When the Moon Sets or Rises, It Does Not Affect the Sun

When the sun sets or rises, it does not appear where the flat earth model suggests that it would. You can see when the moon's not full, e that very often the alignment is not correct. There's a many, many observations we can make where the moonlight is not in correct alineent with the sun. But the best one is that put a glass of water in your arden. And you'll see that the moon does have electromagnetic properties to its own that would affect radio waves. Tom's interpretation is worthless. O si, personal bu without perspective. Five dollars from david lavar.