Uh yeah it will. When it’s moving 25,000 miles, yeah it will.

who says its moving 25,000 miles?

That’s the circumference of the earth at the equator.

you say it is, its not

So it’s not going in a circle above the equator?

its moving in a circle around flat earth

no

earth isn't a ball, its not moving around a stupid ball

Yeah, you say it’s moving in a circle above the equator. The equator’s circumference is 25,000 miles, therefore the sun is moving 25,000 miles.

Per day

no, it changes how tight or lose the circle is each day

its not a constant 25,000 miles

its also not 25,000 miles, its moving in a tight circle over flat earth ,not around a globe

so your math is all wrong

its 3,400 miles away

roughly

it doesn't have to move as much as you guys think

its on a circuit circling over our heads

due to perspective it works exactly as it should, warming the land masses, giving it light, letting plants grow with photosynthesis

Its GOD's work, its by design

So how does it not appear to change size?

perspective

Ah of course the magical perspective that does whatever you want it to

you put something at on the ceiling in your room, say a small circular paper

if you look at this small circular paper up close, its big

once its at a certain range, moving it along the top of the ceiling isn't going to change its size

closer it appears bigger, further away it will appear smaller

staying at the same general range it won't continue to shrink

it will shrink a little as its angle gets further away, a little

just by pythagoriam theorim

angle says its further away, it will shrink a little

as it gets closer, like right over head, its going to appear bigger

slightly

its still 3,400 miles away, its not that close

its covering a wide area

maximum efficiency

Ok @^Kevin^ I ran the numbers, and the sun’s diameter should shrink by 1/7 from noon to “sunset” if you’re at the equator on the equinox. Not a tiny immeasurable bit. 1/7 of its diameter. Quite a bit smaller. So has this ever been observed?

~14%

And it only gets worse as you go south.

Wolfie in Australia did a timelapse from sunrise to sunset with a solar filter to remove glare, and the sun stayed the EXACT SAME SIZE, no change whatsoever, over the course of the entire day.

people are viewing the sun as it passes from different angles on flat earth