IF "OUTER SPACE" CAN BE FAKED, HOW CAN YOU PROVE IT ISN'T?

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Look at all the pictures you've posted though -

If the earth is flat and our section of the earth is at night, why can't we see the sun at a distance illuminating the other side? Look again at any of your memes. I'll just need one:


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You flat earthers say that the sun is actually closer than we think. But if it is, we should be able to see the sun from the other side of the flat earth as it shines on the other side. :)


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Your meme just proves that we're suppose to still see it as it moves farther away to illuminate the other side of the flat earth. We're able to see that in the picture at sunset. So we should still see the sun at night, albeit smaller. But we don't. :)


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You don't know how spotlights work and vanishing points work.

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You don't know how spotlights work and vanishing points work.


But the sun is out in the open! We should still see it off in the distance, especially since it is hanging over us at an angle with nothing to obstruct it and closer to us as you claim. Look at your pic again:


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That looks more like a lens be from a directed light reflector, ie flashlight.
An open bulb provides 360° illumination, not a localized hot spot with dark lines of demarcation separating the dark field like this picture shows.
That is what the sun does.
 
Look at all the pictures you've posted though -

If the earth is flat and our section of the earth is at night, why can't we see the sun at a distance illuminating the other side? Look again at any of your memes. I'll just need one:


1_hjraaehvxq02f-eeqbujha-1024x576.png


You flat earthers say that the sun is actually closer than we think. But if it is, we should be able to see the sun from the other side of the flat earth as it shines on the other side. :)


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Now you're resorting to tiktok videos???? :ROFL: It's so dumb, lol! :ROFL:

Even this video you shared couldn't explain why the sun can't be seen on the dark side of the earth while it illuminates the other side. All it declared were some false statements but not explain anything. You can even see that some of those sunsets had clear skies, so if it was a flat earth, you should STILL see the sun from afar at night.

Oh, and bonus! Did you read the comments? No one is convinced and they're all laughing at you flat earthers. :)


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Now you're resorting to tiktok videos???? :ROFL: It's so dumb, lol! :ROFL:

Even this video you shared couldn't explain why the sun can't be seen on the dark side of the earth while it illuminates the other side. All it declared were some false statements but not explain anything. You can even see that some of those sunsets had clear skies, so if it was a flat earth, you should STILL see the sun from afar at night.

Oh, and bonus! Did you read the comments? No one is convinced and they're all laughing at you flat earthers. :)


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Do you know why their are videos of the sun amongst the clouds? :D
 
Do you know why their are videos of the sun amongst the clouds? :D


I can also see videos where the sun is clearly seen too. What I haven't seen are the view of the sun at night from afar on cloudless nights. Why is that if this is a flat earth??? :giggle:


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I have read a few of the posts, just wondering how you account for the proximity of the sun to the earth in this model, unless the top of the dome is quite a distance from the earth?
The sun is very close as I have already shown.