Daniel1611
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If the earth is flat and the sun sets below the earth then the entire surface of the earth (the side we live on) should be in total darkness. Instead, we have time zones. When it is midnight on one side of the earth, it is noon on the other. How is that possible on a flat earth?
In a flat earth model, the sun does not set below the earth. It moves around magnetic north. The sun gets farther away and appears to be "setting". A good example is to look down a very long hallway. It will appear that the floor and ceiling are coming together at the end. They aren't. It just appears that they are. Likewise, it appears that the sun is setting, but it's just getting farther away. That's how it it would work in a flat earth model anyway.