/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11385360
Can you explain this sunrise?

>>11184250
Sunsets are an optical illusion caused by the atmosphere you dingbat, no curvature involved.

>>10222983
The sun disappears into itself, half of it isn't actually below the horizon, it is an optical illusion.

>>9748512
>Are you completely retarded?
>A solar rated filter just reduces the amount of light entering the lens, just like an ND filter.
>The Sun is extremely bright and a camera cannot adjust for it on its own which is why you use a solar rated filter when taking photos of the Sun to reduce the light to a level the camera can control.
Which means it's not proof of the true size of the sun brainlet, why is this so difficult to understand?

>No, you can do it anywhere. Sunset is not the only time there should be change in the size of the Sun in the flat model. It should be biggest at noon and change across sunrise to noon to sunset. Hourly photos across the day would be sufficient to prove one way or another.
Show me a sunset using a solar filter from a plane, and I will believe you. Pity no globalist has done this because it will prove them completely wrong.

>>9727373
A solar filter will show the same thing sweetie.

>>9727373
Not impossible brainlet, you realise the atmosphere acts like a curtain too? The further the sun goes, the more atmosphere the light has to travel through until you cannot see it any more.

>The sun rises