Message from @CatataFish

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2020-03-08 00:28:03 UTC  

Wait

2020-03-08 00:28:12 UTC  

you two take your chit chat to LIOUNGE thanks

2020-03-08 00:28:19 UTC  

2020-03-08 00:28:24 UTC  

Sorry we thought this was dms

2020-03-08 00:33:39 UTC  

Hon

2020-03-08 00:33:47 UTC  

I just forgot my password

2020-03-08 00:34:01 UTC  

NOT IN HERE

2020-03-08 00:34:02 UTC  

thanks

2020-03-08 00:34:07 UTC  

👀

2020-03-08 00:35:37 UTC  

Refraction is refraction. The path of the light is bent in the atmosphere allowing you to see around a curve

2020-03-08 00:36:04 UTC  

show me the maths that have 7 miles of refraction from 5 inches, thanks

2020-03-08 00:36:08 UTC  

Or, depending on the temperature gradient, the opposite happens and you get the affect you see on a hot road

2020-03-08 00:36:27 UTC  

theres many types of refraction, not just one btw

2020-03-08 00:36:39 UTC  

Do enlighten me

2020-03-08 00:36:49 UTC  

well I was asking for you maths

2020-03-08 00:37:08 UTC  

that show from 5 inches theres a 7 miles of refraction

2020-03-08 00:37:21 UTC  

btw refracted horizon is a flat earth claim 😉

2020-03-08 00:37:53 UTC  

Good for you 👍

2020-03-08 00:38:20 UTC  

Bare with while I type all this on my phone

2020-03-08 00:38:42 UTC  

rite o

2020-03-08 00:40:45 UTC  

Isnt air temperature refraction really small

2020-03-08 00:41:26 UTC  

irrelevent

2020-03-08 00:46:50 UTC  

@Logrian what do you mean that we don't have a physical horizon

2020-03-08 00:47:06 UTC  

what do ships disappear over?

2020-03-08 00:47:30 UTC  

Curvature

2020-03-08 00:47:41 UTC  

which is a physical horizon, correct?

2020-03-08 00:47:59 UTC  

Water is physical

2020-03-08 00:48:04 UTC  

So yes

2020-03-08 00:48:21 UTC  

I still don't know what you mean by "physical horizon"

2020-03-08 00:48:28 UTC  

so we can calculate the distance to this physical bulge of curve, correct?

2020-03-08 00:49:30 UTC  

Explain to me what a physical horizon is

2020-03-08 00:49:38 UTC  

you just told me

2020-03-08 00:49:46 UTC  

Water

2020-03-08 00:49:53 UTC  

Just to be on the same page

2020-03-08 00:49:55 UTC  

or land

2020-03-08 00:50:06 UTC  

the bulge of a curve blocks your view yes?

2020-03-08 00:50:14 UTC  

Ok

2020-03-08 00:50:31 UTC  

so we can now calculate at which point this accurs yes?

2020-03-08 00:51:03 UTC  

It's somewhere between you and the boat on the water

2020-03-08 00:52:34 UTC  

so given the height of the observer and the distance to the physical bulge curve what is this distance, search for a horizon calculator an tell me the results, or screenshot an post, thanks

2020-03-08 00:53:10 UTC  

I think it has to do more with perspective