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Yes, that's their belief. Does that mean that there is no gravity beyond earth? Also how does the sun work then? Do they believe we are geocentric, not heliocentric?
There's just so much that doesn't add up.
The sun and moon are tiny and relatively close. They rotate in circles above the surface at a constant distance (don't ask why). From what I know they spend a lot more time "disproving" existing theories than finding new ones to explain their model.
The sun and moon are spherical flashlights? 🤣 Holy shit, that's dumb.
Moon at the exact opposite position of Sun? Man, what did minecraft do to us /j