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Curvature on both the x and the z axes.
Crepuscular rays from below the horizon.
Globe earth confirmed!
Antarctica - the place we can't go. Mostly because we are poor Flerfs and can't afford the 20$ cans of coke.
Replying to @100KryptoKeyz @levelheadzHQ
This plane landing in antarctica, basked in sunlight at 2am.
Hang on FE crew, we are flying level over 11.25 degrees of curvature per hour!
cnn.com/travel/article/jet-s…
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Replying to @BannedNotice
Eric Brummell made a shot of the mount in action and the resulting shot. Maybe this will help you understand.
Here is all the globe evidence I need! @ryky434
FE Pilot retweeted
Here Ted, you liar.
Myself and 3 others on here have done exactly that.
I expect you to make every excuse in the book now. Nuh uh, doesn't work. You not understanding how they show curvature, doesn't work. Showing incredulity, doesn't work
Horizon dip angle 0.64° (compared to the predicted of 0.72 if standard refraction)
If I was doing celestial navigation this would result in an error of 5 nautical miles.
@blockchainboyo you know what causes the horizon to dip below eye level?






























