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Flat Earth Q&A / The equator
« on: May 07, 2006, 07:24:01 AM »Quote from: "Gustave5436"
the sun is a spotlight sort of thing aimed at the equator, so the edges of the spotlight's reach, the center and edge, get less light and thus are cooler. Not sure precisely how the sun is supposed to work though. but for season's it probably gets closer to or further away from Earth and/or is more/less intense over the northern/southern hemispheres.
Perhaps circling over the equator but wobbling a bit so in summer (summer in the US) it wobbles closer to Earth's center, then in winter wobbles further out and thus the southern hemisphere gets more radiation, making it summer there.
or perhaps the earth is round.