Victoria Canada as seen from Sequim, WA, with P1000, ~58ft observer height.

Showing bottom up obstruction on some of the buildings that aren't up on 50ft hills.
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[@moyockman]

Not sure but i dont seem to see the shoreline
Weird

[@theplanetruth]

Go out repeatedly to get a varied set of contrasts. It’s never going to look the same.
This is still and always will be refraction, with or without mirage.

[@fromjesse]

@@theplanetruth thank you for your kind comment! Could you please clarify? Are you saying that refraction is causing flat earth to appear just like it would if it was a globe?

[@carljelliff3156]

“i cAN SeE tOo fAR” 😂😂

[@theplanetruth]

Go out repeatedly to get a varied set of contrasts. It’s never going to look the same.

[@dogwalker666]

Flurfs don’t admit that refraction exists.

[@dogwalker666]

Yet always bottom first.

[@pablosdog2808]

@@dogwalker666 Refraction will do that

[@dogwalker666]

@@pablosdog2808 ?

[@billybowden7079]

​@@pablosdog2808 You know you can check the direction of refraction by using light of two different wavelengths?

[@scott_meyer]

Look at the angle of the big satellite antenna at the beginning. Why so low compared to ones near the Equator?

[@tonymcflattie2450]

Yup, we see to far.
Smh at the flat brains.

[@awatt]

...but not far enough for me to see America from the UK. Go figure