but that might not be the radius at every position

@VoidedKN0X Take it apart and look at the very simple optics first, then

Prove they can do that void

since the earth is an oblate spheroid it isn't a perfect sphere

@VoidedKN0X Learn to grind the lens yourself if you're that concerned

@Overlord Yam

Wich isn't possible as the optics are rounded wich make everything show round

so the radius changes

@Overlord Yam Yeah sorry R doesn't work out mathematically

It's a belief

r being?

radius?

@Human Sheeple with that second picture is it not considered good manners here to format some sort of mathematical proof in a way that is actually legible? I see no nomenclature or units at all

@Fading Sure here's the forumla

how high is the thing in the background of the image

It tells you in the math, 3,800m

@Human Sheeple thank you for that but what I meant was presenting whatever you're trying to say with the above picture in a clearer way. I can begin to muddle through it but it's very unclear

It should be below 1,200m of curvature, it's visible, no curve, no globe

R is busted

That makes you a believer

they believe in moon balloons

lol

you can believe what you want to believe but you are scientifically wrong

<@565177355111497738> the earth looked curved to me?

The earth was curved in that video

<@565177355111497738> You mean the Baumgartner jump?

@Overlord Yam Please show me the scientific method experiment using dependent and independent variables to show a cause and effect relationship, then I will accept I am scientifically wrong.

There is a curve on that picture

@Tejiu The Gecko Why doesn't a curve obstruct the mountain?

who believes the earth is pear shaped

no one

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