https://wiki.tfes.org/Sinking_Ship_Effect
Had you bothered to read my post it would be obvious that I had read that material and was definitely not asking for an explanation of "Sinking Ship Effect".
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This is presented in two parts:
- The claim " that the ship does not sink behind a hill of water"
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- Then the claim "half-sunken ships have been restored"
Then simply a bald statement "There have been experiments where half-sunken ships have been restored by simply looking at them through telescopes".
The statement "There have been experiments" is exactly the thing that globe supporters are criticised for! Where are always told to show "the evidence"!
So, please publish the evidence that "half-sunken ships have been restored by simply looking at them through telescopes"
And boats that are simply too small to see on the horizon "restored" by a long zoom lens will not be considered as evidence.
So, I repeat the question:
Then simply a bald statement
"There have been experiments where half-sunken ships have been restored by simply looking at them through telescopes".
So, please publish the evidence that "
half-sunken ships have been restored by simply looking at them through telescopes"
I am asking for the evidence that is referred to in "the Wiki".
And as I said before a ship not visible because it is too small in the photo or video is useless. You posted this:
Ships which seem to be half sunken can be restored with a telescope, proving that it is not really hidden behind a "hill of water":
Some video of the above effect:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ev_dw3GrEr0
That very video shows a ship too far away to see at wide-angle becoming visible at a long zoom.
That is NOT a ship hidden by the horizon being restored.Exactly that same effect could be observed in a video of a car a few miles away being "restored" by a telescope
and is completely irrelevant.So, please publish the
existing evidence claimed in "the Wiki" that "
half-sunken ships have been restored by simply looking at them through telescopes".