@🎃Oakheart🎃 Because the're test roickets from BOEING!!!

this is why horizon is always at eye level:

To make it short, consider your sight as a straight line (you've got no choice anyway, when you will look at the horizon, you will see it from... "A line of sight"), looking at a round surface.

Imagine, in your head (since I can't add a image right now), a globe (earth) seen from afar. Imagine a tower on the somewhere on the surface (no matter it's height) and you, on top of it.

Now draw a line between you and the horizon you will be looking at (two directions, either to the left or to the right of your tower). This straight line will be a tangent to the earth's surface, right?

If you look higher than this line, you will only see the sky.
If you look lower than this line, you will see the ground (which can't be properly called horizon).
Directly in front on your eyes, in your line of sight, will be the horizon, limit between the ground and the sky.

So... Wherever you are on the globe, no matter how high your tower is (or even without any tower, your personal height will virtually be the tower for your eyes), when you will be looking at the horizon, that fixed "line" (which is locally a line but actually a curve) will be directly in front of your eyes. Your line of sight.
there is ur answer

As long as they can keep the lie straight.

the rockets turn because it's much more effective at placing them into orbit

^

@Ferocious Chicken Citation please?

it's called a zero lift turn

if it goes straight up, its flying away from earth

@🎃Oakheart🎃 Citation for what?

That's the point, isn't it?

For them being boeing.

@🎃Oakheart🎃 why do you keep ignoring my answer?

They are all working together.

they all work together because life is a conspiracy

Everything is

Walmart works with the US navy

fact

you think we aren't being controlled?

Target works for chinese slave trades

@🎃Oakheart🎃 https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=23&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=2ahUKEwi6w8bFosXmAhWWH7kGHYGIDzIQFjAWegQIAxAB&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.boeing.com%2Fspace%2Fspace-launch-system%2F&usg=AOvVaw19PkQj31l093nfqYQhcaRi

fact

you accelerate faster when going sideways instead of straight up

thats how dumb you sound

Rockets would also need to go into orbit

lol keep living your little life and gobbling up the lies they tell you

if you got images you can send them to me and i will post

Oakheart, of course the government sees everything but when do they use it maliciously?

lmao

If you cant provide evidence, I wont believe flat earth @🎃Oakheart🎃

now since she got no proper response all she got to say is

"lies lies blah blah"

people can't debate rockets

I have a proper response.

It's fake.

nah

you keep ignoring my answer

To make it short, consider your sight as a straight line (you've got no choice anyway, when you will look at the horizon, you will see it from... "A line of sight"), looking at a round surface.

Imagine, in your head (since I can't add a image right now), a globe (earth) seen from afar. Imagine a tower on the somewhere on the surface (no matter it's height) and you, on top of it.

Now draw a line between you and the horizon you will be looking at (two directions, either to the left or to the right of your tower). This straight line will be a tangent to the earth's surface, right?

If you look higher than this line, you will only see the sky.
If you look lower than this line, you will see the ground (which can't be properly called horizon).
Directly in front on your eyes, in your line of sight, will be the horizon, limit between the ground and the sky.

So... Wherever you are on the globe, no matter how high your tower is (or even without any tower, your personal height will virtually be the tower for your eyes), when you will be looking at the horizon, that fixed "line" (which is locally a line but actually a curve) will be directly in front of your eyes. Your line of sight.
there is ur answer

Thats a NASA copy paste information.

look at it

@🎃Oakheart🎃 That's merely an ssumption