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Regarding one reply in particular to the video above:
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I too also believe in a Flat Earth because of the sun's rays coming down through the clouds in the late afternoon, spreading out into a measurable angle. We are NOT moving at 1000 miles per hour like the Masons claim we are. [66 up-thumbs, 88 replies follow].It seems he's referring to scenes like the following:
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This implies that if the sun were proportionally much further away, we wouldn't see the rays diverging this quickly.
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So if instead of clouds several miles away from the viewer, what if you have a wall only a few feet away?
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Like this?
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When the sun is far away compared to the breaks in the obstacle, whether it's cloud cover or a wall, the effect is the same.
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It turns out, it makes no difference how far away the light source is.
All that matters is the angle between the viewer and the light rays at each window
If the photo were taken from below the light rays, such as from those pews, the rays would appear to shine upwards.
Even though these rays come from the sun shining down toward the windows.
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