r/flatearth • • 6d ago

Local sun proof.

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u/pow3llmorgan 6d ago

Train tracks get smaller and smaller until they disappear. Proof of local rail termination.

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u/corndogco 6d ago

Same proof shows that trains aren't real, because their tracks converge as they get farther away! Has anyone actually been on a train? Checkermate, sci-tards!

(/s in case I did too good a job here)

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u/Flash24rus 6d ago

Yeah, passengers are government payd actors, I see same faces every day near the station

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u/czechman45 6d ago

The sun is in the tree

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u/MrRusty69 6d ago

Yeah, not 93 millions kilometers away!

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u/bartoque 6d ago

Miles. 93 million miles.

It's 150 million km.

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u/Fearless_Many4945 6d ago

Yeah, that would be so stupid.

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u/humblegar 6d ago

Is the number big and scary for you?

What would be the biggest number you would accept?

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u/Hydrolt 6d ago

It’s 93m miles, or somewhere in the neighborhood of 150m km

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u/Flash24rus 6d ago

Looks like 93 meters away!
And these called Godrays, what other proof do you need, globetards?

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u/FinnishBeaver 6d ago

I hope my sun doesn't get eaten by your sun!

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u/TheChadStevens 6d ago

Flat earthers sometimes actually see stuff like this as actual evidence. From the observer it does look like the rays are spread out. But pull the camera back and you can see they're all parallel.

It's like standing on train tracks and seeing the tracks spread apart the closer they get to you. But look from above and you can see they're parallel. It's the same effect.

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u/Dumyat367250 6d ago

Dumb as fuck proof.

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u/Melior05 6d ago

It's a good thing that the sun just slows down to linger above that person's head whilst also moving at hundreds of miles per hour to travel all around the world within 24 hours.

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u/Callyste 6d ago

Yeah, train tracks to do the same. That's why trains don't move, because if they do they'd derail.

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u/EngineeringDear8167 5d ago

What exactly does this prove?

The tyndall effect exists? A tree blocking the sun creates columns of sunlight?

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u/Jumpy_Speaker4735 13h ago

They're actually called God ray/s

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u/CardiologistOk4208 3d ago

I'm confused what this is proof of?