they dont fly as high...its approx 30 miles high... gps sataloons are at 20,000km...theres plenty of close footage. on bitchute and here.....its a light, not a ball of fire

Hope you haven’t gone down that road. The minimum distance this “local sun” would have to travel in a day would be the distance of the equator, 29,901 miles. This “ice wall” circumference would be much greater. To orbit the equator distance of 29,901 miles alone puts the minimum velocity of the sun at 1037.5 mph. That’s around Mach 1.35. To create a sonic boom, an object must move at Mach 1.12. In other words, both the sun (and moon) would be continuously breaking the sound barrier during their orbits. Life on our beautiful planet would be an apocalyptic nightmare. Edit: Forgot to mention how much more intense this would be with a “dome” constantly echoing this horrific thundering :)

@@twocyclediesel1280 hi, I've come to the conclusion that the sun being between the clouds is an optical effect due to the clouds being thin and thus seemingly going behind the sun due to the light shining through. It's a bad argument for flat earth. That being said, and now comes the part of dissapointment for you, the world is definitely not a planet as that would defy all observable physics. Its most likely a level plane of existence. However the sun and moon are probably being projected from within the firmament and the position we see them at is only an apparent one caused by perspective so the problem you talk about is not an issue at all. Have a good one mate.

@@twocyclediesel1280 Care to explain how the ASTROLABE functions for celestial navigation? Euclidian mathematics is PLANE trigonometry...the ball would require SPHERICAL trigonometry. A mathematical and scientific impossibility. GLOBE = DEAD.

@@2pacorwhat woops, they got to you :). So if it defies all observable physics, I have a question. Why doesn’t our 14.7 psi atmospheric pressure, at sea level, rush in and fill the “death zone” of Everest, where there’s around 5 psi?

App. 3000 miles, with a diameter of 30. It's form takes shape in ionosphere, just like moon. All electromagnetic phenomena.

@@EP65 and how did you measure this distance? What experiments did you do to test your hypothesis?

@@drmantistoboggan2870 No experiments here, just simple senses, eyes and logical thinking. That the sun is close is obvious, the distance has been calculated. Vibes of Cosmos says it all.

@@EP65 okay so its just your claim then. Claims without evidence are meaningless. So until you get some measurements, we will continue to use the distance thats been measured to the sun.

​@@drmantistoboggan2870 that's bs of course. Did you measure it? You stick to the official story, which is a lie. Why would you assume that it is millions of miles away while you can clearly see it is close. Jacobs ladder? Trigonometrie. Believe what you want doctor ✌ Btw, earth=flat, so you know. Vibes of Cosmos, just read, watch and think.

Not the 90% brainwashed sheeplees 🐑🤦‍♂️

anyone can, why so?

How do you know what the sun is made of? It's clear and a blind man can see the sun is not a flaming gas ball. No human alive knows exactly how the sun shines. Only God knows since He is the one who created it.

No, that’s not what those videos show. You are looking at two angles, and you assume that those angles say anything about the height of the object above Earth’s surface. You are forgetting to factor in the distance to the objects. The sun is more than a million times farther away than that airplane.

Thats a great point. Although they still cant figure out how far away the moon is, what its made out of or how it zooms around earth so dont hold your breath 😂 For some reason they dont even try and test it for themselves

@@drmantistoboggan2870 They too afraid to test their ideas bcos everytime sum1 tests it they prove globe... and they dare call themselves truth seekers.

And what about equatorial grid that is universal for everyone?

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@@SoupyMittens it's not 93 million miles away.

@@L.I.B. Yes it is, it looks close because it's like a million times the size of earth.

@@SoupyMittens looks pretty small to me. Nice picture btw.

@@L.I.B. Because it's 93 million miles away. It's absolutely massive, but it's still really far away, so it appears somewhat small in the sky.