So... Ladies and gentlemen...
To let you know about phew:
Firstly: everything will be phew in its time. :')
Secondly: phew never runs out of fresh ideas. :') Here is another finding, fresh from oven
For globe: the horizon is supposed to be relatively constant -- under assumption the plane's altitude is steady.
For conventional FE, the horizon is supposed to get nearer at around the half of the flight time.
Unfortunately, both assumptions are not the case in reality.
Only phew fits the evidence the horizon looks 'further away' at around the half of the flight time.
As a matter of fact on that time lapse footage: the horizon image shifts from the outer propeller to become at the wing's edge.
In phewism textbook: "the north rim gets further away" or I should say: the distance between the plane and the north rim becomes increasing.
Looking forwards to seeing you all to phewllow P.T. AKA "Phewtetic Theory". Delicious Guaranteed