Two questions:
1. Has anyone created a representative model of the way the sun travels and lights the day, and doesn't effect other parts of the world? I'm not sure I understand how this could be possible. I understand the idea of the Sun moving in a circle around the Earth at 0 degrees latitude, but then wouldn't seasons be a problem? If it "shifts" 20 degrees North in the US's summer, wouldn't that mean that it would be daylight on the Northern 70+ latitude of what is traditionally thought of as the other side of the globe?
2. I've seen flat earth maps, but none of them have a scale. It seems to me that you could easily prove the Earth is flat by traveling far South (say 70 degrees latitude South) and then circumnavigating the Earth. According to popular science, this should be a relatively short distance (idk maybe 5000 km). Looking at the Flat Earth maps, it looks like this should be an incredibly large distance (maybe 40,000km?).
They say this:
1. For equinoxin March sun circulates directly above equator.
Then that circle reduces and in June sun circulates above tropic of cancer, at 23.5 degrees north.
Then back to equator in September.
Then circle keeps getting bigger and in December sun circulates above tropic of capricorn, at 23.5 degrees south.
I don't know how it works on Bipolar Projection.
They don't know either.
2. Speaking of scale, distance from north pole to equator is 10 000 kilometers (6200 miles).
So, circumference of the equator would be 2*6200*3.14=39 000 miles.
In reality, it is 40 000 kilometers (24 900 miles).
At 70 degrees south the radius on FE is 11 000 miles, and circular flight would be 69 000 miles.
In reality it is 8500 miles. Airbus A300 at speed of 560 mph will fly 15 hours and 10 minutes.
This is one of the examples why they avoid scales and measures.