for asking how would timezones work in a flat earth?

wait if a meteor hit earth? would there just be a hole

@🎃chris🎃 can you see through a fog? no so why do you assume you can see over water evaporation from the ocean and other factors such as angular resolution that hides objects far away.

@🎃chris🎃 fear mongering

that chart still woldnt make sense cuz your model of a flat earth would mean the sun wouldnt desend to the horizon

water vapor is pretty much invisible

but sun and moon both disappear to the horizon

correct me if im wrong

they think the sun revolves around us

i guess

You are wrong.

but sun is bigger than the earth

which is dumb

because gravity

exatcly

next you are gonna tell me gravity is fake

HoW dO YoU kNow GrAvity ExIstS

maybe your fake

you’re

!mute @🎃chris🎃

why?

No next I am going to tell you're muted.

for trolling

lol

oh ok

@sans it's not a coincidence that the sun is 400x bigger and further away from the moon making them look exactly similar in size, it's so easy to manipulate the truth when you have data that can't be verifiable.

moon and sun dont appear the same size

from what i have seen anyway

have you ever heard of an eclipse?

guess you haven't seen much

lol

we do get anular eclipses
where the moon leaves a ring of sun

eclipse is when moon goes in front of the sun

so how would that work on a flat earth?

anular eclipses i wouldnt call a true eclipse

if the sun and moon are revolving around the earth

an anular eclipse would only be a transit

sound like someone hasn't watched enough flat earth videos to understand anything about flat earth