For me, the curvature is the big issue. Clearly, we can see objects farther than just 6 miles or whatever. Things that according to the trig, should be hidden by the curvature. This is common across the world and I havent seen a reasonable explanation from globe earthers.
I am not saying the earth is flat, maybe the earth is like 1000x bigger than they say so the curvature is off.
But this is something normal people in everyday life can discuss.
I think there was a video of being able to see across one of the great lakes. That shouldn't be possible.
When you "see" objects at a distance, what you mean is that photons originating from the object reach your eyes. Atmosphere, air, is a fluid. Fluids bend light. You can see beyond the mathematically theoretical horizon because the photons reflect off of the layers of different temperature air.
Edit: here's what I'm saying. The red is the angle of the light, the triangle represents atmosphere acting as a prism. https://ibb.co/GTNjgxb
For me, the curvature is the big issue. Clearly, we can see objects farther than just 6 miles or whatever. Things that according to the trig, should be hidden by the curvature. This is common across the world and I havent seen a reasonable explanation from globe earthers.
I am not saying the earth is flat, maybe the earth is like 1000x bigger than they say so the curvature is off.
But this is something normal people in everyday life can discuss.
I think there was a video of being able to see across one of the great lakes. That shouldn't be possible.
When you "see" objects at a distance, what you mean is that photons originating from the object reach your eyes. Atmosphere, air, is a fluid. Fluids bend light. You can see beyond the mathematically theoretical horizon because the photons reflect off of the layers of different temperature air.
Edit: here's what I'm saying. The red is the angle of the light, the triangle represents atmosphere acting as a prism. https://ibb.co/GTNjgxb
somebody call the clintons on this TURD.