I'll comment once more on this particular exchange because I don't see any constructive progress taking place, here.
No need to be snippy. What were you expecting? That everyone would roll over and agree with you? Before you had posted four times? Really?
Tumeni, I can't see how any of the images or videos you've posted refute anything that I stated in my original post at all.
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I introduced the ship scenario. You said "if the ship was ON the horizon", to which I said it was not. These examples are not a refutation of what you said, they are to establish a starting point, to establish what YOU think of as "on the horizon". If you want to stop here, that's fine, but don't take a high and mighty "nobody here is making any constructive progress" attitood.....
1. I was referring to looking at objects in the distance with 'the naked eye.'
I looked at the example I'm referring to with my naked eye, and saw exactly what I captured with my telephoto lens. I saw it through my binoculars, too.... same thing seen in all cases
2. I'm not even sure we're in agreement about what, exactly, eye-level means.
Which is why I'm trying to establish what you mean by it.
To be honest, most of those images contribute to proving 'my' point about horizon and eye-level.
How do they do that?
If somebody can't go out and try the examples I described and make the same observations that I, and 'many' others, have, that's perfectly fine.
If you can't even look at the examples which I have gathered, why should I or we "go out" and try your examples?