What I read, anyway.

I'll do the maths on this tomorrow and I'll come back to you with it.

I did this up real quick.

From that distance would the light be so dispersed you couldn't really see it? Idk

No, not at all

I mean, *some* probably.

Ok so apparently you can see a lighthouse from 20.2 miles away

If its 130 feet

And they vary in height from 80-200ft

I might be wrong, too, but that's how it made sense to me when I read this explanation.

Alright

The light would be disburse, especially through the water.

Flashlights lasers mirrors

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