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@Steve Angell , with all due respect, the earth is not flat. If you need proof, go watch videos on Red's Rhetoric channel on Youtube.

I definetly will grant that Not A Straight Answer makes stuff up, but leaping to a flat earth assumption from that is just nonsense.

You have every right to believe that. I only see FLAT. 30 miles and no curve. So not sure when you think the roundness begins.

Seriously, go see Red's Rhetoric.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrHsrhLqowsAIYbaNE7GcBg

I was skeptical about whether or not the earth is flat as well, but it just doesn't math out.

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How would that have any impact on me? I mean how would that change the reality of the fact i saw Norfolk Harbour Inlet from 30 miles away on Fishermans island. 30 miles and no curve at all. Every sailboat top to bottom 20 to 25 miles away. Hundreds of them.

Go to that channel. They explain it.

How is there any meaning in not understanding how a camera works thus a picture of a ball.

Go. Watch.

He debunks every person trying to come at him with flat earth theories.

26 miles out to sea lays santa catalina waiten for me.

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Not seeing much at all. Sorry. Could care less how sunset or sunrise works. Who cares. How it it that a Lunar Eclipse can happen with the sun still in the sky or barely up. So the Moon is Eclipsed yet the sun is up as well. How does that work. Impossible on the Globe Model. What is blocking the light on the moon. Not the earth as the sun is in the sky.

steve are you saying that flat green horizon in the picture is from a round ball?

Which video are you referring to. You just pointed me to a channel with many videos.

Most of his content is debunking flat earth.

I have seen numerous videos and pictures from 120,000 feet and they show complete flatness of the earth. Others where a gopro or some other fisheye lens was used with thus fake roundness. Wrong choice on the camera is all that proves.

that 120,000 feet is akin to the camera perspective on this tennis ball https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/479087702986457108/634215433167437824/fe.png

thats the point

All that picture shows is you have no clue how a camera works.

This is one of his videos. Look at the water. Huge waves. Why choose that day? Well waves block vision. More water causing mirages as well. Mirages are real and they can block vision. Has nothing to do with the curve. Again later again hs shows huge waves. But ignores that waves we can not see through them.

https://youtu.be/9n-6MQ0y3B4?t=174

Note at this time as well. That boat is a long ways away yet seen top to bottom. Hmmm. Seems the ocean is FLAT.
https://youtu.be/9n-6MQ0y3B4?t=283

Where's the math behind it? I bet it doesn't use anything other than 'it looks that way'.

Math. You mean like the southern tilt of the earth 66.6 degrees. The curve of the earth 0.666 feet times miles SQUARED. The speed of the earth around the sun. 66,640 MPH. So much 666 it makes me sick.

I'm wearing all polyester, idiot! look upon me countenance.

I got a question for you. Explain to me the southern cross.

Why? Who cares. Explain to me why Polaris can be seen south of the Equator. That would be impossible were it directly above the North Pole.

@Steve Angell refraction https://youtu.be/lho7-zJ7TkQ