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Flat Earth Theory / What causes the variation of the radius of the sun's orbit?
« on: July 11, 2018, 02:56:28 PM »
Hello!
Lately I've been informing myself about the flat earth theory and one topic that bothers me the most is "seasons". I've read through many articles, the official TFES-Q&A and watched several videos about the topic and I get how seasons work; the radius of the sun's orbit varies throughout the year what causes the seasons, but I've never found an explanation for why the radius varies at all just that it happens.
In the globe earth theory it's explained by the 23,5° tilt of the globe's axis, so my question is: "What causes the variation of the radius of the sun's orbit and consequently the seasons in the flat earth theory?"
Thank you all in advance,
LakeCourter49
Lately I've been informing myself about the flat earth theory and one topic that bothers me the most is "seasons". I've read through many articles, the official TFES-Q&A and watched several videos about the topic and I get how seasons work; the radius of the sun's orbit varies throughout the year what causes the seasons, but I've never found an explanation for why the radius varies at all just that it happens.
In the globe earth theory it's explained by the 23,5° tilt of the globe's axis, so my question is: "What causes the variation of the radius of the sun's orbit and consequently the seasons in the flat earth theory?"
Thank you all in advance,
LakeCourter49