thank you for sharing Z

The total bending angle is determined by the structure of the lens. All cameras distort to some degree

density has no bering on how far you can see thru it

what Z fails to mention is a) the observer is at a height not see level b)you cant actually see the entire mountain

Much like all politicians and liberal media haha

There is many more photos

Distort to some degree

all media has bias

Dont mind me just going to slip something in here real quick

add some xenon to the air it becomes literaly 6 times denser but it is just as clear
however you add smoke its only a few percent denser but you can hardly see thru it

@Σ5 That ship has sailed. Move on.

Whats interesting is now there is infared cameras with like 500 mile photos

All about the curve

From planes

the ship dosent exist

@Σ5 Please stay on topic.

lol wat

😂

because your essentially saying atmospheric density is mass per volume but that has nothing to do with how far far you can see

https://youtu.be/7CpAlOuZb2o

@Σ5 of course it does

how so

The more gases and moisture you have the harder it is to see through

false

@Σ5 As far as I know, my ability to see doesn’t change...only what I’m looking at does. Now rucking move on...you a troll or something?

I think he might be

Ok sigma

it depends on the gas and what particulate matter is floating in the air

his claims are pretty baseless lol

Quite possibly. They are quite quick to say tricky things and deny without sources.

all he is saying is glass is denser then air and you can easily see through it, but you cant see through smoke

which is less dense

I can see through smoke

not as easily as glass

With thermal vision

Just depends on how thick lol

I don’t understand his point. Fuck me!!!

when i smoke that simple green, it is still easy enough to see through

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I don't get it either gwench

water in the air may effect non visible wavelengths but as then again there are denser gasses that don't do the same