Small mind. The flat earth theory NEEDS expansive soil to explain the phenomenon of the fit of continental contours.

The Crater Earth theory specifically explains that the crater arises when a water bubble in the subsoil is heated, liquefying the soil and expelling huge amounts of water upwards, creating the crater. The most resistant soil blocks end up forming the continents, and they slide for thousands of years until the soil settles (period we are in). The cycles of liquefaction of the soil are repeated, and reshaped the continents, but the intensity of these new phenomena is intensely lower than that of the first that forms the crater itself.

Learn to listen before pointing your finger, you will learn a lot from others.

https://imgur.com/a/5p2uIdR

The craters are not caused by the impact of stones at "unbelievably perfect 90 degrees", they are caused by the boiling of water in the subsoil.

There is a lot of water below our feet, and it is hot, very hot, it just doesn't turn to steam because of the pressure.

I will not extend the subject, because this thread is not about that, and @OP wants to form a line of reasoning that has nothing to do with Flat Earth, and that must be respected. I just wanted to show you that you need an upgrade.