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The Inverse Square Law of Light

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The Inverse Square Law (testable, observable, measurable and repeatable) proves that when you double the distance to a light source, you'll only get a quarter of its irradiance.


How far away is the sun?

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North at the center. South is all around us:

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The sun, moon, wandering stars and zodiacs rotate right above our heads if we live on a "flat, non-rotating earth", just as NASA has documented.

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The sun, moon, wandering stars and zodiacs circle right above our heads:

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Image sources: Google, NASA and FlatEarthDave.tv

If our sun was 93 Million miles away, it would be impossible to see it. Mathematics and the scientific method proves that our sun is just outside the firmament.

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