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>> No.9987444 [View]
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>>9987421
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G5_efcyCjBo

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>>9911595
This image has been posted for the 2+ years, which is yet more proof of how much evidence your model lacks.

The horizon line is higher than that, the water has a mirror line above it. See gif, it's the same effect. You really need to do better than this.

Also, a video from a clearer day shows no curvature: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G5_efcyCjBo

You have to be seriously retarded to think the earth would even curve away like that.

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>>9904734
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G5_efcyCjBo

The pylons are warped by the water distortion, similar to gif related.

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>> No.9645747 [View]
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>>9645715

You forget you're talking about objects above water, and water will distort light, you cannot immediately assume curvature without accounting for the water and its behaviour.

You can even see this behaviour using a flat bridge, curvature is merely an illusion, pic related.

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