like what no

it's basic physics

you'd see the same stars because you see the same portion of the sky

but that doesn

t

happen

The premise that light travels straight doesn't hold on a flat earth

They got u fooled thinking u can see forever

oh it doesn't

Perspective

im still confused weather how there is sunsests on a flat earth

Go to bed Jeremy

@Alexandre http://prntscr.com/g1g0y2

simple

If u think u can see 300 light years away u might be wrong

@Alexandre how many times you need to be told/shown

wtf its not perspective what stars you can see what stars you cant see

The sun does not move around Earth

u can see light years away if there is really bright light

So the sun has to go under the earth

I move around the Sun

"stars" in this example, they get PHYSICALLY OBSTRUCTED

over the

U can’t see forever eventually the floor meets the ceiling

...false

ho

rise

ON
(horizon) line

get it

on a flat earth, you look at the same portion of the sky, and so you see the same stars

if there is no light no see

Why don't these same rules apply to other planets?

Stop making me debate I have to go to bed

but we don't see the same stars

You don't have to debate @jeremy

It is your choice

Not all stars get physically obstructed

We don’t see the same stars cause u can’t see forever

we see different galaxies, nebulas and stars depending on your position on earth

Why isn't Mars flat?

different ones