How the day is night in a flat Earth

The Earth is flat.The sun never stands vertically on earth. In fact the sun stands at different corners of the earth from the different place. But for the speed of the earth's rotation that space goes towards the sun.As a result the sun's light falls and one time observer sees the sky below the sun 90° angle. Consequently the observer seems to have the sun 90° corners. Once again the same place gets away from the sun due to the speed of Earth's rotation.As a result there are Nights at a time.

The Earth is flat.The sun never stands vertically on earth. In fact the sun stands at different corners of the earth from the different place. But for the speed of the earth's rotation that space goes towards the sun.As a result the sun's light falls and one time observer sees the sky below the sun 90° angle. Consequently the observer seems to have the sun 90° corners. Once again the same place gets away from the sun due to the speed of Earth's rotation.As a result there are Nights at a time.

I do not understand what you are trying to say. Can you please rephrase your statements to make clear what you are talking about?

@Abu Jafar.

Is it earth's rotating around sun or sun rotating around earth? Because they are quite different. Majority of Flat earth believers accept that: the earth is flat and stationary. Some says it moves upward. But I did not heard almost at all anybody claim its rotating around anything.

I often can not write or speak English.Please give time.

I give you time. Chose one. Which is true?

Pick "a" or "b".

a) Earth moves.



b) Sun moves.



Your English may not be good, but can not you understand what you see?

b) Sun moves.

In your flat earth animation, there is no reason why the moving sun would not illuminate the whole 'flat earth' all the time...
We can see the whole flat earth, therefore the light from the 'sun' would impinge on all the earth all the time...

You make an arbitrary cut-off for the light with no reason.
Also, what 'force' causes the 'sun' to move in the manner you show...

Occam's Razor, my friend ...

Quote from: wise on July 18, 2019, 08:28:06 AM

b) Sun moves.

In your flat earth animation, there is no reason why the moving sun would not illuminate the whole 'flat earth' all the time...
We can see the whole flat earth, therefore the light from the 'sun' would impinge on all the earth all the time...

You make an arbitrary cut-off for the light with no reason.
Also, what 'force' causes the 'sun' to move in the manner you show...

Occam's Razor, my friend ...

Funny how flat earthers never present this animation for northern hemisphere winter/southern hemisphere summer.

The flat earth map can't really simulate the longer summer days in the southern hemisphere.