Sun's Rotation During the Spring Equinox

During the Spring Equinox the sun rotates clockwise above the earth on the Equator. Almighty God perfectly designed the geometry of the earth and sun! The circular level plane earth is 24,856 miles in diameter. The sun is 30 miles in diameter and circles the earth clockwise at 3,107 miles above sea level. These parameters geometrically limit the sun’s maximum daylight radius coverage to 6,214 miles which is a diameter of 12,428 miles or half the diameter of the earth. The yellow circle in the video is the sun's maximum daylight coverage. The extended circular grey area past the yellow circle is the twilight transition during dawn from night to day in the morning or the twilight transition during dusk from day to night. The width of the grey twilight transition area is 18 degrees of latitude which is the distance required for the sun to travel to accomplish full twilight transition.