..... refraction which can invert the whole image, distort it....convert it to a mirage like image....blur it....act like a light BENDING device ..... And zoom...
Just humor me....
Could you not have a lense which itself curves........around a sphere....mm.....what would happen if light was shines on it....but the refractive index was enough to cause a critical angle ....
I am just suggesting that these types of mirages are not good proof. I am not saying the globe is the truth, I am saying that it is possible for lenses to be built or constructed which can tightly capture and reflect the light as needed, but it is also possible that natural lenses can be formed over long distances which can be composed of various layers of water, and air of various pressures which can create lens effects that curve light around large areas, especially if the humidity has a gradient such as above the ocean on a hot day.
I am just suggesting that the size of the earth would imply a very large lense which could curve the light if the lense was large enough to capture it and bounce it over long distances.
Not that it is a globe ... Just that is doesn't exclude either the FE or GE models.
..... refraction which can invert the whole image, distort it....convert it to a mirage like image....blur it....act like a light BENDING device ..... And zoom...
Just humor me....
Could you not have a lense which itself curves........around a sphere....mm.....what would happen if light was shines on it....but the refractive index was enough to cause a critical angle ....
Explain to me how fiber optics works then?
I am just suggesting that these types of mirages are not good proof. I am not saying the globe is the truth, I am saying that it is possible for lenses to be built or constructed which can tightly capture and reflect the light as needed, but it is also possible that natural lenses can be formed over long distances which can be composed of various layers of water, and air of various pressures which can create lens effects that curve light around large areas, especially if the humidity has a gradient such as above the ocean on a hot day.
I am just suggesting that the size of the earth would imply a very large lense which could curve the light if the lense was large enough to capture it and bounce it over long distances.
Not that it is a globe ... Just that is doesn't exclude either the FE or GE models.