Alright, i’m Not agreeing or disagreeing with you.., but .. water isn’t flat. Take any clear container of it and look at the edge, there is a curvature, whether it’s a level, a simple glass or a puddle on a table. There is always a curvature on the edge if your engine was put together with that as “flat” it would never hold together. Stop calling water flat.
And the other thing that has been bugging me, in the model you posted it shows the sun and moon relatively the same size and distance. So explain tides??? There’s no seeming effect when the sun passes over, but they change with moon. I’m just trying to get my head wrapped around this?
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This is something I’ve been wanting to do, and now I get to show it to everyone. I took a screenshot of the featured image, clicked the picture editing tools, then tilted the image a little so that the “curvature” of the earth is up against a perfectly straight line. See the “four” images below, paying attention to the red arrows.Attached Files:
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