Solar eclipses

Seasons

All of these the globe model accurately predicts

How does the flat Earth model accurately predict these?

You're asking something that isn't as relevant as you might think

All of those have explanation of why they happen, sure

On the mainstream model they do *publicly state* that it can only work on a globe model sure

Okay

Do they work under that flat Earth model

Everything you listed? Seasons, solar eclipses and all of that?

Yes

How

Ok first

Globe doesn't "accurately" depict such events.

Along with the periodic shift of seasons

That's ignorant to state.

True

And the amount of light each hemisphere gets

Stop spammin

It's not spam

You literally asked.

Calm down.

The most recent image

Why doesn't the light reach everywhere

Note: That model is not 100% accurate, it is simplified.

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It the earth is flat there should be nothing to stop it

Moon and sun overlap often.

Okay that's not the question

The sun is smaller and local

It's simplified and possible the sun has a smaller spotlight.

Exactly.

How is light local

Oh my gosh

How is it millions of miles away?

Doesn't light go until it hits something