Uploaded July 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
The visual effect of the shadows are similar to the phenomenon of crepuscular rays where sunbeams appear to radiate from a single point in the sky, often seen during sunrise or sunset. These rays are caused by sunlight passing through gaps in clouds or other obstructions, and their visibility is enhanced by atmospheric particles like dust or haze that scatter the light. It’s an optical illusion caused by perspective not by the rays diverging.
According to flat-Earthers this is evidence that the Sun is local & not 93 million miles away. In reality those sun rays are practically parallel but do not appear parallel due to perspective effect.
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The visual effect of the shadows are similar to the phenomenon of crepuscular rays where sunbeams appear to radiate from a single point in the sky, often seen during sunrise or sunset. These rays are caused by sunlight passing through gaps in clouds or other obstructions, and their visibility is enhanced by atmospheric particles like dust or haze that scatter the light. It’s an optical illusion caused by perspective not by the rays diverging.
According to flat-Earthers this is evidence that the Sun is local & not 93 million miles away. In reality those sun rays are practically parallel but do not appear parallel due to perspective effect.
flatearth.ws/crepuscular
