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be prepared to see things you have never seen before.

[flatearth truth seeker & truth teacher @flatearthmoon]

All world maps are wrong #Flatearth #FLATEARTH #FlatEarth #flatearth #Flat #Earth https://t.co/28l8UJU5l7

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[flatearth truth seeker & truth teacher @flatearthmoon]

@your_mom101000 @KanChristo @AustralisPiper @StevenDJBaumann Haha so now it is refraction? Haha

[flatearth truth seeker & truth teacher @flatearthmoon]

#flatearth The human eye angle of view is 120° of view, meaning the horizon is longer in length than the distance to the horizon from the observer point of view & debunking any beliefs that the horizon is the curve at only 3 miles away from 6ft high.

[flatearth truth seeker & truth teacher @flatearthmoon]

@KanChristo @your_mom101000 @AustralisPiper @StevenDJBaumann Either way the horizon moves on each picture proving the horizon isn't a physical curve

[flatearth truth seeker & truth teacher @flatearthmoon]

@KanChristo @PearSpheroid @AustralisPiper @StevenDJBaumann Because I've found the truth

[flatearth truth seeker & truth teacher @flatearthmoon]

@KanChristo @PearSpheroid @AustralisPiper @StevenDJBaumann Depending on different weather conditions they both do

[flatearth truth seeker & truth teacher @flatearthmoon]

@KanChristo @Freak0nIine @AustralisPiper Really, I didn't know that haha obviously it is

[flatearth truth seeker & truth teacher @flatearthmoon]

@KanChristo @Freak0nIine @AustralisPiper I actually have made an amazing discovery so I'll take credit for it the length of the horizon is 5 times bigger than the distance to the horizon with 120° fov so you figure it out

[flatearth truth seeker & truth teacher @flatearthmoon]

@your_mom101000 @KanChristo @AustralisPiper @StevenDJBaumann Ok so why is the horizon further in different weather conditions?

[flatearth truth seeker & truth teacher @flatearthmoon]

@your_mom101000 @KanChristo @AustralisPiper @StevenDJBaumann #flatearth #sun #sunset

[flatearth truth seeker & truth teacher @flatearthmoon]

@Freak0nIine @KanChristo @AustralisPiper

[flatearth truth seeker & truth teacher @flatearthmoon]

@Freak0nIine @KanChristo @AustralisPiper

[flatearth truth seeker & truth teacher @flatearthmoon]

@Freak0nIine @KanChristo @AustralisPiper

[flatearth truth seeker & truth teacher @flatearthmoon]

@your_mom101000 @KanChristo @AustralisPiper @StevenDJBaumann Refraction is the reason the horizon has changed its distance on these pictures which were from the same height

[flatearth truth seeker & truth teacher @flatearthmoon]

@your_mom101000 @KanChristo @AustralisPiper @StevenDJBaumann I know what refraction is

[flatearth truth seeker & truth teacher @flatearthmoon]

@your_mom101000 @KanChristo @AustralisPiper @StevenDJBaumann The reason you can't see that far is due to refraction which is the reason things seem obstructed by the horizon

[flatearth truth seeker & truth teacher @flatearthmoon]

@your_mom101000 @KanChristo @AustralisPiper @StevenDJBaumann Nope the horizon is behind the rigs meaning the horizon is further than 9 miles from 1ft high when it should be 1.2 miles away from 1ft high

[flatearth truth seeker & truth teacher @flatearthmoon]

@your_mom101000 @KanChristo @AustralisPiper @StevenDJBaumann No the horizon is eye level which is vertically in the middle of the picture

[flatearth truth seeker & truth teacher @flatearthmoon]

@your_mom101000 @KanChristo @AustralisPiper @StevenDJBaumann Well the horizon is further so we know what that means

[flatearth truth seeker & truth teacher @flatearthmoon]

@your_mom101000 @KanChristo @AustralisPiper @StevenDJBaumann So my pictures are correct then thanks for verification

[flatearth truth seeker & truth teacher @flatearthmoon]

@Freak0nIine @KanChristo @AustralisPiper