Light posts don't light up 180° pointing towards the ground. They project light downward conically with light spillage due to the glass that covers the light. You can see a candle in the dark for 2 miles with how sensitive human eyes are you can't see it forever it's the same thing with the light post and especially because of the way it projects light down eventually you get to a point where you're pretty much outside of the cutoff.

This is the exact perfect example of why the sun is a projector does not work actually. If you take it telescope and look you can actually see it when you can't see it with your naked eyes anymore because of the little bit of light spillage.

230$ cad at Walmart at the right time of year. I've seen them on sale at the right time and year for like 180 bucks. Can probably get them even cheaper online

Anyways, same with the flock of birds.

Nothing disappears into the distance as long as you have line of sight and it's a clear day.

Things eventually get hidden in behind the globe but never disappear in the distance not on a clear day. You can see the space station in daytime on a clear day if you have a telescope and you know where to look and when.

You can look right at all kinds of satellites. It's not expensive it costs like two video games.

Light posts don't light up 180° pointing towards the ground. They project light downward conically with light spillage due to the glass that covers the light. You can see a candle in the dark for 2 miles with how sensitive human eyes are you can't see it forever it's the same thing with the light post and especially because of the way it projects light down eventually you get to a point where you're pretty much outside of the cutoff.

This is the exact perfect example of why the sun is a projector does not work actually. If you take it telescope and look you can actually see it when you can't see it with your naked eyes anymore because of the little bit of light spillage.

230$ cad at Walmart at the right time of year. I've seen them on sale at the right time and year for like 180 bucks. Can probably get them even cheaper online

Anyways, same with the flock of birds.

Nothing disappears into the distance as long as you have line of sight and it's a clear day.

Things eventually get hidden in behind the globe but never disappear in the distance not on a clear day. You can see the space station in daytime on a clear day if you have a telescope and you know where to look and when.

Light posts don't light up 180° pointing towards the ground. They project light downward conically with light spillage due to the glass that covers the light. You can see a candle in the dark for 2 miles with how sensitive human eyes are you can't see it forever it's the same thing with the light post and especially because of the way it projects light down eventually you get to a point where you're pretty much outside of the cutoff.

This is the exact perfect example of why the sun is a projector does not work actually. If you take it telescope and look you can actually see it when you can't see it with your naked eyes anymore because of the little bit of light spillage.

230$ cad at Walmart at the right time of year. I've seen them on sale at the right time and year for like 180 bucks. Can probably get them even cheaper online

Anyways, same with the flock of birds.

Nothing disappears into the distance as long as you have line of sight and it's a clear day.

Light posts don't light up 180° pointing towards the ground. They project light downward conically with light spillage due to the glass that covers the light. You can see a candle in the dark for 2 miles with how sensitive human eyes are you can't see it forever it's the same thing with the light post and especially because of the way it projects light down eventually you get to a point where you're pretty much outside of the cutoff.

This is the exact perfect example of why the sun is a projector does not work actually. If you take it telescope and look you can actually see it when you can't see it with your naked eyes anymore because of the little bit of light spillage.

230$ cad at Walmart at the right time of year.

Anyways, same with the flock of birds.

Nothing disappears into the distance as long as you have line of sight and it's a clear day.