Try again, knucklehead. Let me help you a bit:
Bonus video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=38yZH903wdQ
LOL!
| Sun over the North Pole. Must be a hot spot. |  |
| Water never finds its own level although the curvature is extremely slight at times. | :max_bytes(150000):strip_icc()/water-dropping-into-glass-108190099-5884c9413df78c2ccd007c7e.jpg) |
| Crepuscular ray angle doesn't prove anything. They can be in all different directions, especially in panorama photos. |  |
| The horizon never rises to the eyes. The eyes always look down on a curved horizon. |  |
First pic is not the real footage of a north pole, water ALWAYS finds its own level, crepuscular rays prove sun is small and close and the horizon ALWAYS rises to the eye level because we live on a flat earth not on a ball. Also the footage is distorted with a fish eye lenses effect anyone can notice. Look the curved rope on the right, lol.
And last, we have enough of your deceiving trickery, jesuit sellout.
