Ask yourself this: if the earth was flat, why don't the sunrays cover the entire earth at the same time? I mean it is flat, right? So the sun would cover a flat object at the same time completely. Just my thought, or am I thinking too logical? ;-)
Ask yourself this: if the earth was flat, why don't the sunrays cover the entire earth at the same time? I mean it is flat, right? So the sun would cover a flat object at the same time completely. Just my thought, or am I thinking too logical? ;-)
Yes too logical, that is easy to explane
But try to explane this
When the sun is far far away, how is it possible thet the sunrays look like this.....
Flat-Earth believers argue that the sun (and moon for that matter) are much closer and smaller than we've been told. The following image below demonstrate how night and day can exist on a flat plane.
This also explains how sun rays triangulate from the source of light as shown in image posted by @steemspoker.