Thomas Winship presents forty-one distinct arguments in support of the Flat Earth theory and the associated Zetetic astronomy.
The appendices include a number of testimonials, short essays plus poetry written by advocates of the Flat Earth theory..
We encounter explanations of phenomena such as circumnavigation, oddities observed by sailors, the motions of the sun, moon and stars and even the construction of long-distance railways.
To some extent this book can be considered a summation of the Flat Earth Society\'s years of work to convince the world\'s scientific community and public.
Quoting dozens of distinct works and sources, the author is lively and passionate in advancing each of his points, voicing disdain for conventional astronomers as he goes.
Drawing upon observations made by those working in science and the naval professions, Winship presents a series of points with the intention of verifying and proving that the Earth is a Flat Plane rather than an oblate spheroid.
Winship decided to expand Zetetic Cosmogony into a lengthy, encompassing book.
It was only after significant popular interest that Mr.
This book began life as a shorter pamphlet.
Thomas Winship presents forty-one distinct arguments in support of the Flat Earth theory and the associated Zetetic astronomy
