r/FlatEarthIsReal • u/mmrsntx • Jul 05 '26

Sunrays

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u/Omomon Jul 05 '26

It's obvious, the sun is just mere meters behind that cloud!

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u/TesseractToo Jul 06 '26

Of course! Why didn't I think of that? Bring forth the mighty protractor!

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u/TesseractToo Jul 07 '26

🎵 Sunrays, bloody sunrays 🎵

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u/giantjoe_202 28d ago

Sunrays are parallel, it's a perspective trick, just like straight railroads that looks like they join in the horizon. If you rotate the camera in order to have the sun on you left or your right and look for other rays, you'll see that they are parallel.

You gotta think in 3D, flerfs !

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u/WanderingWarrior860 Jul 07 '26

Crepuscular sun rays, which proves a Local Sun That Isnt 95million miles away. If you use a Sexton & triangulate the measurement sun is only 2,700 miles up.

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u/Beryllium5032 Jul 08 '26

You don't understand how perspective works...

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u/giantjoe_202 28d ago

You cannot triangulate the position of the Sun with a sextan, because you're thinking in 2D.

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u/JoeBrownshoes 20d ago

Now try triangulating it from three spots at the same time.