I keep telling you why your examples don't work, and you pay no attention. No sense in responding anymore to that particular issue.

How about this: Pick one example and tell me why it "doesn't work." I've given you many examples and maybe that's overwhelming to you. I had a teacher once who insisted on only giving ONE EXAMPLE, and then when anyone asked a question he would just repeat the same example in the same way, as if he thought you were stupid if you didn't get it.
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So I have tried to be more accommodating, giving my students several examples. But here, on this forum, those who adhere dogmatically to their junk theory of flat-earthism refuse to be specific, make disrespectful sweeping statements, and accuse me of all kinds of bad intention. The fact of their posts is proof of their bad will. They keep doing the same thing, restating their erroneous principles without any facts to back them up, and when I explain why they're wrong, they ignore the explanation and go back to repeating their false axioms.
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Pick one example. Here, I'll pick it for you: take the rifleman with a scope and a target. Why is that so hard to see? Maybe you've never looked through a riflescope? Maybe you've never fired a rifle?
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What God never said:

Let's see now: 11th, 12th, 13th... so far, that's 3 days without any flat-earther capable of answering the question. 
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How many more days will it take? Three more? How about a week? Will a week be enough?
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Is the question too hard for you? Hmmm? 
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This material was posted last year in advance of the rare transit of Mercury across the sun, May 9th, 2016:


RARE TRANSIT OF MERCURY ACROSS THE SUN/ MAY 9TH 2016
4 May 2016





Get set for a rather rare transit of the planet Mercury on Monday, May 9th2016!
We have not had a Mercury transit for a number of years and now is the time to prepare for this exciting event!


Do NOT stare at the Sun without proper eye protection!

The best method to view this transit will be by using the projection method, with a small telescope and a pair of binoculars.

You must have the telescope or binocular focus on a sheet of cardboard or paper, at least 12 inches from the light source, to get a decent and safe image of the Sun!

Mercury can transit the Sun -- some 13 to 14 times per century!


SMALL DOTS ARE PLANET MERCURY LARGE ORANGE SPHERE IS THE SUN              
           
If you miss this transit, the next Mercury transit will take place on November 11th, 2019

Mercury is only 1/158th the size of the disk of the Sun, so it will appear as a small black disk; taking some 7 hours, to cross the Sun!

Here are some links to help you view the transit, as well as viewing the event LIVE on the internet:

Links:

VIEW THE TRANSIT LIVE!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=EK0bu-Is4vA&feature=youtu.be

Slooh Telescope Feed:
main.slooh.com/event/transit-of-mercury/

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What are sunspots?
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Official NASA spokesman Neil Degrasse Tyson says earth is pear shaped...

http://www.dailywire.com/news/18729/study-uranus-opens-and-closes-daily-release-solar-amanda-prestigiacomo

STUDY: Uranus Opens And Closes Daily To Release Solar Wind

(ROTFL)

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Just for the record.............
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What are sunspots?

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Difficult question?

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Hmmm?

Zoomed in image of Saturn's moon Mimas taken from the Cassini spacecraft taken from 746 million miles away:
Official NASA photo taken from 02/17/17

Looks like popcorn ceiling!

Official NASA spokesman Neil Degrasse Tyson says earth is pear shaped...

I prefer flat earth for breakfast

Aquinas must be so thrilled…

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