Message from @the21cat
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not with the sun going under the flat earth
sun never goes under flat earth, it stays above it
exactly
So how do lunar eclipses exist?
the earth is big, the sun is small, the sun is circling around and above flat earth around polaris, the north star
where the sun is creates the time zones
that makes no sense
But if the moon and sun are on the same side of the earth, lunar eclipses cannot exist
Because that's not how shadows work
also no thats a partial eclipse where the moon could come in from about any angle
simple way to understand day/night cycles
and yeah that type of eclipse is absolutely possible with a round earth
@the21cat Why do you talk about flat earth when you know nothing about? Sun rays are also divergent not parallel,, the sun also cycles on top of the earth
sun is local and close, and moon and sun don't move at same speeds, moon is slightly faster, so every month it catches up to the sun
they spin the opposite way in the southern hemisphere you do realize
proof
Do you even get what im trying to say
if you face north then they spin the same way.
just like if you face north or south, stuff appears as its mirror image
@Cobra Commander How does it work with globe earth?
i asked you first
deliver
>and yeah that type of eclipse is absolutely possible with a round earth
explain
you made a claim
using magic tricks doesn't prove the globe, just shows you need magic tricks to try to prove a falsehood.
time to back it up
Or at all, because a lunar eclipse is the **earths shadow, ON THE MOON." That is impossible with the flat earth model
no, I asked you to explain before you ask me. that's how this works
don't evade
are you autistic dude?
You came up with the claim first, back it up.
some people cannot see the trees in a forest.
the earth physically blocks the light from hitting the moon. Its pretty much that simple
Indeed, baseless claims
however, I asked you to explain before you asked me. I will do so after you explain.
the moon comes in range of the sun rays.
and you made the claim that it *couldn't* work first anyways