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5/24/2017 4:04:07 AM
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Still doesn't explain why the sun sets at all, it should just disappear from view if it was overhead. If it went under the horizon on a flat earth, the world would go dark which doesn't happen.
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The sun is much brighter and bigger than a flashlight. You can see lots of other less bright things from much more than 5 miles though. Still doesn't explain why the sun ever goes below the horizon at all. With your theory, it shouldn't no matter what since it's always above us.
