And the flat earth sun setting math will never work out.
As the sun recedes during a FE sunset, the diameter should change, right? and with zooming in from a highly accurate base to show inclination and angle should be able to capture the vector of the sun's velocity, right?
There is a simple experiment everyone can do, even if you have to make your own equipment.
Post a video of the sun being zoomed in on for an hour or more, with tracking data to show the vector of travel.
Or explain how the sun "blots out" 6000miles up in the sky every night without losing diameter as it recedes.
Those are very simple tasks everyone should be able to investigate for themselves, and post proof day after day after day etc, until everyone is forced to accept it.
localsal 0 points 3.4 years ago
Yep.
And the flat earth sun setting math will never work out.
As the sun recedes during a FE sunset, the diameter should change, right? and with zooming in from a highly accurate base to show inclination and angle should be able to capture the vector of the sun's velocity, right?
There is a simple experiment everyone can do, even if you have to make your own equipment.
Post a video of the sun being zoomed in on for an hour or more, with tracking data to show the vector of travel.
Or explain how the sun "blots out" 6000miles up in the sky every night without losing diameter as it recedes.
Those are very simple tasks everyone should be able to investigate for themselves, and post proof day after day after day etc, until everyone is forced to accept it.