But the perspective exists because of the lateral and longitudinal curvatures of a round Earth. Weather, refraction, or mirage-effects can change how far you can see things on the horizon.
On a flat-perspective Earth, wouldn't objects keep their same height no matter if you're traveling to or away from them? The only way you know you're getting near or further away would be detectible by the atmospheric and ambient effects existing between you and the object. 🤨😣 It's hard for me to visualize because we perceive things in 3D, not 2D projection.
Or perhaps the Earth is a 3D crescent-shaped snowglobe (the base would be curved up in the direction of the dome, not flat). Filling out the void space underneath the curved base would be the fires and magma. However, wouldn't this whole unit look again, kind of spherical?
Could be, I personally think it's not flat d/t the hills/valleys, peaks, etc. I question everything. Next time I'm out I'm taking my binoculars to see if I can see people on the beaches, lol. But if the earth was spherical, the sandy beaches would disappear at around 24-25 miles or so. The fact I can see them means something is off....I don't have all the answers but I know most of the things we've been taught are not right. We should question everything for ourselves...
But the perspective exists because of the lateral and longitudinal curvatures of a round Earth. Weather, refraction, or mirage-effects can change how far you can see things on the horizon.
On a flat-perspective Earth, wouldn't objects keep their same height no matter if you're traveling to or away from them? The only way you know you're getting near or further away would be detectible by the atmospheric and ambient effects existing between you and the object. 🤨😣 It's hard for me to visualize because we perceive things in 3D, not 2D projection.
Or perhaps the Earth is a 3D crescent-shaped snowglobe (the base would be curved up in the direction of the dome, not flat). Filling out the void space underneath the curved base would be the fires and magma. However, wouldn't this whole unit look again, kind of spherical?
Could be, I personally think it's not flat d/t the hills/valleys, peaks, etc. I question everything. Next time I'm out I'm taking my binoculars to see if I can see people on the beaches, lol. But if the earth was spherical, the sandy beaches would disappear at around 24-25 miles or so. The fact I can see them means something is off....I don't have all the answers but I know most of the things we've been taught are not right. We should question everything for ourselves...