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Another question for flatheads.
If your flat earth model sun is 3000 miles above the surface at 30 miles in diameter, then why does it approach the horizon and set behind it ?
Do the calculations. The Sun would never get anywhere near the horizon on a flat earth model. In fact it would be day light 24 hours a day no matter where you are on the planet.
And it has nothing to do with perspective, because if it was about perspective, you would see a flat earth sun stay 45 degrees above the horizon with the sun shrinking in size as it gets further away during the day.
