Flat Earth Math | Equinox Challenge #shorts @FlatEarthMath | Uploaded March 2022 | Updated October 2024, 7 hours ago.
Every year on March 20 and September 22 or 23, we have an Equinox during which you can easily determine the shape of the Earth!
Your challenge: make one or more of these observations (details in the Equinox Playlist below) and post your results to either FlatEarthMath.boards.net or you can email them to me at FlatEarthMath at gmail.
Equinox Playlist: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLoGRYf-thOeV98r4WHS1Odahj4DXTZiKN
Post your results! flatearthmath.boards.net
For a bit of "perspective" here's a geometric analysis of the Equinox sun above the plane of a flat Earth: youtube.com/watch?v=zH02lT1ByKU (8 minutes) by @FlatOutFE (Hat tip to @Wordavee1)
Every year on March 20 and September 22 or 23, we have an Equinox during which you can easily determine the shape of the Earth!
Your challenge: make one or more of these observations (details in the Equinox Playlist below) and post your results to either FlatEarthMath.boards.net or you can email them to me at FlatEarthMath at gmail.
Equinox Playlist: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLoGRYf-thOeV98r4WHS1Odahj4DXTZiKN
Post your results! flatearthmath.boards.net
For a bit of "perspective" here's a geometric analysis of the Equinox sun above the plane of a flat Earth: youtube.com/watch?v=zH02lT1ByKU (8 minutes) by @FlatOutFE (Hat tip to @Wordavee1)
