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Flat Earth Investigations / Re: I am wondering why I do not see...
« Last post by WTF_Seriously on April 11, 2024, 10:16:32 PM »
Why is the Moon's shadow at the time of the Total Solar Eclipse placed elsewhere other than the plane of the ecliptic upon the earth? The time of the Total Eclipse should be where the Moon intersects the Sun on the Ecliptic.
The simple and obvious answer to this is because the earth's not flat with the sun and moon circling above it around a central point. You've asked the exact question that proves the FE model false.
During a solar eclipse, the declination of the moon and sun are identical. In the FE world that puts two objects of nearly equal size directly on top of each other over the exact same latitude line. IF FE were true, at the time of the total eclipse totality must occur at a latitude equal the declination of both. Having the time of the eclipse occur toward the polar latitudes is geometrically impossible.
It is the fact that you have objects orbiting and rotating on different planes that gives you the answer to your question.