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This thread is also about going to the moon. So we have a lot more going on here than just the shape. Daqq has already asked how does God keep the sun and moon up there.:think:

Why is Google earth using distances that won't work on a globe?

No. Not even watching your videos. When you address what I said about the Perth video we can continue.

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I'll agree I could have said that better.

Not what I said at all. Thanks darlin'. :)

One more thing.... All honest Christian flat earthers are trying to understand God's creation. Not having to come up with changing theories and false math to figure out how he did it. After all, His ways are past finding out.

You're right Dave. However I have a bone to pick with you. It pertains to being able to witness the suns arc. Let me explain. When I first started roofing I used a gauge on my roofing hatchet. After a few years and more than laying a few thousand shingles, I no longer needed a gauge. Since...

Fact: At least two different captains sailed around the southern ice circle not the spouted continent of Antarctica. Fact: Ships wreck because they are manned by crews educated in the globular theory. Fact: There have now been rogue waves witnessed by cameras, placed by secular scientists...

Sorry I asked. Have another crayon.

BTW what's false? My post or the photograph? ;) Peace out.

The umbra will never be or appear smaller than the object itself. It will always appear smaller than the penumbra. Try it on a smaller scale moving the object closer to the back drop and I guarantee you it never appears smaller than when you get it next to the back drop. Get a big flashlight...

And amr thinks this aint a chat site. That's when this site rocks.

I changed it hot rod. Still no on the chandelier crapola.

I just tried it, I must be wasted cause that aint what I see. Sure.

Beddie, beddie, interesting.

The size of the light source makes no difference. The size of the back drop makes no difference other than it has to be bigger than the object (moon) between it and the light source. (the earth is big enough to show the whole shadow) Also no matter how close or far away from the light source...