sold any yet

Not yet should have the patent paperwork filed in about a week.

Although we are in talks with the promoters of a local music festival.

Prediction: This thread degenerates to this in 24 hours

tl;dr that shit I'll tell you hwat

it's unreadable. that's the point

Electromagnetism...

Also, day light and sun light are not the same thing.

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I have been all over the internets, no one anywhere can explain how this eclipse works with the current spinning globe model...

MZ, how does the shadow travel from the west to the east?

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Why would it go any other direction

The current spinning globe model dictates it would go in the opposite direction.

The sun and moon rise in the east, and set in the west. This is because of the earth's rotation.

The eclipse shadow is moving in the wrong direction according to the model.

I suspect you know you're wrong, Jerome.
Numerous articles on the internet explain why the moon's shadow travels west to east.

There is always the possibility that you can't comprehend the math and
science of our sun's eclipse.

Yes, they have to speed up the moon to get it to work, they speed the moon to rotating around the earth in around 11 hours, which is not in compliance with the standard model which states the moon needs 27 days to travel around the earth.

This is the point, the model does not work with the observation.

The moon should be virtually unmoving, only 0.5 degrees of movement on the earth per hour, its the spin of the earth which should be the cause, but the earth spins the wrong way for the shadow to move west to east, so the only option is to speed up the moon.

“It doesn't matter how beautiful your theory is, it doesn't matter how smart you are. If it doesn't agree with experiment, it's wrong.”


― Richard Feynman

even you can discern between the moons ~27 day cycle around the earth and it's nightly progression across the sky as the earth spins. surely

A flat Earth Moon wouldn't have phases?:horror::skype:

daylight and sunlight
different things
still processing
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by the light of the day I'm not much of a man but by the light of the moon I'm one hell of a lover?

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Wrong.
Of course. But it does not follow that the moon's shadow would move that way.
No, "they" don't. This is one of the lies that your flat-earth sources tell you. You have to stop being so eager to eat up their shit.
With the earth-moon distance being about 60 times the radius of the earth, that 0.5 degrees per hour (of movement of the moon) makes the moon's shadow advance over 30 degrees per hour, which is more than enough to outpace the earth's rotation.

So you and your flat-earth buddies are simply wrong. Notice that this happens every single time you think you've "debunked" something. 100% failure rate.

Right, you are almost there.

The eclipse shadow's movement should be caused by the spin of the earth, but the earth spins the wrong way for the shadow to go west to east. So they are speeding up the moon beyond its 27 day cycle to make it work.

The moon can not both travel around the earth in 1/2 a day for the eclipse to work with the model, and 27 days for the rest of the time.

No, I am getting that from NASA explanations and animations, plus every other 'reputable' source I can find.

Go ahead, you look up and link a source of your choice which explains the shadow's movement from west to east.

See, you are claiming the moon's shadow moves around the earth in 12 hours, half a day, faster than the earth spins...

There's not going to a shadow on the Darkside of the earth now is there?

I still don't understand why Jerome thinks the shadow shouldn't move west to east