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Shaquille O’Neal still isn’t convinced the Earth is round — especially since his plane recently “flew straight” instead of diagonal.
“It’s a theory, It’s just a theory, they teach us a lot of things,” O’Neal commented when asked on “The Kyle & Jackie O Show” if he stood by comments he made in 2017 about the earth being flat.
He then used his recent flight from the US to Australia as an example to bolster his scientific theories.
“I flew 20 hours today, not once did I go this way,” he said, gesturing his arm diagonally. “I flew straight,” before adding that he “didn’t tip over” or “go upside down” during the journey.
Radio host Kyle Sandiland inquired how someone could fly to the other side of the world in different directions.
“It’s still a straight line,” the former athlete, 50, opined, “you don’t go under.”
The NBA legend — who does not hold any science degrees — also shared his doubts on whether the Earth actually spins.
The former Lakers player is in Australia for a speaking event.
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The former Lakers player is in Australia for a speaking event.
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