Fake Israeli Space Probe Doesn't Crash on Fake Moon Surface: Mystery of Sun & Moon Explained

                                                                         By Lee Austin

On Thursday a fake Israeli spacecraft didn’t crash into the flat, translucent, crystalline, self-illuminating moon disc. Man cannot land on a light. The moon is non-terra fima. It doesn’t have a solid surface. It is a colder, lesser light rotating clockwise with the hotter sun disc light above the flat earth. The sun and moon are  two unique lights that work in perfect cosmic harmony.

Created by the Ancient of Days. A physical evidence of his invisible genius.

In essence, the sun transfers or puts in one seventh of its light into the moon, where it is stored, illuminated and eventually extinguished upon completion of its phase cycle. The moon does not reflect the sun’s light from its exterior surface. Rather, it projects moonlight from its translucent interior. Repeating the cycle again and again, ad infinitum. 

One more thought to contemplate: If the geosynchronous moon is responsible for the tides, why doesn’t it effect the Great Lakes? Because they’re not directly connected to the flat earth oceans, therefore, unaffected by the rising and falling of the floating flat earth. An earth which is set upon the bosom of the great deep below. The variation in tidal height is attributable to the different configurations of adjoining lands. The ball earth theory believes the moon’s gravity overpowers and controls seventy percent of the earth’s surface. All the while the earth’s gravity holds the moon in a stationary position. Now that’s faith!

The sun and moon rotate clockwise below the sea firmament dome as the moon alternates evenly below and above the sun. During the day, the blue sky is visible through the dark part of the waxing or waning moon.

Since the fifteenth century there have been fifty eclipses featuring the sun and moon above the horizon. Impossible if ball earth casts its shadow on the moon. With an equatorial circumference of six thousand, seven-hundred and eighty-three miles, the sun and moon are the same size. It’s the reason they look same size during an eclipse. Your eyes are not deceiving you.

There are three types of days: solar, sidereal and lunar. A solar day is the twenty-four-hour clock. As in twenty-four hours in a day. Three hundred, sixty-five day per year. A sidereal day is the true measurement of a day. Twenty-three hours, fifty-six minutes and four seconds. Each day there is a difference of three minutes and fifty-six seconds between the solar and sidereal day. Over a four-year cycle, this daily imbalance equals one full day. Hence the extra leap day added to the calendar every four years. Actually, this is one fact that the ballers and flatties can agree upon. During a twenty-four hour cycle, the sun will move approximately fifteen degrees per hour. A twenty-four-hour cycle times fifteen degrees equals three-hundred and sixty degrees. Here’s where it gets interesting. During the twenty-four-hour cycle of a lunar day, the moon will move at a rate of fourteen-point-five degrees per hour. Three-hundred and forty-eight degrees in twenty-four hours. A deficit of twelve degrees per day. Three-hundred and sixty degrees in thirty days. Over a thirty day cycle, the sun will complete one additional cycle around my flat earth. Twelve cycles per twelve months. 
  
Thirty-five hundred miles above the flat earth the localized sun dictates the day, night and seasons. Because of its close proximity. The sun functions like a spotlight. You’ve been correctly programmed to believe that it’s always daytime somewhere on earth. Just not in the heliocentric sense. In truth the sun moves away from your limited horizontal perspective. Rising in the East. And setting in the West. Determined by your stationary flat earth line of sight. When the sun rises it appears from the Eastern vanishing point of human perspective. As it sets the sun disappears from the Western vanishing point of human perspective.

During its twelve-month cycle, the localized sun moves back and forth from the Tropic of Capricorn to the Tropic of Cancer. Its twenty-three-point five degree Southern and Nothern variation, determines the seasons. I must admit the deception of a tilted round ball creating Winter, Spring, Summer and Fall is one of my better lies. Flat sunbeams appearing on the ocean just after sunrise and before sunset confirm the surface is flat. The sun smaller, and localized. Similar to the forward motion of a clock, the sun circumvents the outer edge of the flat earth’s extreme perimeter.

Here at the convergence of the third and fourth dimensions are twelve gates of Antarctica. Each gate is five thousand miles apart, creating a sixty-thousand-mile aggregate circumference, of which the sun traverses every twelve months. The flat earth is a lot bigger than you realize. 

Flat earth is comprised of four elements: fire, water, earth and air. Spiritually and electronically, there are seven luminaries, or sentient deities, in the universe: Saturn, Jupiter, Mars, Sun, Venus, Mercury and the Moon. Seven metals influence the seven luminaries. Gold affects the sun and sense of self. Silver corresponds to the moon. Water equals growth and emotions. Copper is to Venus, magic, arts and music. Mars is iron, violent energy and psychic ability. Tin reflects Jupiter, health and religion. Mercury is to alchemy, kabbalah and astrology. Saturn emits lead, karma and age learning. Seven days in the week. Seven gateways in an image. Two eyes, two ears, two nostrils and the mouth. Seven is the Ancient of Day’s favorite number. And this is reflected in his images. Ironically, the most redeemed images embrace half of the evolutionary theory without giving it a second thought. “Images evolving from monkeys?” “Ridiculous!” “Images residing on ball that spins at a one thousand miles per hour?” “Absolutely!” The biggest proponents of the heliocentric theory are the atheistic evolutionists and redeemed images. Strange bedfellows, indeed.

Lee Austin is an American Broadcaster. In 2018 he wrote “Morning Star’s Tale” a sci-fi novella