Well, you wouldn't see it through the water, but definitely through the air.

If those two points were on the round earth it would be a massive distance

earth is that big that even boats really far away can see the light

earth is big guys

really big

compared with a lighthouse? it's negligible

seriously, for such a big sphere when you look at the curvature of earth from the top of a lighthouse, it's very small, thus the light being able to travel very far

```If those two points were on the round earth it would be a massive distance``` It's a bit of an exaggerated diagram, but the point is even if the lighthouse light is below the earth's curve, its light spreads and should still be visible as a glow on the horizon.

i have a good video I found

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vPDCfV19UWM

We have access to Hydrogen engines and big oil bought and hid the patents

According to my dad anyway

Prolly had for a long time

@oƃǝW I'm good at math

Bruh

You the weeb

Come on ask me I bet I know the answer @oƃǝW

So r u

Mhm it's a good series so ur just jealous

Ask me I bet I know

There now you can ask me

1.4 something

1.41

Binomial theorem

-5, 4

lol do your own homework

No it's 5, -4

Oopsie

I could tell you the answer but I'd rather keep it for myself and make millions off it

:D

let's have a debate

can we say PI and e are both 3 ?

If someone integrated gravity with quantum mechanics I'm pretty sure they'd be the first person is a discord server to randomly and successfully create a theory of everything

@Quorum I did it it was decently tough

Took me a couple hours

lolwut ?

Yeah

I guess it's pretty cool

Successfully renormalized quantum gravity, no big deal.

Yeah I did it in my free time