doesn't curve is wrong

I repeat

Body

Of water

Read what i said

If you have a big enough body of mass it'll have a big enough gravitational pull to keep water sticking to it

But you guys don't believe that

Which you cant prove