@badecker,
Come on now, we all know you're projecting and it's you that lies and twists to confuse the truth. The law of satanic reversal and inversion is at play here.
@nutildah,
If Vod is an NPC then you're the old beta version missing many key core components. You're extremely amendment about not understanding how perspective and convergence on plane (moderated by atmospheric effects) creates a horizon that rises to eye level. 'not sure if satanic bot or just born stupid but, lets see if you can wrap your head around the idea that the Sun remains at the same altitude all the time (excluding transverse seasonal motion).
With this idea in mind (the Sun at a constant altitude) imagine the Sun getting smaller and smaller, converging to a point (the vanishing point) at the horizon and fading out. Now put a convex lens (the atmosphere) in between you and the point the Sun faded out at, this time as the Sun goes farther away it's magnified in size and gets bigger and bigger. Do you understand how the the optical convergence and optical magnification conspire to keep the Sun the same size until the viewers perspective, say 6 feet above the ground causes the Sun to get obscured by the horizon?
The image shows a holographic screw projected off of a mirrored dome structure. The Sun, the Moon, the stars and the planets like the screw are all holograms projected off of a mirrored dome.
We're on a stationary plane inside an engineered structure, that flat horizon line is artificial.
Come on now, we all know you're projecting and it's you that lies and twists to confuse the truth. The law of satanic reversal and inversion is at play here.
@nutildah,
If Vod is an NPC then you're the old beta version missing many key core components. You're extremely amendment about not understanding how perspective and convergence on plane (moderated by atmospheric effects) creates a horizon that rises to eye level. 'not sure if satanic bot or just born stupid but, lets see if you can wrap your head around the idea that the Sun remains at the same altitude all the time (excluding transverse seasonal motion).
With this idea in mind (the Sun at a constant altitude) imagine the Sun getting smaller and smaller, converging to a point (the vanishing point) at the horizon and fading out. Now put a convex lens (the atmosphere) in between you and the point the Sun faded out at, this time as the Sun goes farther away it's magnified in size and gets bigger and bigger. Do you understand how the the optical convergence and optical magnification conspire to keep the Sun the same size until the viewers perspective, say 6 feet above the ground causes the Sun to get obscured by the horizon?
The image shows a holographic screw projected off of a mirrored dome structure. The Sun, the Moon, the stars and the planets like the screw are all holograms projected off of a mirrored dome.
We're on a stationary plane inside an engineered structure, that flat horizon line is artificial.