All day sun in winter from Southern Hemisphere

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Closely related image I made a while back:

Another post about why the sun failed the flat earth model.



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So I am in position A on a Flat Earth.


During Summer, the distance between myself and the rising and setting suns are equal or greater than the distance during winter.
Meaning I can see the sun at least the distance from position A to somewhere over Australia.
But at midnight in winter, the Sun is closer or equal to that distance.
This means that during winter I should be able to see the sun 24 hours a day.

How does FE theory explain this?

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Another post about why the sun failed the flat earth model.
why am I not able to insert images?its here if anyone wants to figure out whats wrongSo I am in position A on a Flat Earth.During Summer, the distance between myself and the rising and setting suns are equal or greater than the distance during winter.Meaning I can see the sun at least the distance from position A to somewhere over Australia.But at midnight in winter, the Sun is closer or equal to that distance.This means that during winter I should be able to see the sun 24 hours a day.How does FE theory explain this?

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Another post about why the sun failed the flat earth model.




So I am in position A on a Flat Earth.

During Summer, the distance between myself and the rising and setting suns are equal or greater than the distance during winter.Meaning I can see the sun at least the distance from position A to somewhere over Australia.
But at midnight in winter, the Sun is closer or equal to that distance.
This means that during winter I should be able to see the sun 24 hours a day.How does FE theory explain this?

Wow, okay this works. Thanks

No flat earth explanations yet?  Maybe we should look up "the Wiki"!

Here, try it  Flat Earth Society Wiki. 
I'm sure it would have the answer! And do you know what the Wiki tells you to do? Just try it!

    How are we supposed to learn? 
There is this link
          to the Wiki home page: Flat Earth Society Wiki, HomePage.
          or the Wiki search page: Flat Earth Society Wiki, Search
Neither of which seem to be help at all!
Is it possible that there is no Flat Earth explanation for such an obvious observation?

I'm waiting for some words from the resident expert on sunsets:

You don't believe in perspective and refraction?

I suppose you have never heard of light refraction?

sandmanMike, you forgot to take perspective and atmospheric lensing into consideration.  The atmosphere does some interesting, yet weird, things to light.

Light does not travel infinitely through the atmosphere.

Another post about why the sun failed the flat earth model.




So I am in position A on a Flat Earth.

During Summer, the distance between myself and the rising and setting suns are equal or greater than the distance during winter.Meaning I can see the sun at least the distance from position A to somewhere over Australia.
But at midnight in winter, the Sun is closer or equal to that distance.
This means that during winter I should be able to see the sun 24 hours a day.How does FE theory explain this?

Wow, okay this works. Thanks

If you can see to Australia from position A, I believe that would prove FE.

If you can see to Australia from position A, I believe that would prove FE.

That's a bit wayout even for you! Whoever suggested such a thing?

MaNaeSWolf was talking about seeing the sun, even you would claim that is at least 3,000 miles above the earth!