Why do Flat Earth models have 8 billion little domes over them? Does the Globe try to replicate it?

Beginners to Flat Earth Science are often confused by the little domes over the observer in Flat Earth models. This is usually because they do not realize the Globe also replicates this and places a little dome over each observer. This is called the Equatorial Grid. All astronomical models have this. The confusion may also come from the limitations and simple functions of the globe model, for example being limited to only one observer. So people may not even know it's possible to have multiple observers until they are presented to Dr. Alonzo's Flat Earth Science and the lessons from Flat Earth University.

Test out the limitations of the globe model yourself https://stellarium-web.org/ and turn on the "little dome" by clicking the Equatorial Grid button in the bottom menu.

Experience the superiority of the Flat Earth model with multiple observers using the Academic Version of the Firmament Trackers software https://firmamenttrackers.com/academic-version/

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