Hmmm, this got me thinking. On a flat earth, where will the sun be shining during the shortest day of the year in the northern hemisphere, on December 21, 2017? What will the illumination of the sun beam look like, as it shines down on the earth, during the whole day, as the sun makes one complete revolution?
If I go to Punta Arenas, Chile on Dec. 21, 2017, I might expect to see, in the local timezone:
The sunrise at 5:12, the sunset at 22:11, with 16h58 of sunlight.
If I go to Albany, Australia on Dec. 21, 2017, I might expect to see, in the local timezone:
The sunrise at 4:50, the sunset at 19:22, with 14h31 of sunlight.
If I go to Kiruna, Sweden on Dec. 21, 2017, I might expect to see, in the local timezone:
No sunrise, no sunset, with 0h00 of sunlight.
All of these events can be easily confirmed by using your own eyes, and a simple analog wristwatch. No need to trust NASA, GPS devices, or fake CGI sunrises and sunsets.
On a flat earth, with a sun only 3,000 miles away, what would the sunprint look like, as it shines on the earth? What would it look like from the vantage point of these three cities, which on a flat map, look about 18,600 miles apart from each other? Around 5:00pm in Chile, almost 12 hours into the 17 hour day, the sun is starting to rise in Australia at 5:00am. The sun will continue to be visible from both countries for another 5 hours, before setting in Chile, all the while never shining on the north of Sweden, located about halfway between.
If I could go to McMurdo station, Antarctica, if the governments would let me, things REALLY get weird:
On Oct 23rd, 2017, the sun would rise at 2:08, spin around the sky for 120 days, and would not set again until Feb 20th, 2018 at 1:31.
How does that make any sense, on a flat earth? The frisbee is in your court.
[quote]Legit question wrote:
Time zones are established on the stationary flat earth exactly the same way they are on a "ball" earth: by the movement of the sun overhead.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hiOhsKAR6OY#action=share
How the four seasons work on the flat earth:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R52_PdZlSq8