It's called light refraction.
You might wanna check .
Also, snipers don't have to compensate for the coriolis effect.
They don't have to because the shooting distance is insignificant (less than a mile on average) compared to the size of the earth.
It's called light refraction.
You might wanna check [Dan's jootube channel](https://www.youtube.com/@SciManDan/videos).
> Also, snipers don't have to compensate for the coriolis effect.
They don't have to because the shooting distance is insignificant (less than a mile on average) compared to the size of the earth.
light refraction doesn't make a 4 mile curve seem like it's a flat plane. if it did to that extreem, then you would see some weird optical effects looking out a window when ascending in a plane.
something to think about as you go about your days. maybe someday you'll be as crazy as I am hahaha
light refraction doesn't make a 4 mile curve seem like it's a flat plane. if it did to that extreem, then you would see some weird optical effects looking out a window when ascending in a plane.
something to think about as you go about your days. maybe someday you'll be as crazy as I am hahaha
Check Dan's channel. It's all explained in details.
maybe someday you'll be as crazy as I am hahaha
I think I'm already ahead ;)
Check Dan's channel. It's all explained in details.
> maybe someday you'll be as crazy as I am hahaha
I think I'm already ahead ;)
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