Kepler Doppler, one of the lers

many different people have done real life experiments and filmed (recorded) the sky with the sun traveling away as in sunsets. In some videos the sun appears to stay the same size as it moves away from the observer, but in other videos you can clearly see the sun getting smaller as it travels away from the observer.
people have asked what is the reason this happens. Science explains that moisture in the atmosphere (due to evaporation) causes a lens effect that magnifies the sun so it appears larger to the naked eye. In hot dry climates with no visible water sources (like deserts) there is very little to no moisture in the atmosphere
and this is where the sun appears to get smaller as it travels away from the observer. Does this seem like a logical explanation to you?

I will respond with a point to this once you give me an answer to the question.

Go repent, no one cares

you have a house of cards built on lies, assumptions and trolling anyone who questions it.
No one cares about your dying relegion anymore.

you didn't even know the earth is constantly falling into the sun, and your have the nerve to ask us questions, ha.

This post was edited by card_sultan on May 6 2018 12:54am

No one gives a shit about your flat earth theory either

so why is Flat Earth the 3rd most popular topic on youtube with almost 21 million videos after Donald Trump and Taylor Swift and why can't you stop yourself from trolling this topic?

Once you figure that out, thanks for keeping the debate alive, we couldnt do it without your inner child rage.

Another real life experiment...

You should thank the mods on this site for letting you discuss this shit, not me.

Still dodging kai who proved that atmospheric water doesn't have a lensing effect.

can you show me the proof again of how atmospheric water doesn't have a lensing effect?