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I've seen plenty of compelling evidence for a flat earth; however, there is compelling evidence for the standard ball theory also. The lunar eclipse to me is the most crucial natural phenomena in favor of a ball earth.
>How do flat earthers explain a lunar eclipse?
Not a solar eclipse, but, the eclipse that happens at night when the Earth moves between the Sun and the Moon, and the Earth's shadow is cast on the Moon. If the earth is not a ball circling the Sun, and the Moon not circling the Earth, then what the fuck is happening with a lunar eclipse?
>How do flat earthers explain a lunar eclipse?
Not a solar eclipse, but, the eclipse that happens at night when the Earth moves between the Sun and the Moon, and the Earth's shadow is cast on the Moon. If the earth is not a ball circling the Sun, and the Moon not circling the Earth, then what the fuck is happening with a lunar eclipse?
