12 Aug 2021 17:05:27
Just an observation. High altitude clouds that spread across the sky are always flat AF. I wonder why that is? *dobs sarcastic hat.
12 Aug 2021 19:44:56
If you\'re high enough you can see the curvature in them :)
If you\'re high enough you can see the curvature in them :)
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12 Aug 2021 22:10:52
Like the Moon? We\'ve been there, right?
It\'s clearly got curvature!
Like the Moon? We\'ve been there, right?
It\'s clearly got curvature!
{Ed033\'s Note - The Moon is round, like a flat disk [CD-Rom] :)
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12 Aug 2021 22:18:30
OP is poor info, apologises.
I run a seafront route every morning (last month) and depending on the conditions (biblical at times) you get the illusions of the sea bending. Its purely costal fog and optical illusions.
You never get this with HA clouds from the POV I am talking of.
I will add there are many times when conditions are good when I say to myself \"the sea has no curve\" which would make sense as there is only \'sea level\' not \'sea curve\', right?
OP is poor info, apologises.
I run a seafront route every morning (last month) and depending on the conditions (biblical at times) you get the illusions of the sea bending. Its purely costal fog and optical illusions.
You never get this with HA clouds from the POV I am talking of.
I will add there are many times when conditions are good when I say to myself \"the sea has no curve\" which would make sense as there is only \'sea level\' not \'sea curve\', right?
{Ed033\'s Note - Right, there is no Spoon :) [Matrix film].
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