So why does this thread still exist at all? 
Because the Earth is flat and the globe is a massive fraud.
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Because the Earth is flat and the globe is a massive fraud.
So why does this thread still exist at all?
^^^ So what you're saying is that I have failed to provide evidence in the form of YouTube videos that objects can't be seen when they're too small to be seen. Thank you for your insightful analysis of my statement regarding convergence Bozo the fucking clown.
"With 4K monitors becoming more and more affordable, it appears that the long-standing reign of 1080p may finally be coming to a close. The question is: can the human eye actually see the difference with a 4K monitor or are manufacturers just using the hype to sell you a more expensive product? ..."
Read more @ https://www.techspot.com/article/1113-4k-monitor-see-difference/
"With 4K monitors becoming more and more affordable, it appears that the long-standing reign of 1080p may finally be coming to a close. The question is: can the human eye actually see the difference with a 4K monitor or are manufacturers just using the hype to sell you a more expensive product? ..."
Read more @ https://www.techspot.com/article/1113-4k-monitor-see-difference/
^^^ Fucking horizon distance calculator motherfucker!
http://www.ringbell.co.uk/info/hdist.htm
Eye/camera height matters (for perspective on plain), and is accounted for in the calculator. You globohomos are just trying to create confusion, you've got no valid arguments left.
Objects vanish when they are so far away that they are smaller than the smallest object the eye can see. This is called the vanishing point and it forms a horizon line for all objects on the plain past that point at the center of your vertical field of view. When eye elevation changes the apparent height of objects in the distance changes. The increased apparent vertical size, from the greater viewing angle, allows more objects that would be too small to see at lower elevations to become visible thus extending the horizon and the distance that objects can be seen.
Since objects are being viewed through a medium (air with water vapor & droplets) that has a non-linear density gradient, the distortions and lensing effects it creates via refraction need to be accounted for on top of, those caused by perspective and convergence.
http://www.ringbell.co.uk/info/hdist.htm
Eye/camera height matters (for perspective on plain), and is accounted for in the calculator. You globohomos are just trying to create confusion, you've got no valid arguments left.
Objects vanish when they are so far away that they are smaller than the smallest object the eye can see. This is called the vanishing point and it forms a horizon line for all objects on the plain past that point at the center of your vertical field of view. When eye elevation changes the apparent height of objects in the distance changes. The increased apparent vertical size, from the greater viewing angle, allows more objects that would be too small to see at lower elevations to become visible thus extending the horizon and the distance that objects can be seen.
Since objects are being viewed through a medium (air with water vapor & droplets) that has a non-linear density gradient, the distortions and lensing effects it creates via refraction need to be accounted for on top of, those caused by perspective and convergence.
''Objects vanish when they are so far away that they are smaller than the smallest object the eye can see.'' And yet you have failed to provide any kind of evidence for this, you keep claiming you can ''zoom in'' boats back into view but there are no videos of it, only videos of boats disappearing bottom half first, I wonder why....
^^^ What does a spinning globe have to do with it? That term is too genreal to have any meaning at all.
Tell the mountain climber that the earth is flat, and he'll laugh in your face.
Tell the mountain climber that the earth is flat, and he'll laugh in your face.
I dont understand why this theme got so many comments 
It has always been obvious that its flat. Look outside, does it feel like you're living on a globe spinning in space???
jk ofc
It has always been obvious that its flat. Look outside, does it feel like you're living on a globe spinning in space???jk ofc
^^^ Poor baby. "V" in your distance calculator can be anything, even the star Sirius, or right at the surface, itself. Look at it...
If "V" is 1 inch above the surface of a sphere with a 24,000 mile circumference, the horizon would be so close that you could watch the flies land.
You really need to stop destroying your own points like this. We are starting to lose faith in you.
If "V" is 1 inch above the surface of a sphere with a 24,000 mile circumference, the horizon would be so close that you could watch the flies land.
You really need to stop destroying your own points like this. We are starting to lose faith in you.
^^^ Fucking horizon distance calculator motherfucker!
http://www.ringbell.co.uk/info/hdist.htm
Eye/camera height matters (for perspective on plain), and is accounted for in the calculator. You globohomos are just trying to create confusion, you've got no valid arguments left.
Objects vanish when they are so far away that they are smaller than the smallest object the eye can see. This is called the vanishing point and it forms a horizon line for all objects on the plain past that point at the center of your vertical field of view. When eye elevation changes the apparent height of objects in the distance changes. The increased apparent vertical size, from the greater viewing angle, allows more objects that would be too small to see at lower elevations to become visible thus extending the horizon and the distance that objects can be seen.
Since objects are being viewed through a medium (air with water vapor & droplets) that has a non-linear density gradient, the distortions and lensing effects it creates via refraction need to be accounted for on top of, those caused by perspective and convergence.
http://www.ringbell.co.uk/info/hdist.htm
Eye/camera height matters (for perspective on plain), and is accounted for in the calculator. You globohomos are just trying to create confusion, you've got no valid arguments left.
Objects vanish when they are so far away that they are smaller than the smallest object the eye can see. This is called the vanishing point and it forms a horizon line for all objects on the plain past that point at the center of your vertical field of view. When eye elevation changes the apparent height of objects in the distance changes. The increased apparent vertical size, from the greater viewing angle, allows more objects that would be too small to see at lower elevations to become visible thus extending the horizon and the distance that objects can be seen.
Since objects are being viewed through a medium (air with water vapor & droplets) that has a non-linear density gradient, the distortions and lensing effects it creates via refraction need to be accounted for on top of, those caused by perspective and convergence.
The unaided 20/20 human eye will see the horizon about 3 miles away. This limit is where objects in the distance get too small to see, it's where they put the curve i.e. the drop-off that ships sail up, over and behind.
Clearly it is possible to see things that are farther than 3 miles away with the unaided 20/20 eye -- mountains, buildings, airplanes, trees, very large rocks, etc. That can't be the reason that the horizon is said to be 3 miles away. You need a better argument.
^^^ "... the observer's height (v) above sea level."
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https://www.reuters.com/article/us-space-exploration-bezos/billionaire-bezos-unveils-moon-lander-mockup-embraces-trumps-lunar-timetable-idUSKCN1SF1WI
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https://www.reuters.com/article/us-space-exploration-bezos/billionaire-bezos-unveils-moon-lander-mockup-embraces-trumps-lunar-timetable-idUSKCN1SF1WI
Stop clinging to the ball.
Classic liar batman, cant answer when he is challenged with real arguments and math, he simply regurgitates what he sees online (specially youtube videos) because he is an idiot.
Stop clinging to the ball.
source: http://www.ringbell.co.uk/info/hdist.htm
https://i.imgur.com/HTKFZVq.jpg
source: augmented reality stock image
You see what they (Jews, Masons, Jesuits & subordinates i.e. NWO) have done is taken the human eye and used its limits in defining the size of the globe. The unaided 20/20 human eye will see the horizon about 3 miles away. This limit is where objects in the distance get too small to see, it's where they put the curve i.e. the drop-off that ships sail up, over and behind. The globe can be disillusioned with a zoom lens such as a Nikon P900 that puts the horizon at 15+ miles out.
This is one reason why they're all up in your face with the all-seeing-eye bullshit (pic related) all the time; they're mocking you and insulting you.
No, math doesn't say the horizon is about 3 miles out. For example, lets say that the unaided eye is looking from 1 million miles above the earth. The horizon would be almost 6,000 miles out... assuming your perfect sphere.
If the eye were only 1 inch above the perfect sphere surface, the horizon would be much closer... maybe only a few dozen feet away.
You simply ignore the most important part of the calculation, the height of the eye above the surface. And that is why the ship goes over the horizon. A 3-foot Pigmy would lose sight of the ship long before the 8-foot giant would, because the globe is round, and the horizon is in different places, depending on the height of the eye.
^^^ Distance to the horizon calculator bruh, math says it's 3 miles out and that's how I know. The globe is utterly and completely debunked when a zoom lens in employed; with a horizon line 15+ miles out there is no globe. You don't need a fucking PhD to punch a number into a calculator and click a button, you've been debunked!
Also, I am making claims of fact you stinking sack of rancid shit. Nobodies paying me, I'm the one who got screwed out of like 50 BTC in mined coins on a scam named after a space program (Black Arrow). This thread is powered exclusively on butt-hurt.
Also, I am making claims of fact you stinking sack of rancid shit. Nobodies paying me, I'm the one who got screwed out of like 50 BTC in mined coins on a scam named after a space program (Black Arrow). This thread is powered exclusively on butt-hurt.
The distance to the horizon proves the Earth is flat, and it's something anybody with a good zoom lens (Nikon P900) can confirm for themselves.
Refraction can't account for a horizon that's 15+ miles out for somebody standing at sea level. Choose a cool, dry, clear day with almost zero refraction and you've got nothing to say but that the Earth is flat.
Refraction can't account for a horizon that's 15+ miles out for somebody standing at sea level. Choose a cool, dry, clear day with almost zero refraction and you've got nothing to say but that the Earth is flat.
How do you know it can't account for it if you don't have the necessary scientific studies to understand it? Anybody can do it and yet you haven't, you literally haven't tested anything of what you claim and you still claim it like it's 100% a fact, you are clearly paid troll from some organization to spread lies.
source: http://www.ringbell.co.uk/info/hdist.htm
source: augmented reality stock image
You see what they (Jews, Masons, Jesuits & subordinates i.e. NWO) have done is taken the human eye and used its limits in defining the size of the globe. The unaided 20/20 human eye will see the horizon about 3 miles away. This limit is where objects in the distance get too small to see, it's where they put the curve i.e. the drop-off that ships sail up, over and behind. The globe can be disillusioned with a zoom lens such as a Nikon P900 that puts the horizon at 15+ miles out.
This is one reason why they're all up in your face with the all-seeing-eye bullshit (pic related) all the time; they're mocking you and insulting you.
The distance to the horizon proves the Earth is flat, and it's something anybody with a good zoom lens (Nikon P900) can confirm for themselves.
Refraction can't account for a horizon that's 15+ miles out for somebody standing at sea level. Choose a cool, dry, clear day with almost zero refraction and you've got nothing to say but that the Earth is flat.
Refraction can't account for a horizon that's 15+ miles out for somebody standing at sea level. Choose a cool, dry, clear day with almost zero refraction and you've got nothing to say but that the Earth is flat.
^^^ My claims can and have been independently verified.
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How do you know they have been independently verified if you yourself haven't tested them, you are a hoax, you simply believe they have been tested without testing them yourself or even having the necessary knowledge to judge it.
^^^ A pizza is round, too. How about a bunch of smileys stuck to the inside of the dome? You say nothing that the FE people haven't combat covered.
^^^ My claims can and have been independently verified.
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