Generally, you don't see further when you are higher, this mostly happens in places where there are landmarks or buildings obstructing your view, in which case going higher allows you to see past them, thus further, but if there is nothing blocking your view, you should see as far at low altitudes as at high altitudes

Ignoring atmospheric refraction in this scenario

I'm not allowed refraction?

Try rereading my comment, it is not even considering refraction

Who're you talking to, the dude didn't even respond

I didn't just bring it up, it was a response

It was relevant to the picture which it was meant for

Lol

That depends on too many things

That picture is not from NASA

Hmmmm

You provided the video, your claim is it is from NASA, provide evidence for your claim

Let's see how this plays out

Or rather, picture in this case, though it was originally a video

Oh what a surprise, it says NASA right there

I was being sarcastic, it actually doesn't say NASA

Did you know that the video was filmed at a US Air Force base?

What a surprise, I was right about it being filmed at a US Air Force base, I was also right that it wasn't related to NASA

Totally didn't expect that

I've wasted my time

@NoExistence why do you bother

@NoExistence dozens of people have told them the same thing

Look what he's still saying