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This is a similar model of what Ryan calls concave earth but not quiet the same. In his book "Worlds Beyond the Poles" Amadeo Giannini states that telescope lens causes an illusion of a sphere. He writes that that earth is endless north and south and that beyond the poles there is infinite land that connects all planets. He gives famous Admiral Byrd's expedition beyond the north and south poles as an example. Giannini also says that space and all the stars and spherical planets are an illusion that an eye picks up when looking upwards. He believes that there are celestial lands, infinite worlds just beyond the poles.

I do not know if our current reality can be described as such and whether or not space is real or an illusion. However I did have a vision of a new universe and it was very similar to what Giannini describes. The dark empty void of space that extends light years upon light years was all replaced by paradise landmasses, infinite celestial worlds that extended forever in each direction. There were still "spherical planets" But they were built in within a fabric of celestial paradise (land) This new universe is an endless "earth" with mountains, oceans, forests and great cities and civilizations that is so beautiful that its hard to even imagine. Water falls of finest chocolate and palaces of the most fine gold can be found in this amazing realm.

I'm not sure exactly how the spherical planets will fit into this whole new creation but I don't think it really matters that much. I guess I will entrust this to a creator. Question is why not to get rid of spherical planets concept all together? But something tells me they are still important and must still exist.