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| + | According to the Round Earth Thoery's [https://wiki.tfes.org/Moon_Tilt_Illusion#Perspective_Explanation Perspective Explanation] the illuminated portion of the Moon is tilted upwards by perspective. If this is true then it should not be possible to view the Sun and Moon at the same time, in the same field. However, observations show that this has been observed. | ||
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| + | As response it is claimed that since the sunlight is parallel hitting the Earth-Moon system from the side, the Moon sees a higher Sun than the Earth. The Sun will appear from a different position in space. | ||
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Revision as of 16:44, 27 June 2020
The Moon Tilt Illusion Supplement page addresses supplementary arguments related to the Moon Tilt Illusion.
Higher Sun Argument
According to the Round Earth Thoery's Perspective Explanation the illuminated portion of the Moon is tilted upwards by perspective. If this is true then it should not be possible to view the Sun and Moon at the same time, in the same field. However, observations show that this has been observed.
As response it is claimed that since the sunlight is parallel hitting the Earth-Moon system from the side, the Moon sees a higher Sun than the Earth. The Sun will appear from a different position in space.
