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Originally Posted by rjr777
Here’s the test I want to re-create myself
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ql_TTguKxnE
Anyone want to help by lending me their p900?
Can any ball defending zombies explain this video?
If boats are going over the horizon then how do they re appear when we zoom in ? Or in this video how does the boat go out of focus if not hidden by globe could it be limited perspective limited vision?
So now we've reached the not-indoctrinated and not-brainwashed claim on my list that...
..."zooming in brings ships over the horizon completely back into view"?
This is the typical response to the phenomenon that shows ships, for example, disappearing bottom first over the horizon. The FE'er claim is that zooming in on the ship will bring the entire ship (top and bottom) back into view.
rjr, if you are honest and spend even a small amount of time reviewing the videos that claim to show this, you'll immediately discover the bait and switch. As Aaron points out, they show that objects too small to see with the naked eye can become visible after zooming in. This is not what the original claim said, and is exactly what is expected.
Confirm this yourself by finding the two relevant timestamps that must exist in the video you linked or ANY video claiming to bring a ship 'back into full view':
1. Timestamp showing a ship that 'appears' to be disappearing bottom first over the horizon.
2. Timestamp showing the same ship visible top to bottom after zooming in.
Only with these timestamps is it worth looking at what happens in between those moments.
But you won't find any because it is an optical impossibility. Zooming enlarges a scene, it doesn't and cannot change it.
Or more likely you won't find it because you have no interest in discovering that you are wrong.
Btw, if a ship in the far distance looks like it is half-hidden by the horizon (bottom half is missing), the way to check it in more detail is by... zooming in!
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