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@daniel_rafique @DasEtwas_ @thejameslanders @BluePepperHD @WorldAndScience Nothing, they use their initial thrust and speed to maintain orbit, powered by gravity

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@daniel_rafique @DasEtwas_ @thejameslanders @BluePepperHD @WorldAndScience Because mobile signals are land based, unless you have a sattelite phone, what few people have^^

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@daniel_rafique @DasEtwas_ @thejameslanders @BluePepperHD @WorldAndScience Well can you see underwater cables?

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@daniel_rafique @DasEtwas_ @thejameslanders @BluePepperHD @WorldAndScience At night, the Sun is behind the earth, earth throws a shadow and the sattelites are in it. At day, the athmosphere blocks the view to them. The proof they are there are things like sattelite radio or telephone, GPS and more

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@daniel_rafique @DasEtwas_ @thejameslanders @BluePepperHD @WorldAndScience What? No... They are in orbit around earth, in earth's shadow... Thats what I said.

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@daniel_rafique @DasEtwas_ @thejameslanders @BluePepperHD @WorldAndScience Sattelites are in the shadow of earth, and therefore not visible in front of the black space.

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@daniel_rafique @DasEtwas_ @thejameslanders @BluePepperHD @WorldAndScience No, especially not with a compact camera without true zoom. You would need a giant zoom to make a boat more than a few pixels.

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@daniel_rafique @DasEtwas_ @thejameslanders @BluePepperHD @WorldAndScience lol I dont remember how big the earth is, I googled it^^.Also google says the circumference is about 25kmi.Just saying lol.And no fishe. lens can create that much curve to a flat surface.And how would gravity work?Would it be just going"down"?Then how do sattelites stay in orbit?

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@daniel_rafique @DasEtwas_ @thejameslanders @BluePepperHD @WorldAndScience Thats a compact camera^^
You'd need more like a Canon EF 800mm f5.6, but I aint got 13k lying around

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@daniel_rafique @DasEtwas_ @thejameslanders @BluePepperHD @WorldAndScience Look at any damn pic of NASA^^

And given that the diameter of the earth is close to 8000mi and has a surface of ~199.900.00mi2, given that its not noticable while being on earth, but better to observe in a plane, especially high altitude ones.

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@daniel_rafique @DasEtwas_ @thejameslanders @BluePepperHD @WorldAndScience Any Phone camera is not enough to zoom into a boat about 5 Kilometres away, it would only appear as a single pixel, and then it is apparent that it disappears in one step. Give me proof with an actual camera and a sufficient zoom and we can talk about it.

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@daniel_rafique @DasEtwas_ @thejameslanders @BluePepperHD @WorldAndScience We found a curve. You are standing on a curve. And there is evidence, you just didn't accept it. But just because you do not accept evidence does not make it not true.

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@daniel_rafique @DasEtwas_ @thejameslanders @BluePepperHD @WorldAndScience Unfortunately I do not have a lens lying around to zoom into the horizon right now. Also when you say this I assume you already zoomed in with a camera and seen the boat being there after initially disappearing under/behind the horizon?

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@DasEtwas_ @daniel_rafique @thejameslanders @BluePepperHD @WorldAndScience Under the horizon, what either means they fell off flat earth (but apparently the horizon isnt the end...) or it is also tilting relative to your view and moving forward using earth's crook. That can pretty much only be seen with a telephoto lens (lol)

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@DasEtwas_ @daniel_rafique @thejameslanders @BluePepperHD @WorldAndScience I think he refers to the horizon as something like the maximum range of view, like in a video game, what is actually natually there, set by the properties of the atmosphere. BUT a boat doesn't just disappear. It slowly moves down, until you only see the mast and finally sinks 1/?

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Wer denkt, dieses Foto ist in @officiallyjoko's persönlichem Flugzeug-Hangar entstanden, irrt. Es war davor. #DudW