a suspension of water droplets

Apply the ideal gas law to nitrogen and water

Does air actually limit how far you see

humid air is less dense than dry air

hey even scale the molar dencity by the nitrogen percent and it still ends up being less dense

If not and earths flat I should surely (without any buildings or etc blocking my sight ) be able to see Russia

i mean it does

At the same time if air does limit my sight I though can see the sun

Stars

Moon

the atmosphere is fairly flat

stuff that's directly above you has relatively little air blocking its path

whereas stuff close to the horizon has a lot

hence why the sky is lighter close to the horizon

Yeah but when the sun is about to set

I can still see it

fog can limit your vision
Fog only happens at 100% humidity but being more humid dosnt make less transparent

it's pretty damn bright

it's a lot easier to look at when it's that low

Oh but moon tho

Can’t u see it

when the moon is low on the horizon it often looks orange

cause a lot of the light closer to blue is being cut out by the air

you'd still be able to say, see a strong floodlight pointed at you if you had a telescope though

if someone wanted to test that

Does a boat sink when it’s farther or not

I’m talking irl

I don’t wanna hear flat or round earth evidence stuff

like does it appear below the horizon when it's far away?

yea

Yeah I guess

Why does it do that

Sink

If u wanna call it that

well imo its cuz the horizon is the point where the earth's curvature blocks your view of distant objects like boats

though obv ppl on here would disagree

So the boat is curving around slowly

from your perspective at least

And it looks like it’s sinking for you?

pretty much?

the earth's surface would start to get in the way and obscure it from the bottom up