If flat Earth sunlight can't travel far enough for us to see it , how come it can travel far enough to illuminate the moon?

The moon is a light, not reflecting sunlight

a rare photo of an ewockasurus - commonly known by his skinwalker name - the little bigfoot
photographed with a super telephoto lense in a satelite crossing the california wilds
know to be a furious giver of hugs but also comes with a 6th sense to avoid assholes





so your question is why cant we fly up to the sun, maybe you should be asking Nasa that, who cant get a man past 250 miles in 45 years, awkward.

This post was edited by card_sultan on Jun 10 2018 10:41pm

LOL! Tell be how it lights up! What sort of flat Earth magic explains the day/night terminator on the moon if it's a light?



Every single time you post that, you show off how much you can brighten my day with stupid arguments.



No, my question is not "why can't we fly up to the sun?", Icarus.

Nothing awkward at all.

This post was edited by Santara on Jun 10 2018 10:44pm

Tell me how the sun lights up? Why can't the moon do the same with different reactions for a different outcome?

Lol.

The sun is a source of light because the whole thing is a nuclear furnace.

Day/night terminator of a self-illuminating moon. Chop chop.

And do you have anyway to test this or are you forced to take another persons word for it?

sun burns gas excuse

when where you told that - grade 1 or 2?

Day/night terminator of a self-illuminating moon. Chop chop.



Doesn't matter when I was taught it, does it? Unlike you, I have irrefutable explanations for everything relating to the Earth being a globe.

oh yeah it does, tells me how true it is - know one knows what the sun is beyond pure speculation

When you say "you know" - what you mean to say is "i was taught as a child that....." and you cant tell the differnce