Nukehasslefan
Winger
Yep but then again we're only talking a few miles, not 100.No, you really can't. If a ship is 100 miles out to sea and you're standing on the beach, you're not going to be able to see it even with the most powerful "scope" on Earth.
Aren't scopes amazing though? To see lights in the sky that are said to be 4000 trillion and up to 16,000 trillion miles away and that's just with the naked eye and the scopes that can let us see way more miles.
I'm sitting laughing like hell here at how those at the top have taken the absolute pee out of us all.
Anyway back to the ships.
A few miles for the naked eye and they disappear due to what I explained.
What they don't do is sail down a curve t.
No matter which way you want to look at it or spin it, the Earth is absolutely not a spinning globe, unless you have some proof that you're holding back. I've yet to see any.Either way, the Earth absolutely is an oblate spheroid and you're very wrong to suggest you have any evidence whatsoever to the contrary.
There's no argument from me about Australia existing. the argument is, it's not where we're told.Someone better call Australia and let them know they don't exist.
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