Not to mention the nature of light itself. Im not suggesting that light rotates around the planet, but in certain atmospheric conditions, im sure what is being seen is the curve of visible light and it appears to be "flat" due to the direction you are looking.
Whatever though. Alot of it has to do with the lens being used on the camera as well.
My proof that the earth is flat: some people have IQs lower than room temperature.
It’s 8am where I am. Why is it night halfway across the “plane” on my zoom call to the Philippines?
You want it should always be day??
ENGRISSH PREASE??
And a pencil breaks in half when you submerge it into a cup of water.
Also did you know that even though light has no mass, it still is affected by gravity?
https://www.wtamu.edu/~cbaird/sq/2014/02/07/can-light-bend-around-corners/
Not to mention the nature of light itself. Im not suggesting that light rotates around the planet, but in certain atmospheric conditions, im sure what is being seen is the curve of visible light and it appears to be "flat" due to the direction you are looking.
Whatever though. Alot of it has to do with the lens being used on the camera as well.
https://lenspire.zeiss.com/photo/en/article/curved-images-of-straight-lines-what-is-distortion
Greece should be 45 MILES below the curve, that is a hello of a visible light.
Stupid nonsense