why is there no curvature?

tell me that

that's not all that high up

not too high up, but high enough to see strong curvature according to the globe earth numbers

your photo doesn't mean much.
I don't take much stock in photos from low earth orbit because what you see depends heavily on camera lens and field of view

could you show those numbers?

you can get DRAMATICALLY different visuals depending on those variables.

hard to tell by this picture

also it'd be more useful to measure directly rather than just look with your naked eye

earth's curvature calculator

honestly man I HIGHLY recommend looking at Eric Dubay's videos

he is the one I looked at for years to answer most general questions about the topic

thats why it took me years to get serious

after that time i became open to talking and debating about the subject

these are all questions that he has hours of videos explaining

so with that graph

my simple words won't do anything when these questions are asked

yeah?

do the diagrams on the bottom show observed curvature or?

yup

good eye I didn't catch that

so at 23 miles the curvature would be really negligible

but still visible

around 120000 feet

maybe with a very precise ruler

if I find a NASA video at a mere 80,000ft you will see heavy curvature

kinda weird...

At 120,000 feet, the view is several hundred miles in every direction 360 degrees.

there are no nasa videos of earth that have 0 curvature at high altitude, when in reality, that's how it is

At that height, we really should see something.

how are you measuring that?

How can you measure zero?

what is life? what are numbers?

you are just a number

you'd need to distinguish it from an extremely slight angle

now it all makes sense

something you probably wouldn't see with the naked eye

octo do you believe in the apollo moon landings?

Jtolan Media makes awesome videos. He has an infrared lens attached to his camera. That pierces through atmosphere we normally couldn’t see through. He sees hundreds of miles at only 30,000 feet-ish high. Through 1 window.

i mean