So please entertain some of these thoughts and tell me what you think.
plane 30 to 60,000 feet should be able to see sun if earth flat.
Is there some kind of horizon continental divide?
Airplane pilot flying south look to the right it is dark, look to the left it is day?
Sun rotating around pan, what creates the dark part? Distance?
A light in the dark is very difficult to hide, unless a shadow lays on it, something has to create that shadow.
Moon landing has a lot of fluffed up fake videos, they fluff up everything they do with their propaganda.
And what's up with jet lag?
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Brian Mullin an engineer did a series talking about physics and the Globe Earth
Here is him discussing how Airplane flight can't work on a GLobe earth
As for shadows and why you can't see the Sun or why the 'sun sets'. The sun is much much smaller than the Earth (supposedly only 33 miles in circumference) so as it rotates away from your perspective that's how you have night. While there is proof that you can see objects much farther away than should be possible, the atmosphere acts as your 'buffer/divide' and as far as I know of, there are no experiments showing how far away you can see the sun while at 30k up. I'm sure NASA does.