And take the square root of C. Subtract the radius from C.

It’s not the Pythagorean theorem by the way

interesting part is we still don't have instruments to measure everything, such as x-ray and radar

A is the radius. B is the distance.

It is a trigonometric function you should use to calculate curvature, I’ll get it for you in a sec

@Steve Angell that sounds legit

steve's math is gud imo

There are instruments to measure radar power and x-ray power.

ik but i mean beyond those

h = r * (1 - cos a)

Use that next time you measure curvature

even according to globe science, 95% of the universe is unobservable i guess

that's what i mean

@thing that's exactly what he did, but he used the pythagorean theorem instead

Because the theorem you suggest is a right angle, which doesn’t measure curvature , it can however measure linear distances

I did not trust anything so I just used the math I remembered as I knew that worked in construction I did at home.

the formula you posted and the one steve used are equivalent]

Guys sheeple has a 2 TB files on this YOU AINT GUNNA WIN THIS ARGUMENT

but what if the universe is the neural network of God

It is a right angle we look out at. The curvature is C in that equation. A and B are at right angles.

You should also take into factor the elevation in which you are measuring,

ether as a fluid

The earth isn’t a uniformly smooth sphere

@Human Sheeple

Elevation makes no difference looking across a lake. Same on both sides of it.

what if Earth is God's pineal gland

Lol

@thing well your equation doesn't take that into account either

you guys gave the same equation

I know, that’s why there is more to be done then just simple math

I guess it does not but it would be a tiny percentage of an inch difference.

Take the atmosphere into account as well

Air pollution

All of the sort

refraction would be the only thing

and they do account for refraction :p

No they don’t.

i can't verify whether they did it accurately, but they do at least

They usually do basic math without accounting for refraction

I have no clue how you could figure out the exact distance from the center of the earth to get that formula to work with absolute perfection. Why you would care to do so. Wow I might be 0.001 inches off.

i'm just saying what they have done, idk what people usually do