Then what's the point of an image saying the horizon looks flat?

You can't measure 8 inches per mile² looking at the horizon

I was addressing the point someone above made about shouldn't you be able to see the curvature

stop trolling

last warning

?

"but I'm not trolling"

Sure, go with that, anyway do you know why this chart uses ASIN(L/R)?

spherical geometry

Ok so the answer is because it's measuring straight line distance, not curved line distance, (it's also measuring normal to LOS drop, not drop normal to surface drop) which is not what it should be using for exact results

You could remove the ASIN and the equation would be perfectly valid

Assuming you're using radians

And it would be more accurate

then tell us what numbers you get for Earth's curvature.

You could then divide the entire equation by cos(theta) to get normal to surface drop

and we will see how it compares to what we measure

which is 0

Who talked about measuring?

I'm just talking about the equation

I'm not talking about how it compares to results

I'm not here to fight for the globe Earth

I'm just here to see the equations being used, which, for the horizon, there is no equation that I can see being used to judge if it should be flat, and for the drop, the equation used is pretty close but still not exact

So 🤷‍♂️

👍

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEIk7gwjgIM

LMFAO

I've come up with a cool new drinking game. Watch the ISS "livestream" for 3 hours. every time you see a satellite, take a drink

it's perfect for recovering alcoholics

@Flat Earth PhD this tbh ^

0 curvature is what is seen

O curvature, where art thou?

0 curvature, pix or it didn't happen.

_It **is** Photoshop, but it has to be._
_You can tell it's real because it looks so fake._

Been doing some reading around, new to this whole flat earth thing. I don’t like being lied to by the government, but confused as to how their is not gravity in the flat earth. If gravity isn’t holding me down what is?

Why would you think warped space and time keeps you from floating?

How exactly is it possible to live on a spinning water ball inside an infinite vacuum?

True, but what is keeping me on the floor, why do I fall when I jump

Like gravity itself has always seemed weird

Like how does it work at infinite distances

Never seemed like the truth