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>>8733516
Had not heard that one before. Ingenious.

I would also note that, under the standard model of a flat WEarth that you see these days, the sun is small and circles above the flat Earth continuously. In that model, the sun would never sink below the horizon at all, but, given that night eventually come, it would simply dwindle into the distance, getting smaller and smaller in the sky, until it disappears from view.