Flat Earth Science MCP
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Flat Earth Science MCP app
Run Flat Earth Science's calculators and read its tested claims.
Ask how much of a lighthouse the curve of the Earth hides, how far the horizon is, how far apart two cities are on a flat Earth map, where the Sun is at a given time and place, or how big Greenland really is. The answers come from the same calculations as flatearthscience.org.
Website: https://flatearthscience.org
Documentation: https://flatearthscience.org/app
Privacy: https://flatearthscience.org/privacy
This repository documents the hosted connector. It does not contain the website or its code.
Connect
Endpoint:
https://flatearthscience.org/api/mcpTransport: Streamable HTTP
Authentication: none (no account, sign-in or API key)
{ "mcpServers": { "flat-earth-science": { "url": "https://flatearthscience.org/api/mcp" } } }In ChatGPT, add it as a custom MCP server with no authentication. In Claude, open Customize, then Connectors, choose Add custom connector and enter the URL.
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Tools
All tools are read-only.
Tool | What it does |
| Calculates how much of a distant target the Earth's curvature hides, from the surface distance, the observer's eye height, the target's height and an assumed refraction coefficient. |
| Gives the distance to the horizon from an eye height above a smooth sphere, and how far a taller object such as a mast stays in straight sight. |
| Compares the distance between two cities on a north-polar flat-Earth map with their great-circle distance over a sphere. |
| Calculates the great-circle distance between two places in kilometres, miles and nautical miles, with the initial and final compass bearings. |
| Calculates the Sun's altitude and compass bearing at a place, date and UTC time, with the shadow of a 1 m upright and the day's sunrise and sunset in UTC. A place is one of the website's 20 cities or a latitude and longitude; without a date and time the result is for the current moment. |
| Calculates the length of daylight at a place on a date, with sunrise and sunset in UTC, for the UTC day from midnight to midnight. |
| Shows how much a Mercator map distorts a country's area, from its real area and the latitude it is drawn at. |
| Searches the website's tested claims and flat-earth investigations, or returns one by id. |
Try asking
"How much of a 10 m lighthouse is hidden by the curve of the Earth over 20 km, seen from 2 m?"
"How far apart are Sydney and Santiago on the flat Earth map compared with the real distance?"
"What is the verdict on the Bermuda Triangle?"
Report an issue
Open an issue in this repository or email support@flatearthscience.org.
License
The documentation files in this repository are MIT licensed (see LICENSE). The Flat Earth Science website, its content, data and brand are not covered by this license.
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