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Can the sun and moon be on the same horizon on a globe?
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I'm on the West Coast,there are times when you see the moon at daytime,happens a lot.

I posted it to make people think. It’s a good exercise which hopefully will wake someone up 😉

Yeah, the sun and moon revolve independent from eachother because the moon circles us and we circle the sun. This is how you get Eclipses, when the moon obstructs the sun from the earth or the earth obstructs the sun from the moon.

How do you get a full moon while this is going on? Cause it does happen it’s called a selenelion eclipse. Have fun researching that… (off he goes, first Google result is the psyop

Yes, not shocking, you will see the full moon coming up as the sun is setting and half moon directly above as sun is setting, fits the globe model perfectly

The moon is frequently out during the day..?

Imagine living in 2024, with space travel, satellites, and orbiting telescopes, and still believing the earth is flat.

Imagine trusting a guy that used this and then never checking his work with more modern telescopes. What does a star or even Saturn look like if you zoom in on it with a p1000? Now Google NASAs images of “Saturn” 😂

What's the point? If this is some flat Earth thing, it's a very poor video to choose.

Can the sun and moon be on the same horizon on a globe? Yes. Very easily.
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