Exactly.
How is light local
Oh my gosh
How is it millions of miles away?
Doesn't light go until it hits something
Also
How does it explain the sun dropping over the horizon
One sec
Perspective explains that.
How big is the sun
How do you measure it's size
Perspective?
We can't
No one can
Also back
Why not the size of the sun?
It's like "curvature" in a sense, perspective is all that is
There is no curve
You can easily zoom in on an object if you were to use a camera for example
But the human eye wouldn't be able to see it after awhile
It's not going over the curve though, it's just out of view
It looks like it is curving
How about a camera
Here's an example
A camera can zoom back into it yeah
How far away is the sun
No clue
Where's the example for this
Zomming back to see the sun
Where in the sky is the sun at night
Cause it's above us
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Wait what
You wouldn't be able to see the sun
So I can zoom into it with my camera
Why not
According to the model you posted an image of I should be able to see it
Okay so witha camera or telescope
Actually no
Where would I need to look
