If the sun was local wouldn't the shadow also be different at different places?

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What do you mean local here?

I suppose much depends on the agreed/assumed size, energy, and distance of the sun.

If the sun was smaller than the moon and just miles above the disk-like Earth, then yes, shadows would vary regardless of position.

That still requires a hypothesis as to how parts of the disk were day vs night, and the path the sun and moon would follow to facilitate this.

It's a good meme. My thoughts below.

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Local meaning a few thousand miles above. Maybe the earth is electromagnetic and the sun and moon move like the hands of a clock.

Is the sun round?

Don't know

I'll try and find out what flat earth theory suggests in this case. I agree that if we are fundamentally wrong about things like the sun's size, shape, and distance, then alot of theories about the known universe are no longer valid.

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More questions than answers. I don't believe all his conclusions but we know for sure NASA is lying about almost everything.

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Moon landing was faked. Obvious to many, now.

Exactly

What i know for sure is that we only see one side of the moon. Tidal lock they say.

That is curious.