If there was no atmosphere then sure, you ave a point. But sadly we aren't all suffocating to death.

r= radius

but we all know that toilet bowl trick right

No I meant, what does "u don't have a physical horizon" mean

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Flat eater? Well it was pancake day recently...

That picture of oil rigs is wrong in every way

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wrong

Oil rig image has been debunked also

What does that mean???

Again with the nonsensicle link...

Do you actually have any useful points to make @Logrian? You seem to post the same debunked images/video and the horizon nonsense without explenation every day.

Where is the debunking then

Pass it down

Refraction can explain both the ice video and the oil rig image

It's most clear in the oil rig image as you can see how distorted the farther rig is. This suggests a large amount of atmospheric distortion is in effect.

Using one of the earth curve calculators which has a perscription for refraction, you can apply a high level of refraction and find that the viewing distance at the heights mentioned in the full video are reasonable

Look at the crane on the far way oil rig

It's completely distorted

I'm not saying its the very extreme refractive case, but if you plug, say, 6 inches into one of these calculators and put the refraction to maximum (so the maximum limit) your viewing distance of a 1 ft high object can be at least 10 miles (I could have tested exactly how far with max refraction in that model but I figure 10 miles was sufficient to make the point).

Exactly.

Doesn't distortion come from things like mirage?

Exactly

Mirage has nothing to do with round earth. It would be possible on both

But it proves the image isn't proof the earth is flat

If you saw an oil rig due to refraction, you are seeing a guess a 'false image' of it. The image of the rig is a mirage in itself

There are many types of mirage. I want to say (off the top of my head) refraction causes a superior mirage

But your right that mirages as a thing don't have anything to do with the shape of the earth, and would happen on both. However, specifically mirages can have the effect of allowing one to see further than one would expect given the curvature of the earth.