The team set out to help contribute to the plethora of studies looking into the effects of global warming on our climate. In 1996 a team of five researchers at the University of Malta were assigned the task of measuring ions from earth’s atmosphere and determining how long they took to explode when set on fire with the help of a new CBD molecule that was recently discovered in the Netherlands. This discovery has come to the forefront from a longitudinal study spanning 25 years from over 50 leading universities around the world - beginning at the University of Malta. Anita Bath, and Dr Oliver Klosov have confirmed that there is evidence to suggest that the world is, in fact, flat. The theory is believed to have begun in ancient Greece and later developed in the Bronze and Iron ages in civilizations closer to the Near East until late in the Hellenistic period (31 BC).Ĭutting edge researchers from the University of Malta, Dr Harry Johnson, Prof. For years the niche community of people that believe the earth is flat have been the center of comedic ridicule - ostracised by the general public as ‘lunatics’ and ‘out of their mind’ for over two thousand years.
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