Quote (Thor123422 @ May 21 2017 02:09pm)
The sun would get closer and closer to the horizon the further away it gets but it won't go below it since nothing is causing the light to curve.
please draw a picture to explain your beliefs, if its a 2 d side drawing , you 100% lose. We dont live in a 2 d world.
Quote (russian @ May 21 2017 03:20pm)
Perspective can make anything happen, you just don't understand perspective. Sun goes below the horizon? Perspective. Eclipse? Perspective. Moonshine? Perspective. Tide comes in, tide goes out? Perspective. Magnets? Perspective.
If there's anything that doesn't make sense or can't be explained, just throw the word "perspective" at it until it goes away.
Now your just talking like an mad little kid, someone asked why the sun seems to go over the Horizon - its clearly just because of optical perspective - not a physical thing - tells me your still dont know the difference - probably because you've never learned it and are trying to convince people to be clueless like you.
Ignorance is bliss after all, and you sound quite blissful.
Quote (Saucisson6000 @ May 21 2017 02:55pm)
Ofc i checked the video and it's flawed like a saturday night crackwhore; following your model:
1/size of moon/sun should varies alot
2/sunset should NOT going BELOW the horizon
.... You didnt answered, you dodged the FaCtS, infidel.
Video clearly explains why the sun does go past the horizon and appears to set
you just clearly dont understand it.
The size does not change much because angular size changes more - the closer you are to an objects plane of existence, if car travels away from you 0 it get drastically smaller very fast while an airplane travelling across the entire sky will not change its size and the suin is ever higher than an airplane,
This post was edited by card_sultan on May 21 2017 08:01pm