I've not read Enoch.
Clearly the moon reflects the sun.
It is a weakened longer wavelength due to the increased distance. That's what makes it different..
And that it is striking earth in the night circle.

Example of invisible plane at high noon.
Actually,  the only reason you can see it at all is because of the contrail.

Go get 'em, WholeFoodsTrad!

I got my ray gun thermometer and I noticed a few interesting things.  A very bright LED light puts off no heat at all.  It's temperature on or off is virtually the same.  An incandescent bulb puts off a lot of heat, but interestingly, a metal shroud shaped like a bowl, sitting over the light, but not touching it, was made much hotter by the light, than the surface of the bulb itself.  A simple propane heater produced a flame around 450 degrees, but the metal shroud that surrounded it varied in temperature from around 800 degrees, down to 55 degrees F.  What was even more surprising was the temperature of pot of water that had frozen.  The Surface of the pot and even the surface of ice was about 60 degrees (about the temp of the room I was in).  wOw.  

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Why are all the flat-earthers afraid of discussing the moon phases?
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Everywhere on planet earth the phase of the moon appears the same, every day.
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Take the full moon, for example. We just had one a few days ago.
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With the sun on the other side of the world, everyone on the night side sees a full moon.
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They see the full moon from the time it rises in the evening until it sets in the early morning.
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All over Asia, from Japan to Portugal, the moon is full all night long.
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The moment it is rising as seen from Portugal, it is setting as seen from Japan.
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But it appears as a full moon from both, opposite directions.
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How could that be the case if the earth were "flat?"
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The Japanese would see a gibbous moon if the moon were full viewed from Portugal if the earth were "flat."
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And on a "flat" earth, the Portuguese would see a gibbous moon if it were full while viewed from Japan.
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Why are all the flat-earthers afraid of discussing the moon phases?
.
Everywhere on planet earth the phase of the moon appears the same, every day.
.
Take the full moon, for example. We just had one a few days ago.
.
With the sun on the other side of the world, everyone on the night side sees a full moon.
.
They see the full moon from the time it rises in the evening until it sets in the early morning.
.
All over Asia, from Japan to Portugal, the moon is full all night long.
.
The moment it is rising as seen from Portugal, it is setting as seen from Japan.
.
But it appears as a full moon from both, opposite directions.
.
How could that be the case if the earth were "flat?"
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The Japanese would see a gibbous moon if the moon were full viewed from Portugal if the earth were "flat."
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And on a "flat" earth, the Portuguese would see a gibbous moon if it were full while viewed from Japan.
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What makes you think the moon's phases should appear different on a flat earth? You don't make any sense.

How could that be the case if the earth were "flat"?  
Well, when we have a true map, we'll let you know.  In the meantime, there is no curve.