@flatlens.explorer: #onthisday

krull1447 :

now try that using a solar filter

Debunker-er :

wait…. are you confused with the glare of the sun?

Science is Art :

i wish GE can calculate that size difference and compare it to the sun size vs sun distance..the resulr will be laughing 😂

ik ben het maar :

it does not change size😂. record it with a filter so you can see the actual sun.

monoG :

its obviously moving in straight line and people still believe we spinning

Logic&Methodical :

if sun is local does that mean it is moving 1000 mph?

ozanare :

Tinned Meat Product :

Had you not cut the video there and waited until the Sun was clear of the clouds you’d see it back to “full size” because all you are seeing there is a difference in the glare. Use an actual solar filter and you’ll see the Sun is the same size all day long.

123theend1 :

Watch a sunset. It doesn’t go down behind the horizon it just moves further away. Perspective and vanishing point at work.

dan :

No change. I,m a professional photographer. No change, just cloud distortion

Anona Moose :

If your pancake earth model were true those red lines wouldn’t be straight they would be curved.

Hippostix :

it doesn't change size at all

Marko “Pks” Ploom :

because its moving away not going down

nrvbrt :

there is no geocentric model. the sun doesn't change size.

tz.customz :

not changing size, use a solar filter next time 😁

enarxix :

I have a solar filter in my telescope and the size is the same from sunrise to sunset

Untalented Gamer-PastFuture :

Mix glare with size is hilarious!!

Grześ :

optyka ...jest lokalne ...oddala sie . ja tak sądzę

John Goodall Smith :

The flat-Earth “model” is not geocentric. It is a unique system completely independent of both the geocentric and the heliocentric models, which each use a globe Earth.

Farside :

Lack of Glare

unclekennyspanks :

watch the sun disappear below the horizon then fly a drone up 400 feet looking towards sunset and it will see the sun and you can't so ask yourself how that can happen on a flat earth.

Bigfishman 🇮🇪 :

a local sun must change size throughout the day. there was no size change in the video

Kevin G :

nice

Gomez :

The sun does not change size. Since it is proven 93 million miles away if there was any change your eyes could not see it.

CK_Maverick :

How glare – which has absolutely nothing to do with the sun’s true size, visible only through a solar filter – changes as it passes through the clouds, giving the false impression that it changes size in the world of flat-earth falsehoods