If bringing in weapons wasn't against the rules, no one would box. It would be a weapons match. What kind of logic is that? Seriously. Isn't the point of sports to have fun? To match people against each other in an environment where everyone has an equal chance of winning, based purely on how much work they put in?

You claim you've done sports, but clearly you don't understand the jist of it...

I'm done here.

Well bye

So triggered

xD

But fun

Mmmhm

That globe room is insane

Voice is too crazy

I’d rather debate on text

People are over talking each other

They are rumpising the hell out of Becky right now lol

Hi sun

Okay, I posted this in another server. Given a refractive index of air at sea level to be 1.00029, if the earth is an infinite flat plane, then the horizon would appear approximately 1.38° above eye level. And if the horizon appears at precisely eye level, then you are either in outer space (vacuum) or the Earth is curved.

So the refractive index we r gonna use that same number everywhere ?

it varies with altitude, pressure, temperature, and even with the frequency of light.

So where did u get that number from

you can get it from wiki, or just about anywhere on the internet

you'd get different numbers

but they're mostly 1.00027 to 1.00029 range

some will have it up to 1.0003

For light bending up ?

but that's less precision

Or down

the light is bending down

What about when it bends up

so you have to look up to look at the horizon

I’m assuming when the light is bending up the number would be way different no ?

but it's only 1.38° under ideal conditions, and it's not something you'd notice with your eyes

If the light is bending up, then the horizon would appear below eye level

So ur saying light on earth always bends down ?

on average

Sometimes it bends up ?

but you have to consider that you have much more room for variations due to temperature so that you will probably not notice the 1.38°

Do U understand this more or less than u understand the coriolis effect ?

I just wanna know before I go down this road

I'm not going to make any comments about the coriolis effect, nor will I make any comparissons.

Ok

So sometimes light bends up sometimes it bends down ?

On average it bends down.