Vsauce is the master of logical fallacies, gravity = globe, globe = gravity.

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I was just referring to his simulation video

if earth is flat then how do you explain lunar eclipses?

Ah ok

Vsauce3 that is

@Thicc James Polarized superimposition of light waves

@Hamburger Guy don't usually watch him but will check it out

@Credibly Charted The sun is far smaller and far less powerful. Take a candle, for example. The light doesn't travel infinitely far. Same with the sun.

If the floor causes the shadow, you should be able to cast your own custom shadow on the moon right? So why don't you

It does as long as nothing obstructs it

The only problem is scattering

difference between a candle and sun is that the sun is a massive extremely powerful star and a candle is well a candle

Take for instance lasers

Why do you think the earth is flat?

I’m just wondering

Interesting how shadows are not smaller than the object casting it, as well.

@Camhog69 It just measures flat

Ah

I see

You can have your opinion

https://i0.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/facebook/001/237/641/3b8

@🍄The Mad Philosopher🍄 A candle isn't the sun and it isn't the same thing, a candle has a weaker light source being fire [depending on how you light it], the sun for example would shine in every direction even if it was smaller as you claim it to be

brilliant <:whopinged:489114411387191296>

https://preview.redd.it/099efhu9f8lz.jpg?width=960&crop=smart&auto=webp&s=a962c0fe6c210d0425e89893f9e78d98ca3b2582

Maybe it’s something to do with gravity

@🍄The Mad Philosopher🍄 depends on distance between light and object

@Camhog69 what's gravity?

Well the sun is made out of plasma...

You actually all need to go to Specsavers mate

@Credibly Charted a candle lights in every direction, what are you talking about?

@Hamburger Guy Can I see your sample of the sun please?

Does anyone here have an actual life?

Gravity is what pulls you down to earth

Just as it does now with shinning in every direction, it's not a spotlight in certain areas