I keep telling people it's all about a level scope looking out to your horizon.
And look at just how close the horizon is to level.
Surely you can understand a level scope looking out to eventually meet sea and sky as your convergence point.
No, no one can.
That is because, as repeatedly shown, the horizon is not the convergence point.
Surely you can understand the horizon is a physical distance away from you, regardless of what optical systems you use, with the distance depending upon the height. That is not the convergence point. That is a physical horizon, just like shown in that animation.
Keep this in mind when you try and use it with your globe which will always be curving DOWN and away from your LEVEL sight.
Keep what I said before in mind.
There are 2 competing effects. Convergence/perspective brings Earth up to the level sight.
That is needed for your FE to produce a horizon in that level sight.
You have no reason to ignore it with a RE, and doing so, without any appeal to the size of this Earth, works equally well for the FE.
This means, unlike your repeated lie, your ability to see the horizon on a RE through your level scope is dependent upon the size of Earth, the height above it, and the FOV of your scope.
When close to the surface, without an absolutely tiny scope (so tiny you would only be able to see a fraction of the moon), you WILL SEE THE HORIZON of a RE through your level scope.
Now stop just repeating the same lies.
Trying to use the eyes down to the ground and slowly raised argument as if you see some kind of edge, is pointless.
No, it isn't. Because this shows your claim that the horizon would not exist for a RE to be pure garbage.
It then raises the question of WHERE IS THIS HORIZON?
A question you repeatedly avoid because you know an honest answer to it will show you to have been lying for this entire thread.
Does this mean you accept the RE should have a horizon?
If so, at what angle would it appear below level?
The Earth is absolutely not a globe we supposedly walk upon.
All the available evidence shows otherwise, and all you have to counter it is repeating the same lies again and again while ignoring or dismissing that evidence and the rational, logical proofs that you are wrong.
How close it is to level is neither here nor there.
It is of extreme impotance.
The only way to make it of no importance at all is if you have the scope perfectly level with no uncertainty at all, and have a FOV of 0, in which case you can't see anything at all, and with the horizon being a finite distance away, you wouldn't see it on a FE either.
you will still know there would be a remarkable drop over distance and a drop over a short distance....always, in that case.
No, there isn't.
For the horizon when viewed from 2 m above the level surface, it would be 4 m below. A mere doubling of the distance below for a FE.
I wouldn't call that remarkable.
And if perspective can bring that 2 m to be at eye-level, why can't it bring the 4 m to appear at eye level?
Both are quite clearly BELOW, one 2 m below and the other 4 m below.
One 2.7 arc minutes below, one 1.4 arc minutes below.
The only way out for you is to accept some uncertainty in your measurement of level, and/or some FOV of your scope. But this can then allow both to be seen, not just the FE.
You will never get any horizon on your globe
Again, if you wish to claim that with any shred of integrity you need to deal with the logical argument presented. Point out exactly which step in the process you disagree with and provide a justification for why.
Until you do, this simple logical proof shows you are wrong.
It shows conclusively that you do have a horizon on a RE, and under normal circumstances you will see that horizon through a level scope.
Repeating the same lie with no refutation of the argument presented shows you have no case and don't give a damn about the truth at all.
Here it is again:
1 - Looking down you see ground/sea, i.e. EARTH.
2 - Looking up you see sky.
3 - That means if you started out looking down and slowly raised your head, your would see some kind of transition between ground/sea and sky.
4 - Assuming there isn't anything getting in your way, this transition would be a line; below this line you would see ground/sea and above this line you would see sky.
5 - This is just like if you look at a basketball. You can see a line, "below" this line you see the ball, "above" this line you see the surroundings.
6 - This line would be the horizon for a round earth. So now the question becomes where is this line?
7 - Simple trig shows that the relationship between this angle, as measured from level, the radius of the ball, and your distance/height from the surface is:
cos(a)=r/(r+h).
8 - Doing the math for a RE when you are 2 m above it shows the horizon would only be 2.7 arc minutes below level, i.e. imperceptibly different from level, and entirely consistent with what is observed.
Do you have any rational objection to the argument, or are you only capable of repeating the same lies and deflection?
Like I said before. Water is your direct proof. Observable, testable and repeatable.
Yes, such as how, when standing above water, looking towards a distant object which is also above the water level, the bottom of it is obstructed, clearly showing that the water is curving such that the bottom of the object is behind the water, with the water obstructing the view. Clearly showing, beyond any sane doubt, that Earth is round, not flat like your fantasy.
Your horizon line is the next best proof
Yes, the horizon is the next best proof that Earth can't be flat.
If Earth was flat, the horizon should be the very edge. Instead of getting a clear horizon you should have the sea and sky blur into each other, either due to limited resolution of optics, with better optics allowing you to see further, or due to the air scattering the light so it would look like a foggy day. You certainly shouldn't be able to so easily observe it to be so far below level from a high mountain, like the photos and simple tests show.
So yes, 2 very simple proofs that Earth is round, and clear disproofs of Earth being flat.
Yet rather than accept either of these you just repeat the same lies and deflections.
Basically it only requires one but there's two nailed on proof's.
The only issue now is to figure out exactly what Earth is in its entirety because I know what it's not
So you know it isn't flat and are just lying to everyone? If not, you don't know what is it not, you just delude yourself into thinking you do.
Your 2 clear proofs show beyond any sane doubt that Earth cannot be flat.
Considering the same effect can be observed basically everywhere the rational conclusion is that Earth is roughly a sphere.
Then the question is just how close to a sphere is it.