Flat Earth Boats Disappear Behind an Opaque Mirror

It is important to show such a video with the ships that the top (which is the top point) the ship is not reduced due to the curvature of the earth (if reduction should be much greater) and due to the effect of perspective or decrease. A displacement of the top point of the ship can be observed with respect to the water level.

To some people this is convincing evidence that the earth is flat. To others, seafarers for instance, it looks like what they've always seen and the explanation that the earth is round is not refuted in their minds. What is the difference between these people? Also, humanity has gone from flat to round and now some are pushing to go back flat again as a worldview. To the proponents of a worldview where the earth is flat, why is it that the question, is the earth flat or round, that is a more important question than other questions? Some may not feel that it is. Just asking.

Actually there is something VERY important you missed. A boat that far out is like a 2mm in height(after perspective). And the wave in the water even when calm, may be 25cm in height at the very least. Thus the waves nearer to you eclipse and cover the relatively small boat(because of perspective). Thus this is why boats bottoms disappear over the horizon NOT BECAUSE of the curvature of the earth. The earth is flat!

Nice footage brother.I have some more videos from my observation tower that I shot in the moon mode and it's awesome footage and i'll be posting them tomorrow.You notice that the highest part of the boat was the last thing to get distorted?The light waves bouncing off the water is distorting the lower end of the boat and you also have the atmospheric conditions distorting it as well.I wish I had somebody to help me with some experiments I want to do but can't find anybody that wants to help me.They all think i'm nuts.It takes two people to do what I want to do but maybe in the future i'll find someone willing to help me.So until then i'll have to wait but meanwhile i'll be trying to get some distances of this bird rack i'm always filming and a few other things.Oh for the last couple times I've been watching the stars I've seen a few strange lights moving across the sky.Tonight I was doing a time lapse of Polaris and I think I captured it but I have to slow it way down in order to see it.It still has a few minutes left to film on the time lapse in the night sky mode.Hopefully it comes out good so I can post it.The first 2 times I saw it I didn't have my camera handy and it only last for a short time.Keep up your great work friend i'm loving it.

Lie scientists that light waves are transverse. They have a longitudinal type and extend radially like a broom beams (branches). This can be proved as if to distance from the screen object to the light source - then the shadow of the object is blurred with increasing distance. The light does not go in a straight line - it diverges.

For this reason objects located close to a flat surface will appear to fade out as the distance from them.