You've got to figure out in your model why the moon ever goes dark then among other problems.

First of all, I'm not 100% bought into a FE model - although I am leaning that way. It's always wise to have a little bit of skepticism with any model one adheres to. You can call me a Spheroid Agnostic. Second, I'll readily admit that there are some conundrums in the FE model, but there are actually issues in both Spheroid Earth and Flat Earth models that can't be explained or seem counterintuitive. A current lack of explanation doesn't negate the entire model.

Can aircraft reach the sun and moon?

Whether Man has been to the moon has been discussed at length in this forum. Nothing new can be added here. Search.

Why don't either of them get visibly much larger when you approach them in a plane?

They just might. The highest altitude a plane has flown is 123,523 feet. That's 23 miles up. In the Flat Earth model it is surmised that the Sun and Moon are roughly 3000(+-) miles up. So in that plane, those heavenly bodies may have appeared larger. A passenger plane, however, flies at only41,000 feet. That's a dismal 7 miles up. To the naked eye, the Sun and the Moon may not appear to be much larger at that hight.

How do seasons work in a FE model?

Simple.

According to flat earthers the earth is a disk and the sun (which is actually a lot smaller and a lot closer to us than what scientists would have you believe) hovers and moves around over this disk.

Seasons happen because the sun doesn't stick to the same path. When it's summer in the northern half of the disk (you can't call it the northern hemisphere, a hemisphere is a half of a SPHERE) that is because the sun is closer to that part of the disk, when it's winter in the north it is because the sun is hanging out over the southern half-disk.

Model of seasonal paths in Flat Earth: https://qph.cf2.quoracdn.net/main-qimg-2cec772233e8cfa4067f3b92a142d346-pjlq

Models showing day and night: https://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-apps/imrs.php?src=https://arc-anglerfish-washpost-prod-washpost.s3.amazonaws.com/public/Q6JIZKE2GZEBXIV4ENMHWVNY4E.gif&w=540

You've got to figure out in your model why the moon ever goes dark then among other problems.

First of all, I'm not 100% bought into a FE model - although I am leaning that way. It's always wise to have a little bit of skepticism with any model one adheres to. You can call me a Spheroid Agnostic. Second, I'll readily admit that there are some conundrums in the FE model, but there are actually issues in both Spheroid Earth and Flat Earth models that can't be explained or seem counterintuitive. A current lack of explanation doesn't negate the entire model.

Can aircraft reach the sun and moon?

Whether Man has been to the moon has been discussed at length in this forum. Nothing new can be added here. Search.

Why don't either of them get visibly much larger when you approach them in a plane?

They just might. The highest altitude a plane has flown is 123,523 feet. That's 23 miles up. In the Flat Earth model it is surmised that the Sun and Moon are roughly 1000-20000(+-) miles up. So in that plane, those heavenly bodies may have appeared larger. A passenger plane, however, flies at only41,000 feet. That's a dismal 7 miles up. To the naked eye, the Sun and the Moon may not appear to be much larger at that hight.

How do seasons work in a FE model?

Simple.

According to flat earthers the earth is a disk and the sun (which is actually a lot smaller and a lot closer to us than what scientists would have you believe) hovers and moves around over this disk.

Seasons happen because the sun doesn't stick to the same path. When it's summer in the northern half of the disk (you can't call it the northern hemisphere, a hemisphere is a half of a SPHERE) that is because the sun is closer to that part of the disk, when it's winter in the north it is because the sun is hanging out over the southern half-disk.

Model of seasonal paths in Flat Earth: https://qph.cf2.quoracdn.net/main-qimg-2cec772233e8cfa4067f3b92a142d346-pjlq

Models showing day and night: https://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-apps/imrs.php?src=https://arc-anglerfish-washpost-prod-washpost.s3.amazonaws.com/public/Q6JIZKE2GZEBXIV4ENMHWVNY4E.gif&w=540

You've got to figure out in your model why the moon ever goes dark then among other problems.

First of all, I'm not 100% bought into a FE model - although I am leaning that way. It's always wise to have a little bit of skepticism with any model one adheres to. You can call me a Spheroid Agnostic. Second, I'll readily admit that there are some conundrums in the FE model, but there are actually issues in both Spheroid Earth and Flat Earth models that can't be explained or seem counterintuitive. A current lack of explanation doesn't negate the entire model.

Can aircraft reach the sun and moon?

Whether Man has been to the moon has been discussed at length in this forum. Nothing new can be added here. Search.

Why don't either of them get visibly much larger when you approach them in a plane?

They just might. The highest altitude a plane has flown is 123,523 feet. That's 23 miles up. In the Flat Earth model it is surmised that the Sun and Moon are roughly 94(+-) miles up. So in that plane, those heavenly bodies may have appeared larger. A passenger plane, however, flies at only41,000 feet. That's a dismal 7 miles up. To the naked eye, the Sun and the Moon may not appear to be much larger at that hight.

How do seasons work in a FE model?

Simple.

According to flat earthers the earth is a disk and the sun (which is actually a lot smaller and a lot closer to us than what scientists would have you believe) hovers and moves around over this disk.

Seasons happen because the sun doesn't stick to the same path. When it's summer in the northern half of the disk (you can't call it the northern hemisphere, a hemisphere is a half of a SPHERE) that is because the sun is closer to that part of the disk, when it's winter in the north it is because the sun is hanging out over the southern half-disk.

Model of seasonal paths in Flat Earth: https://qph.cf2.quoracdn.net/main-qimg-2cec772233e8cfa4067f3b92a142d346-pjlq

Models showing day and night: https://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-apps/imrs.php?src=https://arc-anglerfish-washpost-prod-washpost.s3.amazonaws.com/public/Q6JIZKE2GZEBXIV4ENMHWVNY4E.gif&w=540

You've got to figure out in your model why the moon ever goes dark then among other problems.

There are issues in both Spheroid Earth and Flat Earth models that can't be explained or seem counterintuitive. A current lack of explanation doesn't negate the entire model.

Can aircraft reach the sun and moon?

Whether Man has been to the moon has been discussed at length in this forum. Nothing new can be added here. Search.

Why don't either of them get visibly much larger when you approach them in a plane?

They just might. The highest altitude a plane has flown is 123,523 feet. That's 23 miles up. In the Flat Earth model it is surmised that the Sun and Moon are roughly 94(+-) miles up. So in that plane, those heavenly bodies may have appeared larger. A passenger plane, however, flies at only41,000 feet. That's a dismal 7 miles up. To the naked eye, the Sun and the Moon may not appear to be much larger at that hight.

How do seasons work in a FE model?

Simple.

According to flat earthers the earth is a disk and the sun (which is actually a lot smaller and a lot closer to us than what scientists would have you believe) hovers and moves around over this disk.

Seasons happen because the sun doesn't stick to the same path. When it's summer in the northern half of the disk (you can't call it the northern hemisphere, a hemisphere is a half of a SPHERE) that is because the sun is closer to that part of the disk, when it's winter in the north it is because the sun is hanging out over the southern half-disk.

Model of seasonal paths in Flat Earth: https://qph.cf2.quoracdn.net/main-qimg-2cec772233e8cfa4067f3b92a142d346-pjlq

Models showing day and night: https://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-apps/imrs.php?src=https://arc-anglerfish-washpost-prod-washpost.s3.amazonaws.com/public/Q6JIZKE2GZEBXIV4ENMHWVNY4E.gif&w=540

You've got to figure out in your model why the moon ever goes dark then among other problems.

There are issues in both Spheroid Earth and Flat Earth models that can't be explained or seem counterintuitive. A lack of explanation currently doesn't negate the entire model.

Can aircraft reach the sun and moon?

Whether Man has been to the moon has been discussed at length in this forum. Nothing new can be added here. Search.

Why don't either of them get visibly much larger when you approach them in a plane?

They just might. The highest altitude a plane has flown is 123,523 feet. That's 23 miles up. In the Flat Earth model it is surmised that the Sun and Moon are roughly 94(+-) miles up. So in that plane, those heavenly bodies may have appeared larger. A passenger plane, however, flies at only41,000 feet. That's a dismal 7 miles up. To the naked eye, the Sun and the Moon may not appear to be much larger at that hight.

How do seasons work in a FE model?

Simple.

According to flat earthers the earth is a disk and the sun (which is actually a lot smaller and a lot closer to us than what scientists would have you believe) hovers and moves around over this disk.

Seasons happen because the sun doesn't stick to the same path. When it's summer in the northern half of the disk (you can't call it the northern hemisphere, a hemisphere is a half of a SPHERE) that is because the sun is closer to that part of the disk, when it's winter in the north it is because the sun is hanging out over the southern half-disk.

Model of seasonal paths in Flat Earth: https://qph.cf2.quoracdn.net/main-qimg-2cec772233e8cfa4067f3b92a142d346-pjlq