doesnt the sun have to be in africa and australia those days too

Remember this is over AE, which I know to be an incorrect map

You can't construct a flat map with THEIR map data because you can see on google maps a large object, measure it yourself and you'll know the truth, you'll know the distances are all OFF

So reality is it's flat, there's no model, there's no map.

Well mostly flat

but how does an 18 hour sun in argentina work on a flat earth though

Partially concave, partially convex, partially hollow, but mostly flat

@jeremy the sun does go in a circle

yes

over the earth

@jeremy Angles of the sun, average amount of daylight, light curves up, rhytmic change in solar path.

if it spends 18 hours in argentina that doesnt leave a lot of time for other continents

in argentina u can see the sun for 18 hours ?

or is it just light for 18 hours

All we do know are:
Angular size/diameter.
Angular Position. Azimuth/Elevation,
Arc of path of the sun.
No state mandated sun-observation organizations officially exist

Diurnal rotation

Of the heavens above

i have a sun question

does it wagon wheel or do we see different sides of it

is it like the moon where we only see one side ?

Yes

One side

u sure

thats a pretty big flat earth piece of evidence

u ever see the halloween sun nasa put out lol

People around the world see the same face of the moon just rotated, the field rotates imo not us

https://www.google.com/url?sa=i&source=images&cd=&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=2ahUKEwjTn7quro3iAhWyd98KHUXdAloQjRx6BAgBEAU&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.nasa.gov%2Fcontent%2Fgoddard%2Fsdo-jack-o-lantern-sun&psig=AOvVaw1I3qAmq40A9Aw1GSdS9cP0&ust=1557453983912450

nasa actually put that out

pumpkin sun

yeah but im saying what is the globe excuse for seeing one side of the s un

Meh

i feel like their is no excuse for seeing one side of the sun

They are starting to call it a disc

they say the sun spins as we rotate ?

Yeah.. Hmm

wtf cmon

really ?

thats too much i was having a hard time buying the moons synchronistic orbit

if the sun does it too

At any one time we can only see the half of the Sun that is facing us. However there is no ‘far side of the Sun’. Unlike the Moon, which spins once for every time it goes around the Earth, constantly presenting us with the same side, the Sun spins once every 24.5 days and the Earth moves within its orbit so that over the course of about a month we get to see the entire surface.

says we see the whole sun