Quote (russian @ Jan 13 2017 08:51am)
If there's a limit to how far we can see, what is it? At what distance, exactly, does the "sky plane" meet the "earth plane"?
Yeah when two planes of existence meet. your eyes will establish the horizon according to perspective. Along this parallel of intersetion of these two distint planes of existence the limit of your sight is called the vanishing point. It is why you cant see London stand on a dock in NYC - not because the earth is a sphere.
Now when you look straight up - your only seeing one plane of existence and this is why it looks flat - even though its round and you can see farther.
According to geocentricity the stars are 6000 miles away and that is exactly what we see when you use a Nikon p900 with a 2000mm lense, which is unbelievable jump in optics and never before available to you and me.
This guy has been exposing what the stars actually look like close up - we only get drawings from nasa and you'll see why.
Quote (Thomas Cross @ Jan 13 2017 08:58am)
I want to sleep too. But if you bribe me, I will wake up for you! :D
If you need profit, you'll find your purpose in Heliocentric Pagan sun worship.
This post was edited by card_sultan on Jan 13 2017 01:23pm