While you might envision the sun as an enormous ball of exploding gas located 93 million miles (150 million kilometers) away, a flat-Earther would see it as a teeny, tiny spotlight hovering just over the Earth. Many flat-Earthers agree that the sun perfectly circles the ring of the equator on the equinox however, to account for the equal hours of daytime and nighttime, the models make a few tweaks to how the sun itself looks and behaves.
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