But when it is night in some places, it is day in others.

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Jul 3, 2020
7:39:42am

Y05 All-American

Can you achieve complete darkness in some places while totally light in others if everything isn't spherical?

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Y05

Previous username: Yz1
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Joined: Feb 16, 2010
Last login: May 6, 2024
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How do flat-earth theorists explain night and day?

mobomanjoe

7/3/20 7:03am

Alex Jones just turns the lights on and off every morning and night.

vagabonder

7/3/20 7:11am

Basically we live in a dome is one theory. The sun and moon are "fake" there is

Harbinger

7/3/20 7:18am

Here it is:

Harbinger

7/3/20 7:20am

Ah, so a huge light bulb is swinging around.

mobomanjoe

7/3/20 7:32am

Why does the sun seem to go high in the sky and then drop into the ocean? Wouldn’t it just fade away?

CDV

7/3/20 7:34am

This flat earth theory, don't bring hard questions. Lol

Harbinger

7/3/20 7:41am

A god pulling the sun with his chariot is more satisfying.

ReyOso

7/3/20 7:37am

Yeah but it's still more fun. I'm on board with bringing back Helios.

Harbinger

7/3/20 7:49am

But when it is night in some places, it is day in others.

Y05

7/3/20 7:39am

In a large enough space, I would imagine it's possible. Provided it's not a

Harbinger

7/3/20 7:56am

And explain seasons to me.

Y05

7/3/20 7:41am

Okay. Winter is when it gets colder. Often there is snow, especially in mountains. Spring is when

CDV

7/3/20 7:43am

Duh. The setting Sun gets swallowed by the great cow--travels through

SinkingQuffa

7/3/20 7:47am

It's a big difference.

ochobeeguy

7/3/20 8:40am

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