Your remark reminds me of the Rosie O'Donnell spoof in An American Carol.
BTW, are you aware that the learned during the "Dark Ages" as you call them were quite aware of the Earth as globular? One of them even deduced the roundness of the Earth from the uneven length of daylight, and called it "set like a sphere in the middle of the whole universe."
Learn to read something besides your own propaganda, mmmkay?
Cheers!
You amuse me Mr. Whiskers, but I still like you...
FYI I spend a good amount of time looking at what others cannot see, and others mock.
I shot this image not long ago...
Veil Nebula is an old supernova remnant in the constellation Cygnus.
It is the remains of cataclysmic explosion of star that exploded between 5,000 and 8,000 years ago. This nebula is about 1,860 light-years distance from our tiny speck..
Guessing, this was a 30x30 @50 sec, stacked, calibrated, bla, bla...Exp. at ISO 800--SCT 10"--Using IP filters etc....
The image floored me when I processed the data....I was blownnnnn away....This was what was left of an epic explosion of a nearby star.