This is how crows see the edge of the moon

While everyone was looking in the sky and filming Meseca's mess for social networks or a private collection, they wondered little about the ravages of misery. Although they have rather strange explanations of why the Earth is flat, the vision of the alien on the Sun and the Mesec around the Earth is even more unusual. the eclipse that we appreciate does not contain water.

Newtonian hypotheses include the necessity of the Sun, in the case of the Middle Ages, on the other side of the Globular Earth, so that its engulfment falls in the Middle Ages. But as the eclipse of the Messiah occurs when the Sun and the Middle Ages are above the horizon, it follows that it is not possible that the Earth falls in the Middle Ages. This theory is false, so it's a proof that the Earth is not a sphere, "wrote William Carpenter, author of the book" What evidence that the Earth is not a sphere ". Another prolific author, Samuel Rowbotham, has studied Mesecan's dilemma and tried to argue the theory that the eclipse is actually refraction through a simple experiment.

– The object of refraction is curved upwards, but the feel of any object is bent downward, which will show this simple experience. Take a shallow and flat bowl, place it 25 to 30 centimeters from the light source at the edge of the container, touching the center of the bottom of the bowl. Place the stick vertically and on the edge of the nose to mark its correct position

-Then pour the water into the bowl gradually and the muzzle will pull or drop in and down but if the sticks or the stoves are left, the top end will see that the water flows downward by curving upward, proving that it 's all about it. a refraction, the Mesec would be above its position or the Earth would fall to the bottom instead of the Meseca surface.

Jeremiah Daniel on YouTube tried to use math to prove that the Sun and the Middle of the same size, ignoring the perspective and distance of the two bodies of the Earth.