Show Me the Curve - Flat Earth Falsities

Flat earthers love to say “show me the curve“, but then point to the horizon and say, “see, it's flat“. Yes, of course the horizon looks flat, except from very high elevations. You cannot see the curve that way, because the horizon is a flat circle around you viewed from the center. And you cannot usually see the curve of the surface directly either, because there is no reference. But there are a few ways you can see the curve directly, as demonstrated in this compilation video. Here are the ways you can see the curve shown in this video: 1. With the right angle and a telescopic lens or telescope, structures such as power line towers and causeways over water will reveal the earth's curvature directly by providing a reference. 2. Distant boats and buildings are partially hidden behind the horizon. The farther they go, the more they are hidden. 3. By increasing elevation, hidden objects can be brought back into view, as you can see farther over the curve, including the sun immediately after sunset. 4. The horizon drops more and more below eye level the higher you go. Thank you to all contributors. Please visit their channels. Sources: Witness Earth's Curvature by Soundly Flat Earth Debunked - Lake Pontchartrain Causeway - Three Lakeway Center - 15th Floor by Soundly Witness Earth's Curve (Flat Earth Debunked) by Soundly Lake Pontchartrain Transmission Lines Nikon P900 (3/3) - (Flat Earth Debunked) by Soundly Curved Water Found 3 by Soundly Nikon P900 debunks flat earth (again) by MCTheEmcee1 Nikon p900 ships/ horizon? by PER spective Ship Sinks behind curvature by TestVids zs50 Flat Earth Debunked Cruise Ship 200 x speed by Dazzathecameraman Boat Going Over Horizon by Scott McPeak Gaming Ships behind the horizon By Unitoone Ship over horizon, Flat Earth Test by Elizabeth Pearl Ship sinking over horizon by Jonathan Brett Ships over the Horizon - Nikon P900 test by ObservationPL New Orleans Elevator by Soundly Drone catching the sunset twice by Salty flats Flat Earth Horizon drop with altitude by Reds Rhetoric Horizon Drop and varying altitudes by MadMelon101 So Flat Earthers.. you want to explain that horizon by Wolfie6020 Flat Earth missing curvature found by Jesse Kozlowsky Flat Earth - Oh my Wafrah - where did you go? by Wolfie6020 Music: Mozart Symphony No. 40 Performed by Kammerorchester Basel, Umberto Benedetti Michelangeli, Conductor