I COULD BE WRONG but if I understand the math correctly, the mountains captured in the world record for long distance photography should not be visible. The top of the most distant mountain should be about a half-mile below the curvature of the Earth.
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Strange I thought you guys said the horizon always rose to eye level but in these world record photos it clearly doesn’t, I wonder why?..
You are trolling, aren't you? Why did they not show Mount Everest from there?
Your first mistake was to convert from Metric to Imperial. 95% of the world's population and 99.99% of its scientific community use the *Metric system*, so why can't you??
Just go to the Bolivian salt flats,
Then tell me the earth has a consistent 8 inch curve per mile square, clues in the title
Funny how if you go to the site itself it says 'favourable refractive circumstance' allowed us to take the record photo. This clearly implies that on most days it would not be possible. This was not written by a person trying to prove the earth is a globe but the photographer explaining how they obtained what would normally be an impossible photo. Yet another instance of a flat earther supplying cherry picked and incomplete info.