sometimes it does

significantly larger

_bullshit @somekat_

I have a experiment but the problem would be how to tell the stups are level relative to each other.. Find long stretch of shallow water and Bury 3 stumps far away in line, one in middle two either side then measure difference in heights above all stumps for difference, but how can we know they are level relative to each other?

so you think a trailtrack goingup up a hill at no point bends, *cough* bullshit bullshit* sorry it's sick season

well darkly u have to take into account that the lower the sun appears to be u are looking through more atmosphere compared to when its right overhead

What satellite can we see curvature from? @danica

Difference in height of the water above the stumps that id

himiwari lol

Is

@somekat Sorry lad, didn't know there were HILLS in STRAIGHT 3 MILES STRETCHES.

Perhaps you should pay more attention to the convo.

Some globies...

I tell ya

I did, you were acting like train tracks were perfectly straight, like a ruler device

If the water has more depth above stump in middle its concave

they bend like crazy

in reality

just try it

I'm curious

daniel water is flat thinking it bends down is crazier than the globe theory

Train tracks when laid, are not laid in accountance with the curvature of the earth.

Do you understand that?

https://youtu.be/_UkBGo8oIl4

Water looks flat

It is not EVEN CONSIDERED.

In the ENTIRE engineering process.

Not in rail roads.

do you understand they are contour or w/e? so it would be irrelevant if they accounted for the curvature?

you can see more of the earth because of refraction

citizen i was jokin when i said himiwari

What if water is bending up slightly as it's being pushed out from a centre point above

Not in Canal's.

light is interesting

i guess its possible

unlikely as the globe imo

Naa concave makes way more sense than the globr

-_-

anything would make more sense than the globe

if you lay a train track, you only care about the single rail, because the rail needs to conform to the ground, many rails doesn't need any sort of calculations for curvature, what is ridiculous is expecting it to.

even if earth was flat, its not flat enough for perfect train tracks