Which completely destroys the flat Earth.

Not at the same time though

No it doesn't destroy flat earth.

You need to do some research.

There's an ice wall not a big island.

What am i even watching

This mode you just sent doesn’t include eclipses tho

*model

Can you explain why the sun lights up the ground in that way? @Citizen Z

@Batcon globe model doesnt work for eclipses

Selenelion

Please look at these before you make assumptions!

This does not make sense if Antarctica has 24 hour sunlight at any time of the year @🎃Oakheart🎃

Ok real question as a flat earther is one of your main points as to why you don’t believe in a round earth because you dont see how gravity works? You think its always one directional rather then the planet pulling on you?

But why does the sun move between the cancer and Capricorn?

I'm sorry, but do you see Antarctica on this map?

Okay, let me take a look. Why is South America 3 times bigger than north America? @🎃Oakheart🎃

It's an ice wall.

Also solar eclipses sometimes run west then back east again. Impossible on a spinning earth

im confused.. these pictures are just drawings , no ?

https://youtu.be/c7M686pXr6M

Ocean currents and air currents are so weird and randomized on a globe.

Tell me, where are these penguins right now? @🎃Oakheart🎃

But on a flat surface they are divine and beautiful.

Pretty rainbow

!mute @oƃǝW

Thank you.

Direct sunlight causes the different temperatures

One fewer troll.

Question: I was flying in a small aircraft from Daytona Beach FL-Titusville FL a few months ago. While approaching Titusville the NASA Vehicle Assembly Building seem the rise top first, in theory if the earth is flat wouldn't it have appeared all at once instead of rising?

I think that the round earth model would still make more sense in that case tho