Atop a mountain at sunset.

I know, but which mountain what region

sunrise would be similar

northern hemisphere

as you would state

even tho its all flat

no its not

Oakheart, what made you believe earth is flat first of all?

Can you please tell me on which mountain top the picture was taken?

^

That's irrelevant.

hmmmm

All you need to know is that the shadow didn't curve.

Also

why would a shadow curve

Why wouldnt mountains appear to sway backwards

that is not how light works lmao

Because curvature

Ok so do shadows float then?

@🎃Oakheart🎃 No, I need to know. Enviremont varies

from location to location

Can you jump and fall into a shadow?

No.

shadows are the absence of light

Exactly

they cannot curve

So it should curve according to the absence of ground

@🎃Oakheart🎃 It isn't that hard to tell which mountain it was taken from

But this holds true on many mountains

@🎃Oakheart🎃 i can go to a hill right now and claim its a very tall mountain

what mountain was it?

it was over 3000'

tell us the mountain naem

@🎃Oakheart🎃 I don;t trust the picture then. It could be edited

Lol

and if u can translate feet to meters cause imperial system is wack

Then why do you trust NASA images?

When did I say I do?

900+ meters

because they are a government agency with millions of dollars which have literally sent rockets to space?