DaveH
Striker
So you can’t give examples of where else this rare Chicago effect is seen? Surely by your own argument if clarity is dependent on weather, you would see massive distances everywhere at least occasionally. Like I said, this would be especially so in less moist less dense winter air. The Chicago effect is seen when it is warm and humid.That depends on the light reflected back to the eye.
If you're looking down a hole your light will be blocked if there's no reflection back to the eyes.
Weather conditions can hamper view.
A lot of view from distance is massively dependent on the weather.
Most times the human eye will see short distances. A telescope can magnify what's in that distance but ultimately the density of atmosphere will scupper most opportunities to see into the distance. It takes certain days where you manage to get more clearer views over distance. You know this so there's no need to argue this point.
The simple end product is, if Earth was the globe we're told it is then we should not be seeing any distant buildings....ever.
Not one single shot has hit its target but the shooting keeps coming.
Not one of you has any proof and you know it.
The tangled web of contradictions come from the global side.
Then don't give me any attention.
You still have not given a reliable experiment for proving that water is flat.
Reading your posts it sounds like you are really struggling now. Should we stop?