How high is the sun? Well, it's not a star, 93 million miles away.

That's certain.

What's not exactly known yet is how high the sun is. Maybe its location is a reflection, who knows what the sun is. But we can observe it.

How can you be certain if you don't know where the sun is?

I think it goes higher at slower speed in June, lower when farthest away from the pole, but faster.

I have measured the 'speed' of the sun from different places and different times and it is always the same.

It's not that no flat earther has even been able to answer, it's just that you're too cog dis and ignorant to understand what I said above. Cog dis pushes new info away. You can't process. You have the wrong question anyway. Look at the earth, there is no curve. There's logic and observations that make it impossible for us to be on a globe

Ok, what is the logic and observations that make it impossible for us to be on a globe?

You can't see it because you are programmed, but it's fucking obvious. The earth is a huge containment facility, and we are the slaves, harvest, experiments, entertainment, whatever.

Yeah I watched the Matrix too. However, I have also spent much of my life exploring the world, sailing, flying, climbing. And while I haven't been all the way around the world I have been very far north and south and am a pretty good navigator. On a clear night, with nothing more than a good clock, I can tell you my latitude and longitude, within a degree or so.

All of that navigation skill requires and proves that the earths surface is curved. At the North pole the north star is directly overhead. At the equator the NothStar is on the Horizon. that is how I tell Latitude.

Please explain how I could tell Latitude using the north star if the Earth was flat?