The rock lights up

You can see it

Will it reflect light 240000 miles

I don’t see why not

Light doesn’t have a limited range

Of course it does lol

Does it?

Crater Tycho is like 80 miles wide but you can see that quarter of a million miles away?

Well you can with a telescope

It’s hard to see with the naked eye

It’s a big rock?

It looks like one to me

It is visible though .you can't see something that size a quarter of a million miles away

It doesn't prove anything about the shape of the earth

I don’t think it’s that far away

If the moon were a rocky sphere, it would really poke some holes in the standard flat earth model

I know there are multiple models though

I guess I don’t follow a model

Just my senses

Ofc because there will never be a model for flat earth

If the earth were flat, and the moon were a rocky sphere hovering above it, then people in different parts of the world would see it from different angles

But we all see it from the same angle

Really it doesn’t even have to be made of rock for this to apply

Any sphere would act like this

I could “see” that

Lol

Lol

And the moon being a flat projection doesn’t work either, because it would appear squashed from angles, but I don’t think any flat earthers believe that

Flat earthers can’t even explain the movement of stars

What are you expecting with the moon

You are correct about light, Triscuit - in a vacuum, light waves do not dissipate.

I didn’t come here for proof. Just ideas

The only real answer that would cooperate with flat earth is if the moon were a sort of illusion that appeared to act exactly like a sphere orbiting a spherical planet at a distance of 238,000 miles

Lol

It is the same thing for the sun and stars btw

Some people here do think the moon isn't solid.

And planets

All I’ve seen is a bunch of sci-fi movies.

Planets look cool in Star Wars

Never been to one

Never will