Correct but the point is its way flatter than the top pic . I can zoom even closer

As you can see the closer you get the more flat the horizon gets
Bear in mind I'm using a camera lense only 8 to 10 times smaller. What about human vision 1000's of times smaller than the globe?

This post was edited by kai_jph on Jun 5 2018 07:53am

How you going to put water on that ball and spin it at 1k mph with no wind?

So now I am a liar, a narc, autistic, and an 8yo girl.

Your insights are astonishing. How doooo you do it?

horizon is still flat at 130 thousand feet

your just tricked because the horizon calculator is a 2d side view projection

thats ok, one day you'll get it



you're an 8 year old girl?

So when did you fit in you're prison term?

This post was edited by card_sultan on Jun 5 2018 08:03am

Like I said limit of human vision

here's a section cut of the original unshrunk pic of the 2nd base ball pic



even flatter this time

we talking about the water surfaces appearing flat and the horizon appearing flat here with that pic

still curved

I never say it wasn't. I said its flatter

Again my camera lense is only 8 to 10 times smaller.

This post was edited by kai_jph on Jun 5 2018 08:12am

congratulations, you just proved to yourself you live on a Flatter Earth

baby steps

This post was edited by card_sultan on Jun 5 2018 08:20am

the broken engrish is real