Message from @Trippie Redd
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when you point a laser directly forward the laser starts to gain altitude and so the air around it is less dense since light bends away from the norma which would be 90 degrees directly into the sky it will follow the earths curve
Lasers bend up
You dont have a physical horizon, ergo no ball
😄
basically light rays enter less dense material and so bend away from the normal
GrAPHING
graphing calculator now
scroll into the curve
Light will always bend upwards in nature 🙂
Light doesn’t bend downwards in nature
no
Show me a laser bending downwards over a large body of water
Go
I don’t see lasers
Especially bending downwards
HEY
im a flat earther
i have proof
videos
@Trippie Redd here
it wont let me
It lets you post links
@Boften_jkl
Still don’t see it
ah k
right hear me out
if it was round she would roll
yeah that might be because you dont have the slightest clue what your talking about and dont have any education on optical physics
!ban @Trippie Redd no NSFW
am I right to assume that?
use the link to bbc bitesize I sent you
@Boften_jkl
I’m still waiting to see a demonstration of a laser bending downwards over a body of water
its secondary school physics its not too difficult
I don’t remember seeing a laser bend down over a large body of water when I was in the US equivalent of secondary school
you do realise that the laser would still look like its going straight
But lasers don't bend, they're just boxes with concentrated light getting shoved out of them
They do due to refraction