

I'm starting think you guys on more than just the sauce.
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Here's a question for you: How would you explain the fact that, just after the sun sets, the bottom of the cloud layer becomes illuminated by the sunlight? Specifically, how would you reconcile the fact that the sun's altitude must be below the cloud layer so as to illuminate the bottom of it with your model that claims the sun is some ~3,000 miles above a flat earth at all times, rotating in a circular orbit?
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I crafted an image depicting just that and posted it a while back:
Comedy.
Okay, cute picture. Now, explain to me how, when you fly in an airplane just after sunset, the top of the clouds are
not illuminated (when the bottom of the cloud layer is). I've done this multiple times. Try it.
P.s. Thank you for highlighting the curvature with your line. It clearly shows the assymetry of each end (compared to the middle).