Visibility Matters @wideawake2814

wide awake | Visibility Matters @wideawake2814 | Uploaded July 2020 | Updated October 2024, 1 day ago.
Some comparisons on different visibility conditions proves I can see much further than what science claims. They use refraction as their excuse but throughout 4 years of doing observations of the real world I find refraction to not be what they've taught us it is. Proof is in the visibility limits.

$Visibility Matters Some comparisons on different visibility conditions proves I can see much further than what science claims. They use refraction as their excuse but throughout 4 years of doing observations of the real world I find refraction to not be what theyve taught us it is. Proof is in the visibility limits.$

Objects In The Mirror Are Not How They Appear mp4

$Bayport Bird Rack & The Optical Illusion Of Curvature First things first. Link to the awesome music I used. Link to home page https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpg-pYIg34MZPal3Te4U0KQ IMO the mirroring effect causes a lot of issues with our visibility and the angular resolution of objects. Yes there are most of the time cmbinations of effect that obscure our visibility limits. Our visibility limits dictate our angular resolution where an object meets the water or even where the sky meets the water line. That visible water line is not the horizon in most cases but in fact your eye level isnt where you might think it is. Globe defenders always claim its refraction lifting objects up and over the huge bulge of water that should be there if earth were a globe. They can never give us their own observational proof of it. Why because its not happening. Im sure not telling people to believe me but of coarse Im not putting up with trolls throwing insults at me nor any of my subscribers. If you are a troll and have zero proof of anything please dont make insults You will be block period.$

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