Well I’m not sure what happened, fren, but I’d like to help you see

Do you live near a large body of water? Somewhere that you can see over a span of water at least 15 or 20 kms?

What you want to do is stand on the coastline on a clear day and spot the most distant landmark/building and then measure your distance and calculate how much curve there should be

Assuming you have 20/20 vision then binoculars aren’t needed but bring them if you have them to really leave yourself no room for doubt

Earthcurvature.com or one of the many others available that have an input for your eye height

The 5 or 6 feet you’re off the ground makes a difference compared to the ground of course so may as well account for that to be as accurate as possible

Pay attention to what you’re seeing

At 20/25kms there should be over 100ft of drop but when I do this I see the entire distant landmark; 100% of it

There’s plenty of videos online showing city skylines and similar, that should be entirely blocked due to curvature

When the Chicago skyline across the lake video went viral, “they” tried to cover claiming it’s a mirage

Well, I’m not looking at a mirage when I do this and you’ll find that there’s no funny optics going on with your experiment either

You can hit google maps and right click your location to measure distance from your location and then again right click the distant landmark to measure the distance

Punch that distance into the earth curvature calculator and voila

Can’t be spun or shilled in any way, and you’re seeing it for yourself

No online videos to rely upon

I hope you can figure out that I’m not a robot, but, have a bleep bloop weekend, either way

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