@Ronsheckelson you my friend are providing wrong science

as well as exact math calculations

lemme tork @Citizen Z

explaining the precise reason for why the earth doesn't appear round on the surface?

thx

For god's sake, the Earth is colossal. If it were flat, I could see Antarctica during the last time I went on a field trip to the mountains. The math doesn't work- neither does the supposed pseudo-science that doesn't have a technic backing.

Flat earth inconsistency: The sun is a few thousand miles up setting due to perspective but crepuscular rays show it is right in the clouds.
Make up your mind?

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@Technomatrix That also

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@Ronsheckelson The photos you sent portrayed, supposedly, that the sun was inside the clouds. Implying the force of a giant lightbulb. That's not possible- almost NO areas of the world would get light

If it were a mere few thousand miles up in the sky, again- light would be extremely scarce. It'd be dark where I live and barely lit at all where you live, just beneath it

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On a Globe, it has remained 93 million miles.
On a flat earth, it is sometimes thousands of miles or a couple miles, whatever is convenient for em.

Also, the laser theory

I'm just gonna use common sense and say that the Earth is massive

the distance between which the lasers supposedly demonstrated the proof of- oh hi Levi- Flat Earth

Lol

was miniscule on the scale at which the Earth's size is

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They can't prove the light is travelling in straight lines.
In fact, human sheeple questions that assumption

If you wanted to see the Earth's curve in person, straightup, forward- you should travel to the ocean and watch a ship sail towards the Horizon

if it's a clear and sunny day, you'll brazenly see as the ship melts beyond the curve of the Earth

Assuming no smog or fog could obstruct your view

Perspective!

@Ronsheckelson

Did you guys know that a Minecraft world and Neptune have the same area

does that make sense

If you live on the coast, definitely go out and watch a ship sail- it's very easy to watch it melt beyond the curve of the world

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anyway yeah

that was my ted talk on why the earth has a curve