How do solar and lunar eclipses work on the Flat Earth model?

Thus a flat Earth would mean that the Sun was 235 Million Km away not 149.6 Million Km. To answer your original question, I have seen two schools of thought in the FE community attempting to explain Lunar eclipses. One school says that there is an unknown object which occasionally gets between the Sun and the Moon. read more

One of the most asked questions about the Flat Earth is how Eclipses work on the flat earth model. This topic is even more popular now because of the soon coming total solar eclipse on August 21, 2017, across North America. read more

Flat earth theorists do not have a coherent answer to lunar eclipses. Solar eclipses are pretty easy to answer however, given the moon is probably a little bit closer to earth than the sun, a solar eclipse can easily be explained on the flat earth model. read more