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1) The second one is comedy as you can see, the others are all real. There is a great video on youtube type Taxoplasma you will see.
2) I answered this question in the Polaris thread, the sun never rises nor sets in the spinning ball earth or in the flat-earth model, it's just how you perceive it which is referred to as 'perspective', it grows bigger as it draws nearer to you, and smaller as it goes further way from you until it hits the 'vanishing' point of your vision and appears like it's setting.
The same way if you stand at a rail-way track and look into the distance, it appears as though the tracks are bending and getting smaller, you observe the same with ships, it appears as thought they go 'over' the horizon, but if you use zoom camera or binoculars it comes directly back into view
This effect is called perspective, but the quackademic scientific community argue it's because 'the ship is going over the curvature of the ball earth, and so are the railway tracks" which the above disproves instantly.
You observe the same thing if you stand at a corridor of a large hotel, as the person keeps walking, they will appear to shrink in size until you no longer able to see their legs and waste, this is the 'vanishing' point limitations of your visions, referred to as 'perspective'
The same happens with the sun, it appears to you like it's rising, it then gets bigger as it draws nearer like right on top of you, and smaller as it goes further west until it appears to you like it's setting, but the sun never rises nor sets on both models
It's always there just outside of your vision/perspective and location as it circles above you, illuminating the land it's hovering over on a flat earth model, or on the ball earth model it's the spinning and orbit around the sun that causes this.
1) The second one is comedy as you can see, the others are all real. There is a great video on youtube type Taxoplasma you will see.
2) I answered this question in the Polaris thread, the sun never rises nor sets in the spinning ball earth or in the flat-earth model, it's just how you perceive it which is referred to as 'perspective', it grows bigger as it draws nearer to you, and smaller as it goes further way from you until it hits the 'vanishing' point of your vision and appears like it's setting.
The same way if you stand at a rail-way track and look into the distance, it appears as though the tracks are bending and getting smaller, you observe the same with ships, it appears as thought they go 'over' the horizon, but if you use zoom camera or binoculars it comes directly back into view
This effect is called perspective, but the quackademic scientific community argue it's because 'the ship is going over the curvature of the ball earth, and so are the railway tracks" which the above disproves instantly.
You observe the same thing if you stand at a corridor of a large hotel, as the person keeps walking, they will appear to shrink in size until you no longer able to see their legs and waste, this is the 'vanishing' point limitations of your visions, referred to as 'perspective'
The same happens with the sun, it appears to you like it's rising, it then gets bigger as it draws nearer like right on top of you, and smaller as it goes further west until it appears to you like it's setting, but the sun never rises nor sets on both models
It's always there just outside of your vision/perspective and location as it circles above you, illuminating the land it's hovering over on a flat earth model, or on the ball earth model it's the spinning and orbit around the sun that causes this.