Message from @^Kevin^
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I look at all the material. However, nearly all of it is wrong, at least in the conclusions.
you know how I watch a movie
if I want to enjoy the movie I don't presume its bad from the start
If you look really really close at the reflection of a tiny object on a giant metal bowl, the object will reflect without visible distortion. The reason the city reflects is because it is extremely small and the earth is really hacking big.
you can't compare two theories honestly from a biased position
Neither do I. (I see where you’re going with this BTW)
Neither can you.
I already looked at both from an unbiased position
So do I.
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what is the curvature that earth should have if you are a globe believer?
Sorry for the crappy image quality.
But you can clearly see what is there: Fully formed cumulus clouds being obscured by the horizon.
do oyu know what perspective is?
no curve
rail road tracks that are perpendicular go of into the distance and converge
I do. And that does not apply here, since you can clearly see small details, so it is not “merging” with the horizon, and nothing should be stopping the light from the bottom of the clouds.
horizon rises to eye level
I miss kitty
Stay on topic Kevin.
why, because its not curved
Stay on topic Kevin.
you stay on topic, I asked yo ua question you ignored
what is the curvature that earth should have if you are a globe believer?
I showed you a picture of clouds behind the curve.
You denied.
that doesn't answer my question
its a specific formula, number, not a pic
just admit you don't know because you haven't done any flat earth research
you say your open minded but you don't actually know much about flat earth
I thought you didn't believe in maths
its not maths, its mathematics
there is fake math and real math
Shut up for a moment Kevin and let me type.
I can't help it if you type slow
Yeah you can wait to type
um, I'm waiting for nothing
Ok, I got HaloNest to work on this, so it's done once and for all