How does one explain the sun rising and setting if the Earth is flat? Wouldn't the sun cast its light on the entire surface of the Earth 24/7? Also, what plane is the Earth on compared to the sun? Is the entire flat Earth facing the sun or is the edge of the Earth facing the sun? If the Earth is flat, what is on the bottom side of the Earth? Is the Antartic on the edge of the Earth? Why does the edge of of the Earth not fall off? If the Earth is flat, then why doesn't the edge of the Earth get slung off like a person on a merry-go-round? Or does the Earth not spin?
Earth is fixed and stationary: according to the Bible, standing on 4 legs.
Antarctica is the ice ring surrounding the oceans of the earth. The further away from the sun you will get, the colder it will be. Once the temperature gets low enough, water will go from liquid form to a solid form, that being ice. So scientifically, a ice ring has to form around the earth somewhere, as the sun moves in a circle above our heads, in a clockwise direction:
What is beyond the ice ring, known as Antarctica, who knows, you will find yourself in a land of always darkness once you travel deep enough into Antarctica
How does one explain the sun rising and setting if the Earth is flat? Wouldn't the sun cast its light on the entire surface of the Earth 24/7? Also, what plane is the Earth on compared to the sun? Is the entire flat Earth facing the sun or is the edge of the Earth facing the sun? If the Earth is flat, what is on the bottom side of the Earth? Is the Antartic on the edge of the Earth? Why does the edge of of the Earth not fall off? If the Earth is flat, then why doesn't the edge of the Earth get slung off like a person on a merry-go-round? Or does the Earth not spin?
I can answer two of your questions.
Earth is fixed and stationary: according to the Bible, standing on 4 legs.
Antarctica is the ice ring surrounding the oceans of the earth. The further away from the sun you will get, the colder it will be. Once the temperature gets low enough, water will go from liquid form to a solid form, that being ice. So scientifically, a ice ring has to form around the earth somewhere, as the sun moves in a circle above our heads, in a clockwise direction:
What is beyond the ice ring, known as Antarctica, who knows, you will find yourself in a land of always darkness once you travel deep enough into Antarctica