If you go east you circumnavigate.

No, we don't, you are conflating the stop sign with the apparent sun position

see i dont think so

idk what conflating means

To combine two ideas into one, when in this case, they are different

con·flate
/kənˈflāt/
verb
gerund or present participle: conflating

the definition made it worse lol

I believe circumnavigation east works the same on the globe or flat model. Unless you are on the equator of the globe model

why

the equator is the only place u can go east and stay ont he same line of lattitude imo

More complicated on a Globe, this is non-euclidean, if you self correct with a compass, you can stay on any particular latitude

It is easier for me to visualize on a flat earth

well idk

And it doesn't matter which map, AE and Mercator are simple to me in this case

to me it makes more sense to me that when ur on a globe u go east u will end up at the equator

ok how about this

we take a pole run it from the middle of the sun to earth

their is our marker

on earth

where is the marker gonna be at sunrise on the equinox

on the equator

everyones looking east at that pole

Straight out to the sun

It was already depicted above with those straight lines on the globe

we gotta pick a new topic tomorrow

this east thing is getting us nowhere lol

holy crap he still doesn't get this

Eh whatever

id like to see this east thing done

by someone who owns a plane

idk

if you're looking at something in teh sky, why are you talking about the equator

becuase when the sun rises we see it at the equator on the equinox

se we are all looking at the sun and the equator on a sunrise on the equinox

so you see it on the horizon, in the eastward dirction

when you look east, you're not looking at the equator

you're looking parallel with a line of latitude

when i look at the sunrise on an equinox i am looking east and at the equator

taht's the wrong part

you're looking east

which doesn't point at the equator