Message from @Koro
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no I know it's an edited composite photo
I mean when I look out onto the horizon and see the curve
from the ground
so now we're going off of "I know the surface is flat" the second image looks like it's been take at a very specific time of the day: low tide where the water becomes the closest it can be to truly flat
None of that has to do with your bs marble and flash light😂 😂 😂
Comon snowflake
that's what the vast majority of these are: low tides being photographed and also the curvature calculator just uses an average curvature so it's not a good way to calculate the curve
Being on the top of a mountain and looking at tops of mountains doesn't prove its flat. The math works from ground level
hello i study quantum mechanic and space at an university
am I being brainwashd
@Dio Joestar the math doesnt work for the globe.
Try again.
8 inches per mile squared.
Seems like both of our math is wrong 🤔
Mines not
Laser , visual, infrared, mirrors , flashlights over impossible distances https://youtu.be/ebIg1qCWwos
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OoxhDtnRmBk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WFLI26vd7Rc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FEJPXW1PUKY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DgGeIanZKAI
Optical slant and angular resolution. Why distant objects distort and disappear from the bottom.
https://youtu.be/FD9PDJ-xZgI
https://youtu.be/uLLwzKPwTDc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aVAWQGlXRWg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vSAlVua7T4g
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z0Db03o_uIw
just a note: the curvature calculator is just an average since as anyone can see whether u think the earth is round or flat u can observe hills etc. so don't bother with trying to use it as proof either way and low tides exist so don't bother with it over water either but hey who am i to say?
Nice excuses..
basically the curvature calculator is bs and doesn't prove anything
The math doesnt lie
Do it yourself over water
which maths?
Use binoculars
The curve isnt there
ok so you get high and low tides and i'm pretty sure this is using outdated physics so not accounting for relativity and the curvature of light in the presence of gravity
that effect has been observed during solar eclipses with stars light being curved by the sun's gravitational field. not the gravity itself to clear that up quickly
Has nothing to do with tides
Nothing to do with gravity
Nothing to do with eclipses
light refraction does
Gravitu doesn't curve light on earth. Thats a theory of gravitational lensing looking at stars
i'm using the sun as an example. it works with the earth as well
Show me your model for refraction
it's the gravity well that causes curvature of light
Prove it.
so light is "bent" for lack of a better word by any field of gravity. and the course of light is altered by passing through any medium whether that's glass or air. so the angle of light moving through the air is at a slightly different angle to when it enters it and when it reflects off an object it reflects at the same angle but earth creates a well of gravity that also curves light. you're under the impression that relativity only applies to stars and not planets which isn't true. it applies to anything with a gravity well as it has nothing to do with a body emitting light