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Actually, the globe model actually has a physical horizon that the sun can go behind. A rotating globe orbiting a sun means that the sun is hidden from view for about half the day. This is what we actually observe. A flat Earth with the sun following a circular path above the disk never has a...

Your model of a flat Earth has the sun moving in a circular motion above a disk. Where is the horizon that the sun disappears behind? Remember the video you posted? It showed that there was another plain between the surface of the Earth and the sun that caused the sun to disappear behind...

Here is an interesting laser experiment conducted by Discovery Channel with a Flat Earth proponent on board.

Yes, my eyes did. I am still waiting for you to explain what the table represent in the Flat Earth model.

Watch your own video. You will see exactly what I am talking about. Look at the table. Look at where the camera is relative to that table. What does that table represent in the flat Earth construct?

Doesn't it bother you that there are TWO flat surfaces in the table explanation of your video. There is one surface that the camera sits on and then there is a second surface that the "sun" is moving on. How is this analogous in any way to a light source on a circular path above a disk?

Scientists aren't magicians, Engineers are! Scientists give us a theory, engineers turn those theories in to things like microchips and computers!

What about Lazarus?

I don't know either. It has become rather obvious that you ignore any post that disagrees with you. You do not want to learn. If it is a matter faith to you then say so and quit trying to prove things that you simply cannot prove.

Sorry Patric, three is absolutely nothing new in your video. Every point raised by the video has been addressed and disproved at some point in this thread. Every. Single. Point.

Your statement is factually incorrect. Eyes respond to the light that reaches them. The atmosphere does not limit our vision overly much. On a clear day, you can see forever,

Because both FE and KJV-only are based on fallacies and dishonesty.

Actually, there is no limit to how far the human eye can see. The eye responds to photons striking your retina. It makes no difference if that photon traveled from your TV or from a start hundreds of light years away: if the photons reach your eye, you will see it. Eyes respond to light, not...

I would say it is exaggerated for effect. In point of fact, if you were to shrink the Earth down to the size of a billiard ball it pass all the requirements for roundness as dictated World Pool-Billiard Association. It would fill like it was covered with very fine grit sandpaper, but it would...

Patric, I don't know if you'll see this, but you need to learn a new concept. It is called equilibrium. It deals with the balancing of forces including the forces in a moving body. The simplest example is a car. When you are driving along at 60mph you have to keep you r foot on the gas...

Please take a quick look at non-Euclidean geometry. Turns out, a straight line between points is not always the shortest line.

Do you mean this one? The Bedford Level experiment is a series of observations carried out along a six-mile (9.7 km) length of the Old Bedford River on the Bedford Level of the Cambridgeshire Fens in the United Kingdom, during the 19th and early 20th centuries, to measure the curvature of the...

Read and lose your ignorance. (This is NOT and insult. Ignorance simply means we do not know something. Read this and you will know something you did not know before! :cheers:) https://www.quora.com/Why-is-Antarctica-considered-a-no-fly-zone

Yes and it does not prevent over flights of the continent. You might want to read what the treaty actually says before making a blanket statement about what you think is says or have heard it says. You can find it here.

Tell us about your picture. How many miles of horizon are in the photograph? Based on that, how much curvature would you expect to see? Digital pictures are measured in pixels. How much distance does each pixel represent? Based on the distance/pixel, is there sufficient resolution to be...