Revealed: Flat Earthers Just Misidentified These Rays... Again

Flat Earthers love crepuscular rays — you know, the ones that appear to spread out from the sun and “prove” it’s just a few thousand miles above us. But in their desperation to cling to that illusion, they completely ignore something else just as striking:

Anticrepuscular rays.
Same light source. Same laws of perspective. Opposite direction.

In this video, I show what happens after the sun sets — when sun rays appear to converge away from the sun. That’s right: the exact same geometry, just flipped. No flashlight hovering over a pizza Earth required.

If rays spreading from the sun “prove” it’s close, then rays pointing away after it’s gone must prove it doubled back and hid behind a tree, right?

🤷‍♂️ Either the sun is magic... or you just don't understand perspective.
🧠 Spoiler: It's perspective.

🌎 Still not convinced? Test it. Watch both sides. Learn light.