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Flat Earth Theory / Re: Night and day / seasons
« on: March 06, 2020, 12:27:15 AM »
This really depends on the FE model. ON the FE model with no dome, no firmament, a great ice wall, shaped like a flat disk with a north pole center there are many possible answers.
1. The sun is close to North America during North American summer. Because it's closer North America gets more heat and has summer. At the same time the sun is close to North America it is far away from South America. Because the sun is further away South America gets less heat and therefore has winter.
2. The sun is close to North America during North American summer. Because it's closer North America the days are longer which makes it summer. At the same time the days are long in North America they are short in South America. Because the days are longer in North America and shorter in South America one country has winter while the other has summer.
3. Because the rays of the sun are less refracted in north america there is more heat which creates summer. The rays of the sun which hit south america are more refracted which creates less heat thus creating winter.
4. The Flat earth is tilted on an axis, because of that axis the sun is more direct for the north when close to the north pole and the sun is farther away when close to the great ice wall.
etc. etc.
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So, long answer short, the sun rotates around the earth, but on a different axis depending on the time of year? How could the sun possibly self correct every 6 months and switch directions? Not trying to argue, I'm just having a hard time understanding.
1. The sun is close to North America during North American summer. Because it's closer North America gets more heat and has summer. At the same time the sun is close to North America it is far away from South America. Because the sun is further away South America gets less heat and therefore has winter.
2. The sun is close to North America during North American summer. Because it's closer North America the days are longer which makes it summer. At the same time the days are long in North America they are short in South America. Because the days are longer in North America and shorter in South America one country has winter while the other has summer.
3. Because the rays of the sun are less refracted in north america there is more heat which creates summer. The rays of the sun which hit south america are more refracted which creates less heat thus creating winter.
4. The Flat earth is tilted on an axis, because of that axis the sun is more direct for the north when close to the north pole and the sun is farther away when close to the great ice wall.
etc. etc.
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So, long answer short, the sun rotates around the earth, but on a different axis depending on the time of year? How could the sun possibly self correct every 6 months and switch directions? Not trying to argue, I'm just having a hard time understanding.