Am I just really smart, that I notice things?

Does this not jump out at anyone else, immediately?

Just LOOK at the graphic for this "glober" propaganda video. It shows the earth clearly dark on the right side, but almost the whole earth is illuminated! Not possible in the mainstream "earth ball/globe" model.

The stillshot for that video is EXTREMELY dishonest, and is trying to suggest that a globe can be soft-lit all around or something, despite only having ONE light source (the sun). They're trying to give the reader/watcher an excuse they can run with -- even if a completely lame, made-up one -- to dismiss the July 9th phenomenon. They're trying to help them picture what it looks like on July 9th.

They're taking a page out of Hollywood's book: you can display anything on-screen, however ridiculous, against nature, or contradictory, and make it look realistic and even REAL because it's right there on the screen, apparently in "real life". Good guys should have seized the media apparatus instead of ceding it to the bad guys. It's a very powerful tool of propaganda.

But then again, these absolute fools think we landed on the Moon in the 1970's as well, so they're pretty hopelessly self-deluded.

I agree they can make anything look like anything on screen but we also use simulations to help illustrate points of flat earth like Google earth and the pilot video. The atmosphere carrying or affecting light I would think happens on a flat earth model as well and when the sun has set we do still see light so it didn't seem too farfetched to me at least which was why I was seeing if you guys had any comment on it. Just trying to see all sides of the situation which is difficult since flat earth stuff is suppressed. 

So all 4 are computer generated. The first 3 I've seen before and are the most common. The last with the gradient I've never seen before so I get where you're coming from there. I'm not sure the first three were designed to capture twilight but maybe they were and it's a deception like you said. I did check the day and night world map and it's definitely not accurate lol. I just cross referenced when last light would be and then checked it on the website and it should be fully daylight or barely twilight. Found several instances of that. 

Nautical twilight is a period in the morning and evening when the sun is between six and 12 degrees below the horizon. The horizon and the brighter stars are usually visible, making it possible to navigate at sea. The sky is dim and bluish, and artificial light is needed for detailed activities. Nautical twilight is the second twilight phase, after civil twilight and before astronomical twilight.

Basically "dark as night". That's 6-12 degrees below the horizon.

Here's another deceptive graphic. Those markings are NOT drawn to scale. I put a red square at the 45 degree mark -- I used a protractor overlay to get it precise. I had to scale the protractor down, so the numbers are blocky, but it still works perfectly for the job. The red square is the halfway point, or FORTY-FIVE degrees. They show about 32 degrees and label it "18 degrees". At their scale, you'd have about 24 of their degrees before you'd find yourself actually at the 45-degree mark! Insane.

Maybe it's a widespread issue that too much of the earth is lit up at once for the globe model? I didn't know that, but having barely dug below the surface I found not one but TWO images that are completely doctored to convince people that it's normal/expected for more than 1/2 the earth to receive sunlight at once.

By the way, as a man who spends LOTS of time outside, I'm here to tell you: at the 6 degree point, about 25 min. after "sundown", you can't do any work outside without a flashlight. If you dropped a 50 dollar bill on the ground, you wouldn't be able to find it without artificial lighting. You basically can't find weeds in a garden. It's when I say "time to go inside". And that's just 6 degrees below the horizon.

In other words, the only appreciable "daylight" is the first kind of twilight, Civil Twilight. End of list. The others are basically night, night-er, and pitch black.