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originally posted by: libertytoall
I did you won't accept it. planes fly overhead all day long and they don't travel more than 30 miles before you can't see them anymore. If you were 40,000 feet in the air you would still only see 240 miles or so.
Have a nice day I'm finished here.
planes fly overhead all day long and they don't travel more than 30 miles before you can't see them anymore.
If you were 40,000 feet in the air you would still only see 240 miles or so.
Have a nice day I'm finished here.
originally posted by: sapien82
a reply to: dfnj2015
I dont believe it at all because if it was true some explorer who believes it and wanted to prove it would have sailed to the ice wall and taken a video ./stream of it to prove it to the world
and so far no one has !
I like you have also seen through my own observations that the earth is a sphere
Ice shelf (floating ice front) 44%
Ice walls (resting on ground) 38%
Ice stream/outlet glacier (ice front or ice wall) 13%
Rock 5%
Total 100%
originally posted by: oldcarpy
Is there any point in trying to argue with someone who believes that the Earth is flat and covered by a glass dome? And space is filled with water? I mean, really?
I mean if we were on a flat earth, then with a pair of binoculars or a telescope I should be able to see the plane fly its while flight but like you say it disappears after a while, Hmmm I wonder why?
Really, yet I can look up and see light years away.
originally posted by: DunkinMacLoud
a reply to: InhaleExhale
I mean if we were on a flat earth, then with a pair of binoculars or a telescope I should be able to see the plane fly its while flight but like you say it disappears after a while, Hmmm I wonder why?
It's not that complicated, perspective causes it to appear closer and closer(lower)to the horizon the further it moves away, up to a point where it becomes too small to see even with optical devices.
Your not the first to bring this up.
Why does perspective work that way?
What dictates that an object will eventually disappear due to perspective?
Its the fact that there is curvature along the ground when looking horizontally.