Hi everyone,
New to this forum, i've heard of the Flat earth thing quite a while ago, i'm not a FE believer nor i will be, i challenged myself to try to prove the spherical earth without satellite imagery pretending to be in an ancient era with least technological advances cause i do not consider satellite to be a kind of a conspiracy, i'm a student of meteorology btw which obviously imply working with satellite imagery in a daily basis
After investigating the flat earth model i discovered so many flaws one of which i never heard someone talking about (as far as i know), so i'm gonna challenge any strong flat earth believer to try and explain this simple phenomenon observable every sunset and sunrise.
In an unstable atmosphere(i.e strong vertical motion) clouds will form with a significant vertical development, in a stage we will find what we call TCU clouds(towering Cumulus) or Thunderclouds(Cumulonimbus) .
we have two observations
I) in a sunset with the presence of TCU clouds you can notice how the reflected light from the clouds gradually change from a whole shining cloud to a fully dark cloud beginning from it's base into it's summit with a perfect sink while the sun go below the horizon, this is impossible in a flat earth, i'll put a pic and a video demonstrating this observation.
II) In a sunset with the existence of both low level Cumulus and high level Cirrus you can notice both the change of the color of the clouds and the clouds still facing the sun from the lowest clouds into the highest clouds.
I'm not a native English speaker, pls excuse any grammatical error.
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